... As PAULINE. Aris'.s Bin'nnzlqtyltrit(asN March 23th, 1874:-Last night Mice Walli~s essaled tbc llnlt of Pauline in Bulwer's ever-green play of Th~e Ladi;, of' Lyons. Thin chianauctr Was chiarmingly played by Miss Wallis indeed,tc nIotluie, ?? iileave been more inpressively beautiful tha he eincptin f te]-nineo te geatnoelit.The audience (the honce was erowndeit inI cvery, part) w~%ere ...

... ?? Wybert leeve iproved to be an uncommonly good actor. ?? is better worthy to rank as a star than aly player who has appeared this season. I-Ie is intelligent and cultivated, and is endowed withl a capital voice and pleasing stagc presence. Hoe is not simply intelliiegt; there is genius ill the electric flashes of power which he gives occasionally. These flashes are quite different from the ...

... NEW PHILHAFRMONIC SOCIETY. The second concert, which took place at St. James's I-il on Wednesday evening, was noticeable from the fact that the Symphony, by Sir Julius Benedict, in G minor, was producedl for the first time in London. Two movements had been previously heard at the Norwich Festival, and it had bhoon played at one of the Crystal Palace conceits ; but it Was reserved for the New ...

... I Mrs Gefflian Reed and her small but talented company have now taken possession of St. George's Hall, where during the season they propose to reintroduce to those in search of merriment a series of those charming little sketches with which they have already delighted thousands at the Gallery of Illustration. Two special favourites have ?? Arthur Cecil going to the Globe and Miss Fanny Holland ...

... EASTERI ENTERTAINMENTS. The holidty time, as we leave lead repeatedly to note in these columns of late years, is no longer celebrated by Thea- trical Managers after that general fasllion which was formerly in vogue. The pure Fairy Spectacle, wwhich wasthen reserved forthevernal festival, has altogether vanished from lthe boards, and burlesqcse and extravagaiza, which, about a quarter of ...

... L I T E R A T U R Be BOW BELLS FOR APRIL will bring a flush of pleasure upon many a pretty face when the long array of fashion and needle- work supplements are opened. There is a snonster supplement that reveals to the delighted feminine gaze how to mnake a little girl's paletot, how to cut out and construct the Czarina corsage, how to look brave in the Duchess Marie tunic ; and several other ...

... Another of those amlateur dramatic entertainments for which Thonmastown Castle, county of Tipperary, the seat of the Count and Countess de Jarnac, is so justly celebrated has just been given there in the presence of a fashionable company. The little Theatre of the Castle wa d fitted ullp with even snore than ordinary care, the stage being tastefully decorated amd aduirably adalpted in its ...

... TILE DRAMA IN PAR I S. (nROxI onU owa CORnfPONDENT.) PARIS, Ti{UaYDAY.-FOfLTE59 DRAIMATIQUES.-After an extra ordinary rmu of 412 nights, the world-famous File dce Madame Angot has at last disappeared from the bills, and La Belle Beu2rblou71udse reigns ill its place. I say reigns, though the word is scarcely applicable, for we canl hardly expect to see within the next tell years another piece ...

... | The Hguenets had been announced for Saturday last. but the indisposition of Mdlle Titiens compelled the ManaHe- ment to substitute another opera. There are of light sopranos enough and to sparet but Normas, and Leonoras, and Valentines are not to be picked up every t s and The ever- welcome Barber of Seville pas given instead of t Tue Ifugenots, and MadeLase Trebelli-Bettini appeared as ...

... AU STRALASIAN DRA.M ATIC AND MUSICAL Association. Tue Second aiititaal niejctisi~g of thle aitenibers of the Austriala Sian Dramiatic and MXusical Associ~ation wzas held onl the 27th January, at thle Apollo Ha(;ll, Eastern Arcadej Melbourne, MSr H. Rt. HARWOOD, Of the Theatre R-loyal, in the chair, in the ablsence of the Master, M~r George Coppin. A letter -was received irclia Mr George Coppin ...

... TSc Wandering Heir having run its course at this estab- lishment, the season, which has been nmarked by the spirited Management of Mrs Seymour, terminated on the 27th nlt. On Saturday, however, there was an extra night, and a great success was that achieved by Miss Leighton, who in the character of Julia, in The Hiunchbaek, made her first appearance oni any stage. The (febu1entee in latter ...

... Miss GENEVIEVE WAPRD at the Adelphi Theatre, as Blanche and Unarita, in The Prayer in the Storm. - , , . . 1: .- From The Times, 1farch 34' :-The contest is adilmirably carried out through aLll its details, and full eifect to it is gi CIo by Mv' Fernialndez anid Miss Ward. Tbe lady is eatirely 1iew to be l ii, .bu she displays ull aliloulit of power, a coliinnanid over attiRude, mud a ...