... LS. THE OXFORD. Here' Mr Jennings has provided a wonderfully strong com- pany, and there is not the slightest doubt that all lovers of the sensational will, ere long, be busily engaged in talking of Lur- line, the aquatic marvel, who has recently made her first appearance amongst us. Lurlino has a curious history. It has been made partly by herself and partly by the Oxford manager, who has ...

... Favourable weather has still continued to prosper the for- tunes of the pantomimes, and the theatres are accordingly well filled. Few changes of programme have to be noted. At COVENT-GARDEN has been produced a new farce, from the French, by A. J. Flaxman, called A Miraculous Cure. The Great Divorce Case has been successfully revived at the CRITRaOiN. The GLOBE THEATRE was ci' d on Thursday ...

... On Saturday, at the flow-street Police-court, Gustav Kuhlncy, the secretary of a German musical society in Long. acre, appeared to further answer a summons charging him with publishing an alleged libel imputing that Air Carl Meyder, the musical conductor at the Adelphi Theatre, brought musicians from Germany by means of promises of a swindling character. The summons was taken out under the 4th ...

... Professor Festa, who is giving a new entertainment at the Piccadilly Hall, claims to be the champion wizard of the world. We have some recollection of other wizards, who have made the same claim, but upon that point we must leave the decision to those who pay Professor Festa a visit. Many men, many minds, and there will probably be some who will be contented to accept. the professor at ...

... On Saturday, at the BrightonPolice-court, Ali Ling Look, aged thirty-four, a Chinaman, was charged on remand with causing the death of George Smythe, by firing a cannon, at the Oxford Music Hall, Brighton, on December 27th. Mr J. A. Freeman, the late Town Clerk, again appeared to prosecute; Mr J. K. Nye appeared for the prisoner; and Mr T. A. Goodman watched the case on behalf of Mrs Botham, ...

... THE MOMIS DRARMTIC CLUB. There caq a very large attendanee on Monday night at the Ladbroke Hall, or Ladbroke Theatre, as our amaltur friends prefer to call it, the occasion being the first performance of the Momus Club. They were sadly unpunetual. Partnersfor Life, the principal piece of the evening, instead of commencing, acoording to the bill, at nine o'clock, did not come on until nearly ...

... (FROnI OUr, OWN COIRRESPONDENT.) SYDNEY, NOvEMBER 3, ?? English opera bouffe company concluded an eighteen weeks' highly successful season at the Theatre Royal on Friday, the 21st ultimo. Tama- ?? was revived for ten nights, and Madame Favart, with Mr Edwin Kelly as Charles Favart, was played for two nights. Mliss Pattie Lavoelse made her greatest hit as Madame Favart, but in all she did 1tbis ...

... 'PIT I iNTIICAL GOSSIP. OLD comedlies, coifileflcing with The Schlool for Scandal, are to be given at a series of morning performances at the Vaudeville Theatre. In the cast will be included, as Sir Peter, Mr IVW. Farren; Charles Surface, Mr H. Neville; J.seph Srface, Mr Frank Archer; Sir Oliver Surface, Mr Maclean; Crabtree. Mr Thomas Thorne- Lady Teazle, Miss Ada Cavendish ; Mrs Candour, Mrs ...

... Liss Adeline Stanhope, who has mnade her mark in Liverpoool as elsewhere with Mr Barry Sullivan, appeared as That Rcautful Wretch. It is a play which gives the actress an opportunity of displaying that rare elocutionary power which she possesses, anit enables her to appear in a character that sets off her charms of face and figure to the utmost. It seciimed to suit her admirably. She was the ...

... The Mayor of LIV.ERPOOI, (Mr J. Hughes) presided on the afternoon of the 28th ult. at a meeting of the city justices, held in the Police-buildings, Dale-street, Liverpool, the special object of the meeting being to consider the means of egress from the various theatres in case of fire. There were about twenty magistrates present at the meeting. Mr JRvoNs said he wished to ascertain what were ...

... TmHEATRICAL GOSSIP. Tine-admairers, Of Mr Henr oretrwilb sorry to bear that be is a present suferingfromsevereillness, which has complle hi topospon hi moe imedateengagements. The populafr acutorhaidjustcomlplehtedhsome readings in Scotland whe hewasfirt atacedbuthasbeen able to return home to London, where he has the advantage of the best medical MAR ALFRED BiSHop, one of the cleverest and ...

... AMATEUPLs AT LADBROKE THEATRE. On t onday evening last this hall which has been honoured by he name of theatre, was crowde'd on the occasion of the sixth dramatic Performance Of a series organised by Mr i. Lewis, the Principal piece chosen for representation being Dionm Boucicault's five act comedy London A essurance. The pro- ceedings were announced to commence at half-past seven, and ...