... . |,8( nilifor of Thk St.gi. ii**f;?irh slight mistake in tho roport pub- J°tiowL. 1 --k in your ilajwr, n.y S*1'' ll,il' W roul,:r U liler*-v brill ...

... . To the Editor of THE STAGE. Sir,--In a column of Theatrical Gossip notorious for its feeble taste and constitutional inaccuracy, and that has recently been distinguished for its personal attacks on members of the dramatic profession uncongenial to the proprietor of a theatrical newspaper, I have recently been held up to ridicule, hatred, and contempt. Mr. Edward Ledger, in the exercise ...

... . To the Editor of THE STAGE. Dm Sit --I have observed that in your notice of the bnrlcsque nf the Lu.li, of Lson> at tbe above theatre, ii i your isMie of the 27ih inet. ju.i say that, Mr. O. B. Bradsbaw a extremely funny as the W idow Me Inotte. and {cave evidence ol quite enoush talent to cause him recognition, without tho aid of the conreenews which he ofteu indulged in While thanking you ...

... and at TUB BELLES STHATAGKM (lust roar nights). Mi*. Irving as Synnrix and Doricourt, and Misa Ellen Terry as C'ararna and Letitia Hardy Messrs. Howe, Terras, Pinero. Khvo >d, Tyars, Keanmont, Cliffiird, Hudson, Carter; Miss Sophie Yonnjj, Mws BarneU, *c. On Wednesday, at 8 o'clock, OTHELLO. Benefit of MN Ellen Terry. Othello, Mr. Booth j Iago, Mr. IrviDg DesJe- mona, Miss Kllen Tc-rv. On ...

... . J'o tht Eililar itfTat Snai. DEAR SIR,--I was indeed delighted to read your able and vigorous lender in last week's issue of The Stage on Theatrical Evangelisation, and for which you deserve the thanks of the entire dramatic profession. The enterprise(P) with which the poor creatures of the Theatrical Mission prosecute their calling is most intolerant, nay bordering on sublime impudence. ...

... . To the Editor of Tiik Stags. Sir,--The article on this subject in your issue of the 17th instant calls for more than passing notice. It has long been a matter of astonishment to me that nine tenths of provincial managers should lack common sense enough to see that they do themselves an injury by not providing sufficient and comfortable accommodation for their artistes. They expect one to go ...

... To the Editor >f Tns Stage. His,-- I beg, through yrni, to express my regret to Miss Lie^ic Graham that she should not have received tho prai*e due to her excellent representation of Daphne iu Cork, owing, as she states, to an error in the programme fur nished. Ycurs faithfuli y. YOUR CORK CORRESPONDENT. Cork, June 21st, 1881. ...

... To the Editor ef Tiik Bt&gc. Df ar Sir,-- For some weeks past, owing to a mistake either or the management or the printer, MiasGourlay has been credited with the part or Cynisca in Pffcjmalion and Galatea. You have kindly given me favourable notices (in her name) lor performanre or tame part. Tho local papers or Cork and Limcrick have fallen into this same error from the same cause. As 1 have ...

... . To the Editor of THE STAGE. his,-- Will you allow mo to state, through the medium of your columns, that tho Camden Dramatic Company (laic ihe Camden Dramatic Academy, of which I am the Pro- priet >r) is in no way connected with the Camden Comedy Company. I regret that the doings of tho former have boon mixed up with the name of the last mentioned old established amateur dramatic club, cf ...

... . To the Editor of The Stage. SIR,--As my attention has only just been called to an article in your issue of June 3rd, will you kindly allow me now to correct some of the mis-statement in it? in too nmt place tho coramiteo or oar organisetl Mis. sion (now or seven jears' growth) met in tho Young Men's Christian AssociatKin, AWursEste-Ftreet, an.i not in E.veter Hall; and wo w Mi it to he ...

... .-- A petition was presen ted in this cane on Saturday last, the lih inst. to obtain the decision of the Court as to ths distribution of a fund called the York Theatrical Fund, which was instituted in the ?ear 1915 for tho benefit of actors and actresses of tho York Theatre. The fund had been vested in the names of trustee#, and had originally been subscribed by members of the com pany and ...

... . Gbobgb Clabb.-- The paper you name ceasel to exist some weeks past. Dalb.-- The lady is now a member of the Beatrice company. Footlights. Read letter published in this number and an wer to same. Anxiocs. We cannot assist you to an engagement, there aro many like yourself just now. Sbabidb.-- The gentleman is on tour with Miss Kate Lee's company, address Theatre Royal, Southampton, this ...