... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THEATRE ROYAL.-Lessee and Manager, Mr Walter Hatton; Acting-Manager, Mr W. Hollister.-The pan- s tomime here is played with increased effect. One of g the most prominent parts in the opening is that of the 0 Baron, represented with striking originality and humour by Mr J. W. Handley. The comic resources of this skilful actor are ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONI)ENT.) GAIETY THEATitr-Proprietor, MIr Mfichael Gunn; Business-Manager. Mr Charles Hvland.-The second edition of TIhe BabCes in UC Weeoo( is drawing crowded audiences here. Everything goes smoothly, and Mr Bertie Shelton deserves great praise for his excellent stage-management. LLINSTER HALL-Patentee, MIr Michael Gunn ; Act- ing-Manalger, AIr Albert Browne.-Bir William ...

... The International Musical and Dramatic Exhibition at Vienna was opened on Saturday by the Emperor of Austria, in presence of the Court, a portion of the Corps Diplomatique, and many members of the aristocracy. The bulk of the exhibits are in the central building, whilst in the surrounding park there are a renaissance theatre, a large concert hall, several restaurants pro- viding different ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THEATRE ROYAL.-Sole Proprietor and Manager, Mr Walter Reynolds.-There was a large audience here on Monday last to witness the performance of Mr Lester Colingwood's pantomime Forty Thieve~s. Ali Baba has an excellent representative in Mr W. H. Ball. Miss Jessie de Grey pleases greatly in her charming render- ing of Ganem, and Miss Wicsie Stanhope is favourably ...

... AMJUSEMENTS IN GLASGOW. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ROYALTY TnIATRE.-Lessees and Managers, Messrs Howard and Wyndham; Actingelanager, Mr Frank Sephton.-During this, the last week of tne present season, Mr Alfred J. Byde's company is appearing here in Our Regiment. It is now several years since the comedy was performed here. Mr Byde gives a capital interpretation of the role of Captain ...

... An Entirely New and Original Comic Opera, in Three Acts, Written by Arthur Hi Ward, Composed by Henry Vernon Produced at the Bijou Theatre and Assembly Rooms, Neath, on Aug. 31st, 1892. Sir John Baldrick ?? Mr SIDNEr BARRETT Hon. Adonis Rollington ?? Mr FRED. BENTLEY Godfrey Harebell ?? Mr J. J. DONNELLY Master Hardman Minde Mr GEIRGE HANDELL nmuckle ?? AD Sampson Chawker ?? r FRITz IVIE Jerry ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ROYAL COURT TIIEATRE.-Responsible Manager, M~r H. Bruce. -Real interest was felt in the first Liverpool performance of Maid MariOn at the Court on Monday, when there assembled a highly representative and very numerous dudience. Mr Albert Christian's Robin Hood was masterly in every detail, his singing being especially artistic and his acting marked by strong force ...

... THE DRAAi 'IN AMERICA. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) NEW YORK, JUNE 22.-Beyond the sudden closing of the Broadway Theatre and a new bill at the Casino, our theatricals are depressing in lack of incident. The weather has been exceedingly hot for some weeks, and, with the exception of al fresco entertainments, there is no attraction potent enough to tempt an audience. For this reason, as well as ...

... JUDAS 31ACCABAUS. When it was first announced that the above oratorio was selected for the festival performance at the Crystal Palace, on Saturday last, there were some who con- sidered that other works of the composer would have been more acceptable. But a closer inquiry soon revealed sufficient reasons for the choice. In the first place, Judas Mfaccabceus has had less attention than other ...

... --(FRQM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) GRAND THEATRE.-Lessee, Mr Wilson Barrett; Manager, Mr Henry Hastings.-Ar D'Oyly Carte's principal repertoire company is here this week. The operas announced were Iolanthe, The Mikado, The Yeormen of the Guard, and The Gondoliers, the two former acted twice. The first-named attracted a large audience on Monday, and the opera certainly never went better or gave ...

... AMUSEMENTS IN NEWCASTLE-ON-TYKE. /1 - ! Asa A . - . -- _ _ __ __ _ (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THEATRE ROYAL. -Lessees, Messrs Howard and Wyndham; Acting-Manager, Mr John Shaw.-Mr Osmond Tearle has been most enthusiastically received by large audiences during this week. On Mondaynight he delighted his many admirers by his masterly por- trayal of Othello, his fine physique and elocutionary ...

... THE FRINGE OF SOCIETY. A Play, in Four Acts, Founded on Le Derni-Mionde oi Alexandre Dumas fils. First Produced at the Criterion Theatre April 30th. Sir Charles Hartley, R.A. .. Mr CIIARLES WYsnnkM Arthur Cuthbert ?? r E. H. VANDERFELT Mr Joseph Ponynder ?? -r W. BLARELEY fukeof M aysair ?? Mr CrnL MAUDE Phillips ?? F. ATiER.LEY Russell ?? M Mr C. TEReIc Marion Carslow ?? iss MARY MooRE ...