... . THE ROYALTY. Continuing the high level of excellence which has marked his present season of French plays from the reginning, M. Mayer has, thia week, revived La Doctoresse. This piece waa tho rage in Paris four years ago, and was soon after brought to the Royalty by the original exponent of the title-part, Mdlle. Magnier. It was subsequently done in an English version at the Globe Theatre, ...

... . THE PAVILION. The return of the stock company here is a welcome event, not only as bringing back to their friends a considerable contingent of old favourites who have long been established firmly in the good graces of Mr. Morris Abraham's patrons, but also by reason of the opportunity afforded for the introduction of several new candidates for the esteem and goodwill of East-end playgoers. ...

... . THE GLOBE. On Saturday evening, March 16, 1889, was pro duced here Shakespeare's five-act tragedy King Richard the Third King Ilenry VI Mr. Allen Beaumont Prince of Wales Miss Bessie Hatton Duke of York Miss Isa. Bowman Duke of Cilo'ater Mr. Richard Mansfield Duke of Buckingham Mr. James Fernandez Duke of Norfolk Mr. VV. R. Stavuley Earl of Richmond Mr. Luij^i Lablache Lord Stanley Mr. D. H. ...

... . THE SHAFTESBURY. On Thursday afternoon, April 4, 1889, was produced here a new three-act play, written by Malcolm Watson, and founded upon the Spanish of Jose Echegaray, entitled:-- Calumny. Edward Fairfax Mr. tlwood Sir IJeni'v Fairfax Mr. W. Farren Kustaoe Errol Mr. Fred. Terry Larry Mr. Matthew Brodio Archie Munroo Mr. Frank Farrcii Lord ltlvington Mr. Aylmer Servant Mr. G. Kimbault ...

... . OPERA COMIQUE. On Saturday evening, April 13, 1839, Mrs. Hodgson Burnett's three-act play, The Real Little Lord Fauntleroy, was placed in the night bill of this theatre, when a slight alteration was made in the cast of the piece, Miss Marion Terry appearing as Mrs. Errol, to fill up the vacancy left by Miss Mary Rorko, who had hitherto so prettily played the character. Miss Terry, while ...

... . THE GARRICK. On Wednesday evening, April 24, 1889, Mr. John Hare opened his now theatre in Charing Cross-road with the production of a now and original play in four acts, written by A. W. Pinero, entitled:-- The Profligate. Puimtau Renshaw Mr. T. Forbes- Robertson Hugh Murray Mr. Lewis Waller Wilfred Brudonell Mr. Sydney Brough Lord Dangars Mr. John llare Mr. Ched Mr. Dods worth Mr. Kph ...

... . THE COMEDY. On Wednesday evening, May 1, 1889, was pro duced at this theatre, for tho first timo, a farcical comedy, in throe acts, written by H. M. Paull, en titled Tenterhooks. Colonel Dubois Mr. Marius Captain Pinniger Mr. Hariy Nicholls Jasper Qua) le Mr. C. H. Hawtrey Dr. Spencer Mr T. G. Warren Henry Hobbj Mr. W. F. Hawtrey RichnrcU Mr. A. J. Andrews Beatrice Dubois Ml es Lottie Venne ...

... . THE ROYALTY. On Saturday evening was produced at this theatre a new romantic comic opera, in three acts, words by Oswald Brand, music by Henry Parker, entitled: Mignonette. Nieol Nicholas Mr. Lionel isrongn sitvnrlinir Mr. I'alton Sonitrs Adolphus Mr. Edwin keen. Va.idvke Mr J. O. Kobertton Alpinor Mr. Henry Pope Caspar Mr It. Fairbanks Hans Mr. F. Furt;.do Chrlbtopher Mr. E. Norris 8epp ...

... . TERRY'S THEATRE. On Wednesday afternoon, May 15, 1880, there was produoed at this thoatro a three-act play, adapted by W. Archer Woodhouae, from M. Riohepin's Le Flibustier, and ontitled The Orandsire. Legoez Mr- J°hn Maclean Pierro Mr- Terry Jacquemin Mr. George Alexander Janik M'88 CalUoun Mirla-Annu Mrs. Billington Le Flibustier itself had just seen tho light at the Theatre Francais in ...

... . THE PRINCESS'S. On Saturday evening a crowded audience bade farewell to Mr. Wilson Barrett, who is about to take his departure for America. The piece presented was The Ben-my-Chree, and in this Mr. Barrett again proved the hold he has over playgoers. He acted splendidly throughout, and at the final fall of the curtain, in response to a long-continued call, he addressed his audience in the ...

... . THE COURT. Un batnrday evoning, May 2o, 1880. waa produced at this theatre, for the first time in London, a new 1 three-act play, written by Sydney Grundy, entitled A White Lie. Sir John Uolyneux Mr. W. II. Kondal George Desmond Mr. John Glendinaing Captain Tempest Mr. Arthur Dacre 1J'*n Mr. Deane Lady Molj neux Miss Olga Brandon Hannah Miss Pauncefort Maidservant Miss i,?r|0 Daisy Desmond ...

... . THE STRAND. On Thursday afternoon, June 13, 1889, was produced here a domestic drama, in four acts, written by Lieut.-Col. P. R. Innes, entitled: Donellan. Major Arthur Donellan Mr. Luigl Lablache Sir George Brondbrook Mr. Compton Coutt9 Sir William Broughton Miss Louise Brandon Captain Thomas Broadbrook Mr. Forbes Dawson Verbage Mr. Henry Hnlley Sir James Thompson Mr. E. Cranston Servant Mr ...