... E ROYAL.--- 1/ ~~~BLUE BEARD, the success of the Season, at 745. Vokes Family and PowVerful Com- pany. Blue Beard's Pet Elephant. Rtoars of laughter. Grand Trans- formatioi Scene l)y WilliaTelbin. MagnificentBalletSeenehy Hcnry Emden Three Grand Ballets. Principal Daaaseuse, IldlIlc. Paladino, and 100 Corypbhees. Double Hayiequinade. Clowns, Fred. Evans and IV. Simpson. Preceded, at hevei, by ...

... GiaEnd X F 0 It D. T Grand ChristmasCompany. (the Star of the Earth and Air), Engaged at an enormous salary. The most Wonderful Performance evter seen in England. Lieut. Cole (Crowned King of Ventriloquists by PUMAe), Mdllie. Esther B~erhard (Chansonette Fransalise-Young, Fascinating, and Pretty), Jolly Nash (the King of Laughter Makere), Miss Blanche Vernon (the Chsrrming Mezzo-Soprano), ...

... TO PROFESSIONALS. I E R I U A.-G4UION LINE OF UNITED A STATES SMAIL STEANIEELS, Sailing from LIVERPOOL to NEW YORK, c .'ry Saturday. Cabin, from Ten to Eighteen Guineas, according to acomnmodation. Intermediate, 8 8s.; Steerage, 6 Cs. For Freight or Passage, apply to GumN and Co., 7, Garrick-street, Covent-garden, W.C.; 25, Watcr-street, and 11, Rumford-street, Liver- pool. ABERDEEN.-HER ...

... WjtANTED, Entire COMPANY, Dramatic and Burlesque, Nos. 1 and. 2 Company, Cheltenham and Gloucester. Tour to follow. ELLErso, Theatre, Gloucester. WATANTED, to open January 9th, Smnall l MELODRAMATIC COMPANY (Leading Lady excepted). Long Season. Tour to follow. Also Stage-Manager Required. J.. B. Creedon write. Lowest terms (which must be low) to JoiNs,- 1ArTruEwsoN, Corn Exchange, Ayr. WANTED, ...

... THE GRAND NATIONAL OPERA COMPANY T ?? lilc(rporatcd under the Companies' Acts, 1862, 1867, and 1877. Sharc Capital, 100,000, ill 1,600 Shares of 100 each. DIRECTORS. Admiral Sir GEORGE BROKE-MIDDLETON, Bart Shrubland Park, Needham Market, Suffolk. .lient.-Colonel BLACK, 0, Hanover-square. WIt. BURCHELL, Jun., Esq., Lalehasn, near Staines. Captain PERCY HEWITT, Windham Club, St. James's. Lieut. ...

... JA I S S W A L L I S V1 v, ill shortly make her Reappearance in London, in a New and Original Play, written expressly for her by W. G. Wills, Esq. Addiess, 38, Tregunter-road, The Boltons, South Kensington. Notice.-Miss Wallis, heing unable to reply to all the commnnications see has receiv3d respecting her country arrangements, begs to thank her correspondents, and trusts they will accept ...

... MISS. JOSEPHINE FIDDES ..L5.L ?? Disengaged. Amateur Performancesattended. Dates filled in Town, 6th and 7th. First-class Fit-up and Wardrobe To Let ohl Hire. Permancet address, 57, Walcot-square, IKennington-road, London. IS S A G N E S LEONARD. Address, care of Mr Redmond, Princess's Theatre. I S S E M M E R S O N, M IS S Disengaged. Town, good Tour, or Special Engagements. Address, 19, ...

... B A T E M AVw Serio-Comic and Ballad Vocalist, WEST-END PALACE, SEFFIELD, 29th December. London address, 154, Southampton-row. Russell-square. The Vital Spark, J E! N N Y H I L L, P liCE OF WALES THEATRE, BIRMINGHAM, As ALADDIN, in Pantomime, 1879-1880. Agent, Thos. Holmes. I N N I B G O U G H, Serio-Coric. Characteristic (Vocalist), and Burlesque Actress, Great success in AMERICA. Address ...

... THE ERA FOREIGN LETTER-BO. ' A Stamped envelope, plainly addreswsd, flust be enclosed Eeith application fer cach letter. COMIIT-L CATIONs AWAIT Addison, Miss Clara Girard, Mr Julian Arlotti, Trosep r Hilbert, Mr George Arden, Mien thelHughes, Hr Andy Alexmander, Mr George Ho bard, Mies Lydia _3rbke, Miss Joanna Harrisgten, Mr Fred. Boon), Mr Ben Levy, Mr Andrew Celli, M1r F. H. Le Clereq, Mr ...

... K S.O N, .LL stage-Mallager, PRINCESS'S THEATRE. Now on Tour vith Charles Reade's Drink. LYCEUMI THEAThE. ar iZ. A. W. P I N E R 0, IVI as AUGUSTUS CADDEL, in his New and Original Comedietta Daisy's Escape, Eighty-fifth Time. XR. LUI GI LABLACH E Disengaged. Town, good Tour, or Special Engagements. Address, 19, Ampthill-square, N.W.; or, Agents. R.. W. E. BLATaHLEY, Town, Special, or good ...

... M ADEMOISELLE BEATRICO'S COMEDY-DRAMA COMPANY, under the Management of Mr FRANK HARVEY. Tenth Year of Tour. Artistes,-. Mr PRANK HARVEY Mr THOMAS B. APPLEBY Miss ANNIE BALDWIN Mr HENRY ANDREWS Miss EMMA ROBBERDS Mr HENRY ROWE-GUY Miss LIZZIE BALDWIN Mr HENRY BENNETT Miss IDA COURTNEY Mr A. LINGlAM I Miss POLLY HUNTER Mr JAMES BOD DEN Mliss NELLY ASTLEY Mr CHARLES PHILLIPS Miss CATHERINE BELL ...

... MATT HEWS' MINSTRELS,; at the ALBERT HALL, SHEFFIELD. A more enjoyable two h1ours' entertainment could not be experienced than that provided by the troupe of minstrels nobw appearing at the Albert Hall under the direction of Messrs T. W., WI and H. Matthews. The Matthews' Minstrels, formerly knowni as the ' ?? troupe, have been before the public for many years past, and have earned as ...