... ,,MY COURIER. A Romantic Comedy, in Four Acts, adapted by Miss Jennie Le Terrier, produced at the Comedv Theatre, Manchester, Monday, August 23d, 1896. Mrs Pauline Aroin Bruce ?? Mdlle. Drn GARMO Wilton Stuarts ?? Mr LAURENCE GREY T. Winder Ferrett ?? Mr F. M. STANsLY Herbert Tollemache ?? Mr LIONEL MARSON Tristran Bonisace ?? Mr HARRY CAVE Adolphe ?? ?? Mr HAROLD BaOweise Karl Friedland ?? ...

... MR. WEEDON GROSSMITE IN AMEBRICA, WITH ROSINA VOIES'S LONDON COMEDY COMPANY. Where all are so good, it is, perhaps, hardly fair to pick out any one actor for special mention. Yet vie cannot refrain from calling attention to the acting of Mr Weedon Grossmith in the character of Lord Arthur Somersault. His impersonation of the fatuous but good-natured and thoroughly well- bred English swell is ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) NEW YORK, AUGUST 6.-The lull in theatrical affairs is nearly over. A week from next Monday night the season, or the preliminary season rather, will open with a burst. The doors of the Star will then be reopened, while minstrels will take possession of the stage. Another minstrel company will also inaugurate the season at the Grand Opera House. The Kiralfys will ...

... TIIEATRICAIJ ?iOS?IP. o. L. TOOLS has greatly bepefited by his visit to ixlee.Ba5n. He hopes to retufn to town early next Wh, lcod commence his provincial tour, as arranged, atc. lithy, on the following Monday. Ma Wi.0SoN I'AgllETTOS short provincial tour is, for eseral reasons likely to bo one of unusual interest. \vItcbs rex tion of a very brief tour with Madame loiesa tine e thtesummer of ...

... LS. (FRiOi OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) ABERDARE, & WALES. 2 TE1KERCA nCrS HALL. - MuIhollande excellent company. specially formed for the representation ol The Uitknsuw-, occupied the boards on Thursday, lriday, rand Saturday la t week. ABERDEEN. HIER MAJESTY'S Tuc~nRe.T-Lessee, Mr AV. AFarland; General Manager, lr Reginald Hare.-After three went.' recess Mr M'Farland reopened Her Majesty's ...

... ?? U06811'. Mx' d ~ IVutfn ?? safely reached New C l flu' U net farewell tour or tfe United States, E 5:o b ?? at the 6tLr t11eatre, oul Septeinber v Wit t' ,ait-11uae to ,ewpjurt to enjoy a few weeks s ?? VI' li to be produced shortly at the Chatelet D T~lu~j, jaris, tee bssenery, dresses, wardrobe, aud eea ?? over to Al. .'eleury during o ,,Jolul w ia cargo boat of the L.). oin. eous- o flu ...

... A general meeting of the renters or debenture holders in this theatre was held on Thursday, under the pre- sidency of Major Sharpe, in the saloon. According to the report of the committee of general assembly, read by the secretary, Mr CG. Robins, it appeared that the gross receipts for the year ending June 30th last, including a balance of 2,123 brought forward from the previous year, amounted ...

... ?? Frank Harvey. Sir Joie Graham ?? ,r J. CARTER EDWARDS Wilkrc( d Merecfith . . BIr FRANK HARVEY 1)1. (4Grnijt . .. .. sr A. H. KlIN..GSLEY sain Thorpe . M Ir T. W. BENSON Tiresothy Clinker .. M .r EDMoNsrorE SUIRRA BuHrly Nike . .. Mr ARTIHUR ..anly ?? . Mr A. LINoiIAMf Stern ?? . Mr J. MORGAN .arr.. . Miss NELLY Ocralhlirne ?? iss NELLY LmaixotAt Blaiy . .. Miss L. BALDrWs Yalsr Drake . ...

... THEATI1UAL UOiS1P. TIF management of Toole's Theatre in the hands of Ye rs Yardley and Stephens has come to an abrupt termllatioll- Mir Toole let the house to these gentle- meel for a short season, but neither Rewine the Hunted nor Bille 1'Tu1021seems to have proved in the least attrac- t, e. The followsig is the notice which recently greeted the eyes of tile members of the company :- Notice. ...

... THE DRAMA IN AMER1ICA. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) NEW YOR -, JULY 30.-Some two months since a dramatic agency was established in connection with the Actors' Fund Association. It was the idea of some enterprising managers who are active members of the fund, and principally Mr Harry Miner. Thegentlemen maintained that there would be no trouble in pushing the business forward, so that in time ...

... THE OXFORD. The claim of Mr Jennings to give in his Bank Holi- day programme sensation, variety, fun, originality, and all the talent of the day, is made not without some show of reason, though we feel sure that the Oxford manager is too good-natured not to allow some of his brother proprietors a portion of the talent of the day wherewith to woo audiences. But he is unfortunate in his ...

... An Entirely New and Original Comedy, by Edward Righton and Dalton Stone, produced at the Comedy Theatre, Manchester, Aug. 9th, 1886. The Earl of Tawriecourt ?? Mr WALTER RUSScLn Visecount the Rev. Harry1Mr WALTER GAY Kytephlyer ?? Richard leighs ?? Mr EDWARD RIouTON Willie Keighs . .. Mr GLEN WYNN Curling ?? Mr C. Cr.W. S0esrESET Bracelets .. ?? Mr LiosEb IOIGNOLD Ethel Brakspeare ?? Miss ...