... General-Manager, Mr John Cavanah.-I1igs Forteseue and her company opened here with Romneo and Juliet in presence of a crowded house, and the performance, it may be said, was received wvith considerable favour. ROYAL CeRcUs -Proprietor, Mr John Henry Cooke.-Quite ...

... Bower by adding a Trades' Proces- sion to the usual view of Men and Arms. On Monday the historical portion of the cavalcade was brilliant, despite the dull weather, while the men at arms, pages, and appointments were of a high-class character. LIMERICK ...

... Sole Lessee and Manager. To-night, and Every Evening, at 8 30 (Doors open 8O), THE AMBASSADOR, a Comedy, in Four Acts, by John Oliver Hobbes. Matinees To day and every Wednesday and Saturday, at 2 30. Box-office (Mr E. Arnold) open Daily, 10 0 to 10 ...

... minnic and clog-dancer; John Simp. son, second week; Le Bay, ventriloquist; and N. C. Bostock. The audiences hlave been numuerous and appreciative. CABRDIFg. TiNATRSE RoYAL-Lessee and Manager, Mr Edwlrd Fletcher; Acting-Manager, Mr John sheridan.-u M-liiday ...

... song. It is Kitty's voice, surely. Love and curiosity drive him into the adjoining apart- -ment. He would take Kitty to his arms, but the young lady, still with bitter remembrances of that flir- tation with Nellie, drives him forth, and he has to resort ...

... Sole Lessee and Manager. To-night, and Every Evening, at 8530 (Doors open 8 0), THE AMBASSADOR, a Comedy, in Four Acts, by John Oliver Hobbes. Matindes To-day and every Wednesday and Saturday, at 2830. Box-office (Mr E. Arnold) open Daily, 10 0 to 10 ...

... indulge in a spirited galop, making up an animated scene for the fall of the ceurtain. In the ballet and novel effects MIr John Hollingshead is entitled to the credit of invention - some very tumeful and appropriate music has been comn- posed by George ...

... musical items. Mr Arthur St. John's company is playing it with satisfaction to the numerous patrons of the house. HYDE. THEATRE ROYAL.-Proprietors, the Hyde Theatre Co., Limited ; General Manager, Councillor Joseph W. Maloney.-Mr John Leopold's OFrivolity company ...

... but seemed scarcely to like the part. As Kinellin Mr IV. H. Sharp was too comical; and Mr Holmes Acton made a capital Cheap John. The minor parts were decently filled, and the mounting was both suitable and good. STAR MUsIo HALL.-Lessees, Messrs Cowgill ...

... singing with zither accompaniment never fails to amuse. Mr. and Mrs. St. John have heroine, as might have been anticipated, great favourites, and the extraordinary dancing of Mr. St. John 1brings down the ous nghtl. Te lghtnng-ikerapdity of his steps, yet ...

... Lefrauc as Chinese Jones, Miss Minnie Blanchard as Flirt, Miss M. Story-Gofton as Isabelle Dame, Miss Pansie Grattan as Willie Grow, Miss Marie Grattan as Tina Gay, Miss Nina Truscott as Georgie Walker, and Miss Alice Rees as Mrs Guyer. DEVONPORT. METROPOLJ ...

... Society of over sixty per- Jc formers, under the leadership of Mr John Peck, Shef- C field, assisted by Madame Kate Cove, soprano, and Mr Jack Robertson, tenor. CORK. OPERA HoUSE.-Manager, Mr John Horgan.-On P Monday Mr Charles Compton paid us his annual visit ...