... THEATRES. the Edinburgh CUrt of S«-ast©n, yesterday. Lord VV. :iH«M»d decided ilia? th -«• authorities can issue l-quor licences to thcutr.-s •••» the pio-lnet of the dramatic licuce. Case atT.cts all Scot theatre* ...

... THE THEATRE, committee reported the near completion the work* connected with the Theatre Royal, which reflected tba higbeet credit Stysn, the city enrvnor; The of Sbokcapeate, which the new facade waa appropriately ornamented, was gift of the Town Clerk ...

... THEATRE. ...

... in aid of the ioe erday It have scemed a bold e wes of two play: these performances as mere than their and the | Biate the theatre couverted tate halt-guine e-ball, But the fact is the promoters have rise by means of excellent prog to the moet carefully ...

... THE THEATRE. Yesterday evening, Holt and Wilmot’a Company commenced a tin nighte’ engagement the York Xhfttre, when Paul Merritt’* new drama, in four acts, New Babylon,” was performed for the Drat time in Ibie city. Mr. Clarence Holt appealed in hie famou* ...

... operatic music. Under such difficulties labours the English Opera Company, from the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, but at present occupying the boards of York Theatre. This company, the first place, consists of Miss Annie Thirlwall, Miss Adami, Mrs. Sharpe ...

... THE THEATRE. We have from time to time kept our readers posted with all the information about this favourite place of amusement, which it well known has undergone a wonderful metamorphosis, in consequence of the liberal and spirited behaviour of the Finance ...

... THE THEATRE. On Monday evening, as were pie assured would be case, there was very numerous audieuce at the theatre, -compliment to tbat popular and very clever actor, Mr. t. Holmes. Another candidate for special patronage is aunounced for Monday next ...

... THE THEATRE. Accustomed as we are in this age to the triumphs of skill and determination over physical difficulties, the achievement which was consummated on the opening night of the new campaign at York Theatre, under new management, new scenery, new ...

... THE THEATRE. The performances the Theatre during the week have been of a more wholesome character than some that we alluded to lately. On Monday evening Mr. Partrick, the box- I attendant, appealed to the public, with a capital programme. which proved ...

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... UNLUCKY THEATRE. Booth's Theatre, New York, is houses of which every capital furnishes examples, which never have a gleam of J** which only bring ruin on the different are tempted to invest their capital last owner was Mr Fish, the Presided Marine Bank ...