... PRINCE OF WALES'S THEATRE.-Proprietor, Mr D. Granuell.-Mr John Barnum, the popular comedian, heads the excellent variety company here. BIRMiNG GRAM . THEATRE ROYAL.-Lessee, Mr Mercer Simpson.- Messrs John Clayton and Arthur Cecil's company have appeared this ...

... Lee added much to his popularity. Mr John Amory gave a forcible and finished interpreta- tion of the villain Philip Radley. Messrs Sidney Sarl and Arthur Lester were well suited with the parts of Titus Knott and John Denby. As the stable boy Miss Lizzie ...

... for which our local artist, Mr John O'Farrell, is responsible, is appropriate and tasteful. The Mikado continues to attract large audiences. ALHAMBRA VARIETY THEATEE.-Proprietor, Mr W. J. Ashcroft; General Manager, Mr John J. Stamford.- A prominent and ...

... were sustained by Messrs Charles Allan, Eric Lewis, Nut- combo Gould, Edward Rose, and by Misses Constance Abbott, Emilie Grattan. and Caroline Carlton. The title of the novel has already been appropriated by Miss Clo. Graves and Mr William Sidney in their ...

... Melville, who enacts very cleverly the ?? of Pepin Cardel. Ile is ably aided by Mlr John Webb as Devisnes, Miss Nclly Holmes marker a capital Belle Helene, and Mr John Gathercole also reirdern good service. The strong situatisns in which the ply abounds ...

... Mr John Gregory ' ave played T/he White Slave. The company includes a choir Negro jubilee singers. Miss Pattie Verner gave a graceful -edering of the part of Liza ; Miss Nellie Leraine was a good maphne; and Miss Maggie Lewis, Martha; and Mr John 1atlins ...

... and the Captain Corcoran of Master H. Grattan, each of whom acted with more than mechanical ability. Dick Deadeye was again most effectively represented by Master W. Phillips; the Josephine was Mliss Emily Grattan, full of natural grace; Little Buttercup ...

... special notice, were all creditably enacted. THE BRITANNIA. On Monday, August 24th, the American Drama by Messrs John A. Stephens and H. P. Grattan, in Five Acts, entitled THE UNKNOWN; A RIVER MYsTnaLY. Harold ?? Mr ALaSeRNON SYMS Jack salt .. ?? Mr J. B ...

... atmos- ijireCt. MAlr. Birtle's Chialnging Pasture (23) l.cii a moment's attention before Ewe pass to Mr. asterly portrait of John Jaifray, Esq., J.P. (31), rable example, not only of his conlmand of technique, i;i wonderful facility for grasping the character ...

... Thomas's Fleeting Shadow (43), a child with a preternaturally old face-sug. gestive of Paul Dombey-propped up with pillows in an arm-chair, whilst a collie is insinuating his eager head and claiming to occupy a place in his sickmaster's thoughts. Mr. Walter ...

... Venice. The third act of Othello was then given, the characters being most ably represented by Mr John Windley as Othello, Mr W.if. Clifton as Iago, Mrs John Windley as Desdemona, Mr J. R. Grif- fiths as Cassio, and Miss Clara Corry as Emilia. The programme ...

... Lord Clarendon, Charles I.'s minister, pronounced to bi a person of a pleasant and facetious wit, and our owr isxeter poet, John Gay, who wrote the immorta Beggar's Opera, temp. 1728, and then arrive at thi story of a gentleman from London making a toui ...