... THE AVENUE. On Thursday evening, September 25, 1890, was produced here a four-act drama, adapted from Alphonse Daudet's La Lutte pour la Vie, by Robert Buchanan and Fred Horner, entitled:-- The Struggle for L'fe. Paul Artier Mr. George Alexander Cheniineaii. his frlenil Mr. Albert Chevalier Count Adriani Mr. Ben Webster \aillant Mr. Nuteombe Gould Antonin Caussade Mr. Frederick Kerr Vedrine Mr ...

... . Under this title Mr. B. W. Findon writes to us as follows, in reply to our second article on Histrionic Education as affected by the particular project of a Training School broached by him and supported by Mr. William Archer:-- Your able criticism of my article on The Amateur Club as a Stepping-Stone to the Stage,' will, I am sure, be read with pleasure by all those interested in, or ...

... . THE PRINCESS'S. On Tuesday evening, Novomber 18, 1890, was revived Shakespeare's five-act tragedy of Antony and Cleopatra. Antony Mr. Coghlan MC C-T;- M r. F. Kemble Cooper M ;Kmil. Lepid.,8 Mr. P. C. Beverley Sextiu Pompeius Mr. Kenneth Ulack Mr Arthur Stirling Ventnllus Mr. H.Druce s mmh Cha. Burleigh S Mr.A.T. Hilton Mecanas w g park W-- ssr iff! 8 Mr. Stanley P, Ingle Mr. Mac Vickars ...

... . DRURY LANE. The annual benefit in aid of the Royal General Theatrical Fund took place at Drury Lane Theatre on the afternoon of Monday last, Mareh 17, 1893, and it must have gladdened the hearts of the committee, stewards, &c., to witness the appearance of the house; from the topmost gallery to t the aristocratic stalls, from pit to upper txixes, all were alike densely filled there was not ...

... . THE LYRIC. On Monday evening, Deo. 17, 1888, this new theatre, situate in Shuftesbury-avenue, of which Mr. Henry J. Leslie is the solo proprietor and lessee, was opened to the public with the 817th consecutive performance of the successful threo-act comedy-opora, words by B. C. Stephenson, music by Alfred Collier, entitled: Dorothy. Dorothv Bantam Miss Marie Tempest Lydia Hawthorne Miss Amy ...

... . THE CRITERION. On Wednesday afternoon, November 6, 1889, was produced, for tho first time in London, a play of modern life, in three aots, writtonbyG. H. R. Dabbs, M.D., entitled Her Own Witness. Pauline de Lassonquere Miss Elizabeth Robins Lady Fairfax Miss Constance Abbott Alice Fairfax Miss Winifred Fraser Sir Charles Fairfax Mr. John Beauehatnp Mr. Basing Mr. Nutoombe Gould Charles ...

... LONDON THEATRES. THE CRITERION. On Thursday evening, September 11, 1890, was revived at this theatre the farcical comedy in three acts, by Bronson Howard, entitled:-- j. nun. Mr. Alfred Sterry Mr. T. O. Warren Sir Partridge 'oil! ptori Mr. W. Blakeley Mr. John Penryn Mr. George uiddens Mr. Frederick Fry Mr. A. Boucicault Mrs. Dorothy Sterry Miss Helen Forsyth Lady Compton Miss F. Frances ...

... THE COMEDY. On Thursday afternoon, April 17, 1890, was produced here, for the first time, a new serio-farcical comedy, in three acts, by J. R. Brown and F. Thornthwaite. entitled:-- The Linendraper. Benjamin Bazin Mr. E. Ilighton Squire De Broke Mr. Guise Captain Harold De Broke Mr. Scott -Buist Reginald Maitland Mr. Walter MeEwen Lush Mr. Frank Wood George Mr. H. Breame Sarah Miss Cicely ...

... THE CRITERION. On the afternoon of Wednesday, April 23, Mr. Charles Wyndham showed his audiences that he could not only follow in the footsteps of Charles Mathews, but, in some respects, could keep peace with him in the race. The programme contained three light comediettas. In two of these Mr. Wyndham enacted the principal parts, so we will refer to them first. In Charles Dance's Delicate ...

... THE MARYLEBONE. Notwithstanding the fact that The Streets of ImuIoi belongs to a somewhat antiquated school o: 'realistic drama, there is still, without doubt Plenty of drawing power in Boucicault's famous play. This was manifest 011 Saturday night lien an audience that crammed every nool and corner of the theatre, once more sympathisec 1 young Paul and his sister Lucy, and laughe ...

... LONDON THEATRES. THE GRAND. Among the long list of well-known actori and actresses who have ocoupiod tho boards of this North London thoatre, Mr. George Alexander holds an honoured place. That fact was onco again evidenced on Monday, when a house, well filled in every part, groetcd the popular actor and his ablo company from the St. James's, on their appearance here in The Masqueraders. ...

... . THE ROYAL. COVENT GARDEN. On Thursday evening, July 14, 1898, took place the first production in London of an opera in four acts, by Camille Saint- i SaonB, entitled: Henry Till. Henry VIII. M. Itcnaud Don Gomez M. Bonnard Cardinal Oampegglo M. Journet Surrey M. Caseneuve Norfolk M. Duf ranne Cranmer M. Dufriche 1 Catherine Mdlle. Taeary Anqe Boleyn Mdmd. ll^glon Carter Slgnor Vanni Usher M. ...