... M R. and MRS. HUBERT O'GRADY, Irelands Representative Comedians, Ten Years' solid success with their own Company and their own Plays, in EMIGRATION an Original Comedy-Draina in Three Acts, by Hubert O'Grady. Immense success in London at tbs New Princee of Wales's Theatre. This is what The Era of May 31st, 1885, says about the Play and Company: In construction and dialogue it is exactly ...

... A TRUE STORY at DRURY-LANE, at Eight o'clock. No sign of success was wanting.-Telegraph. Will bear favourable comparison with any romcantiC play of modern times. There has rarely been a more exhilaraiting firstnightatDrury- lane. A brilliant and enduring ?? News. Magnificent.-Morning Post. Well worth going to see.-World, Should be seen by all.-Observer. TEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.- Last Nights ...

... The World-renoWned f A T THEWS' MINSTRELS. Proprietors, W. MArenews and HI&AtY MATTnEW s. The original C.C.C. (Registered.) - Special Notice,-There will be no Street Parade of this legitimate Company. The Matthews Brothers, after catering for the Public for Twenty-one Years, beg to inform their patrons that no genuine rtis would condescend to play in the streets. Refined Minstrei ...

... I ADEMOISELLE BEATRICE'S I COMEDY-DRAMA COMPANY. Under the Management of Mr FRANK HARVEY. Fourteenth Year of Tour. Artistes:- Mr FRANK HARVEY Miss LIZZIE BALDWIN Jlr T. WV. BENSON Miss EVRE ROBSON 31r HENRY ANDREWS Miss BELLY LINGHAM Mr E. SHIRRA Miss IDA COURTNEY Mr A. LINGHA3 Miss POLLY HUNTER Mr A. H. KINGSLEY Miss NELLY ASTLEY Mr E. CROSLAND II:ss CATHERINE BELL Mr J. MORGAN Miss E. ...

... Hugh J. Didcott's Wonders. RO T HE 1 R S J A M E S, THEATRE ROYAL, Sole Agent, Huoin J. Drscorr. The Curiosities Fancidity and Faddal, the Original mHgOMAS and LEDWARD VOL BECQUE, HerO' Monarchs of the Ring, Premiere Entertainers of the World, ncluds Tollitht a mnost sutcessfUI Season of Twenty-seven Weeks in dley. Forwvard, CtJLEEN'S CIRCUS, ST. HELENS, The Marvellous U G E N E Grandest ...

... G.RAVESEND.-PALACE OF VARIETIES, G HARMER.STREET.-Propnctor, Mr JOHN CHANEY.-Artistes for Mnday, May Ib, 155-Marne ianfred, Blanche Fenmore, Baby Kennedy, Sees Smith. Heath and Garton, Hotine's Troupe of Dogs and Monkey s, Emmna Isison, and Charles Fox. Rehearsal at Four o'clock sharp, which all Artistes muet attend. Full and. Mr C. Bell, Leader. All business commnunications to Mr E. ComasO , ...

... M3R. WILLIAM HILLIER, Principal Tenor, late of Thos. D. Yorke's, !ladame Soldene's, Charles Durand's, 3arrett's TFun on the Bristol, Rwoyal Enzlish Opera Companies, &c., Disengaged for Opera or Concerts. Also Miss EMILY FRASER, Soprano. Letters, 1, John-street, Hercules buildings, S.W. M R. E D W I N S T E V E N S, Tenor, Carl Rosa Opera Company, Disengaged for a few Weeks during June and ...

... Anrer-icar]\Ynder! The Californian Nugget! ~~ A itt~H E R TZ, MEin0 of Cards. TAX ?? ?? 850 Every Evenlng. ChATTI'S (ROAD) ?? 9040 Every Evenillg. LONDON PAVILION .- 10-20 Every Evenin'g. SPECIAL CONCERTS (Three). 501e Agent, iB. WARNER, 11, York-road, London, S.E. P H EH O D E A N E (TONI and NELLIE) a thank these Proprietors that answered our last Advertisement ?? t~la e but ace were ...

... MISS 15 FLORENCE WEST .111 as PAULINE. The revival of Called Back at the Standard Theatre has attracted immense audiences. The Pauline of Miss Florence West is by all odds the best wce have had in London, and her management an eCrn- ance of the last act is an admirable piece of stage work, betraying careful study, bright intellilence, and natural ability of a high order. Mliss FLORENCE ...

... Y S T A L Nov.LPALACE.- Week ending Nov.14th. ^ODAY. Nov. lth--lllumieatedE ening Fete. TIdlESDAY, Nov. 10thI-Mr Charles Wyndham and Criterion soeP Dn THE AS DIDATE. C Re la T o C1 -I2th-Illuminated Evening Fite. Drama DRK DAYS, by Haymarket Theatre Company. 9ATURDAY, Nov. 14th.-Saturday Concert. Illuminated gening Fite. Annual Presontatios of Prizes to London liffe Bigade. Visit of Right Hon. ...

... HE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY, THE from Covent-garden Theatre. Lonsdale Chambers, 27, Chancery-lane, London, w.C. r J. S. TANNER begns to inform Managers of Provincial Theatres thit ill conequsence of bis being ordered abroad for the benefit of his heath he has assigned all his rights and interests in the above Company lhe SirisW, Tour to his late Acting-Manager and Treasurer, Mr M1LL, who ...

... ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. XQllR7'R.--Te ident Ti is by no means established. S. G. A. (DerbY).-The information has not been disclosed. Isno or 0PtMA.-Neverplayed at the Criterion, and Mr Charles WFinodham was not in the cast. RonrEo.-You asik for details tee do not divulge. To obtain. the exact armount of an actor's salary the treasurer of the theatre soodle hare to be consulted, and that ...