... . To the Editor of Tiik Stags. Sir,--The article on this subject in your issue of the 17th instant calls for more than passing notice. It has long been a matter of astonishment to me that nine tenths of provincial managers should lack common sense enough to see that they do themselves an injury by not providing sufficient and comfortable accommodation for their artistes. They expect one to go ...

... To the Editor >f Tns Stage. His,-- I beg, through yrni, to express my regret to Miss Lie^ic Graham that she should not have received tho prai*e due to her excellent representation of Daphne iu Cork, owing, as she states, to an error in the programme fur nished. Ycurs faithfuli y. YOUR CORK CORRESPONDENT. Cork, June 21st, 1881. ...

... MR. EDGAR BRUCE'S COLONEL COMPANY on tour. onder the management of Mr. Charles Collette. 8ib,-- Will you kindly correct a mir -statement in your last issue rotative to the above company. You inform your readers Messrs. Roberts and Archer have taken over Mr. Colletts's Colonel Company for the small towns. This is not thecase. On behalf of Mr. Edgar Biuce 1 have entered into an arrangement to ...

... Deab Sib,-- In reforming to Mr. Percy Bell being engaged by Messrs. Conquest and Meritt, Grimalkin states that he (Mr. Bell) was the original representative of Tiney Spurts in Ifem BnlyUm. In London, certainly, he was but the piece wa* originally prxlnced at the Onsen's Theatre, Manchester, June 7th, 187H, and the part of Tiney Sports played by Sidney We-therill. Yours faithfully, INDEX ...

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... . Dm Sib,-- I regret to find on reading Mr. Sydney BiU- nun's letter in your last issue, that what was evidently a misprint should bare caused him any unouinow, and at ho evidently taka-i an interest in the doings of the profession I may inform him that the part of Jhorkera in llrte, m'd is not an imaginary part, but one the author thonght fit to in troduce, and was played by-- Youra ...

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... . Dia* Bis,-- Your Londonderry correspondent noticed tho carts of Midge and Dixie as being played by Miss Stanley. It should have been by yours truly. C. SANTLEY.--Belfast, November 27. ...

... . ylK --Your Paisley correspondent is mistaken in stating Little Nelly Howitt played at the old Theatre nine years ago, as at that time she was an infant, being only now in her eleventh year. Her flrst appearande in I'uisley was at the present Theatre Royal as Tom Thumb in the pantomime nf that numA.nnriAr mv management, six vear ago. T C. HOWITT ...

... Deae Sib,-- In your notice of Queen's Evidence last week, at the Theatre Rojal, Birkenhead, your correspondent men tioned Mr. F. Merer as playing Walter Wynford. I was speeial'y engaged to play the part. Trusting you will insert this correction, I remain, yours truly. WILLIE VERNON. Liverpool, Tuesday. ...

... Dea* Sib, In your critici-m last week of the policeman in Hoop of Gold you very fairly remark that he was most wonderfully dretsed, and certainly unlike any other police man ever seen before. Perhaps vou will kindly aflo- d me space sufficient to explain that owing to want of punciiality in my costumier I was inspired to dontne cast-off garments of an obliging fireman. Had you paid another ...

... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. Dili St,-- In noticing tho performance of Pafea?,- at this theatre your correspondent tttos that the title-ro/ir was played by Miss McAlpine, whereii during the last eight months this character has been entrusted t Yours faithfully. ETHEL PIERSON. ...