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... I THE THEATRES. [ GAIETY- THE NINE DAYS' QUEEN. Mr Robert Buchanan's poetical drama The Nine Days' Queen was produced at the Gaiety Theatre last evening. The audience was not as large as might have been wished, especiallyi when it is remembered that ...
... I- THEn THEATRES. I ROYALTY- A LUCKY DOG. At the Royalty Theatre this week there is an _ entertaining piece called A Lucky Dog. It is described in the bill as a farcical comedy, and, unlike most productions of its class, its title is remarkably ...
... THE THEATRE. On Saturday night, Ihie petformaoces, in view of the approach- ing retirement of Mr Murray, Were under the patronage of the Lord Justice-General and the mellets O the bar, and seldom have we witnessdd a more brilliant spectacle thtn that ...
... THE THEATRE. We were glad to see a brilliant house assembled on Mon- day evening, when the entertainments were under the patron- age of the Royal Company of Archers. Sheridan's comedy of The Rivals, was performed, some parts of which could not have ...
... effect of attracting a large audience to the P Theatre-Royal lst night. In eqasequence' of the belated advent of summer weather and the facilities now offered for outdoor amusements the attendance . at the theatre of late has been in no respect commensurate ...
... . I. THE THEATRES. - THE ROYALTY- THE PRIVATE SECRETARY. it The extraordinary popularity of The Private d Secretary was again shown by the very large I 3, audience that gathered in the Royalty Theatre ' ;, last night to sritness the reproduction ...
... THE THEATRES. ROY1ALTY-IMISS rHATE VAUGHAN. bun At the Roaty'Theatre this week Miss Kate GO Vaughan is presenting what has been happily -Mis .described in another instance as a, tripple bill. dau That is to say, that in its arrangement, the The evening's ...
... Gardevio. The Paisley Theatre is certain to be crowded nightly this week. ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE, EDINBURGH. A crowded house last night gave a- most enthusiastic reception to the performance of Diplomacy by Mr Hare's company at this theatre. Whatever opinions ...
... successful a run during the current fortnight as it had theo. G REENOCK THEATRE-ROYAL. Last night Mr 'Vilson' Barrett's company began a week's engagement at the Greenock Theatre-Royal in the ' Lights o' London. The cast is a strong one ih many respects ...
... iledthe parts1 - ~ i VersasEary eofeinth 1Shol ?? ik i,whleon Thurdyad ?? ROYAL LYCEUM I ~ THEATRE. thstheatre are engaged by 5par. fot the Adelphi Theatre, in tildecret 'Service, the notion. tet ntestruggle between the North I!' ir ?? Civil War ...
... THBE THEATRES. ROYALTY- UTOPIA, LIMIrITED. The latest, but not the last, Gilbert & Sulli- van opera, Utopia, Limnited,' ensered last night on its second weck. Notwithstanding the n clement weather, the theatre was crowded in all parts, and, as oh ...
... a revival of Scottish drama in a style worthy of the best successes in staging which are a distinguishing feature of the theatre in these later days. It was his peculiarl fortune to be able to transfer to the stage not onlv in outline but in essential ...