... in a more perfeczt manner than has ever been attempted even in this theatre. It is impossible to read the words, II with the view of sustaining the high operatic-character, this theatre en. joys, without indignation and disgust.. High operatic cl.,. racter ...

... most prudently declined by Mr. Wattle, who knew that a large theatre was not the arena to obtain the necessary practice and experience requisite for a perfect actor. A small circuit of theatres in Lancashire, under the manage- ment of Mr. Thornhill, was ...

... locality. euring the riot that occurred here this week, it wras the only theatre or resort for amusement that remained open to the public. Io'swacss.-Mr, Poole has opened this theatre with an excellent eompauy for a limaited season of five w eeks, which ...

... the French Theatre lasts for two months, June and July. The young tragedian is already engaged for June, at the French Theatre in London, and is no longer to be accompanied by Mdlle. Larclb,but by Mdlle. Rabut, whose engagement at the theatre Frangaise ...

... deserving men display. SECOND THEATRE IN LEEDs.-An application was made to the magistrates assembled in petty sessions at our Court House, on Saturday week, by Mr. Hill, bar- rister, to grant a license for a minor theatre in Leeds to Mr. W. S. Thorne. ...

... held at the Strand Theatre on Friday morning, in aid of the formation of a General Theatrical Fund Association. Mr. Webster, the lessee of the Haymarket Theatre, was in the chair, and several actors connected with different theatres were present. The secretary ...

... testified a desire to assist on this interesting occasion, we feel convinced that the theatre will he crowded. HAYMARKET THEATRE. -Her Majesty and Prince Albert honoured this theatre with their presence last Tuesday night, to witness the performance of Macbeth ...

... s of her Majesty's Theatre, that tickets cao be obtained at all the libraries for the pit of that theatre for eight shillings and sixpence. A ?? asks, if Baite and Costa are friends I We only know they met in Covent Garden Theatre, alias the Italian Opera ...

... REPEALERS IN LONDON. On Tuesday night a public meeting of the Irish Re Centrsresden ?? place at the theatre in iltn-sree, Cippegaefor the purpose of organising repeal clubs throughout the metronolis, similar to those established in Ireland. Eight o'clockvwas ...

... The dinner took place at Drury-lane Theatre, which was splendidly illuminated and decorated for the occasion. The pit was raised to a level with the stage, so that the tables ex- tended from one extremity of the theatre to the other. At the back of the stage ...

... gser of the Theatre Royal. It was delivered to me at half-past eleven o'clock on the same night . '4 Dear Sir,-If in the present unfortunate state of affairs at te Queen's Theatre, you should be at liberty, I ran only say tht the Theatre Royal is open ...

... make his appearance. As early as half-past six o'clock persons began to assemble around the theatre, and about seven crowds were seen wending their way to the theatre from all parts of the city. By half-past seven there were several hu dreds in the streets ...