... THE DRAMlA IN BERLIN. WTALDI.lSTLIC'S BRA UTFAH 1T. Romantic comic opera, in three acts, by Adolph Neuesdorf, produced, for the first time on any stage, at the WValhalla Theater, Berlin, Saturday, Sept. 3d, 1887. Prier Waldni.eostcr ?? Friuljlll SEMMA ScorneR Brunuss~eel ?? BERThIA FELDAU loith'i ?? CHARLeS HIcsst 11rinces XctesiblathO ?? Frteulni EMMIA EaORcUsT (Ara Neckr aC ?? terr JaNI ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) MELBOURNE, AUGUST 4-Theatrical business has suffered very slight diminution during the winter nights. The Williamsons revived the ever popular Dutch drama Struck Oil at the Theatre Royal on June 25th, Mr J. C. Williamson repeating his admirable impersonation of John Stofel, and Miss Maggie Moore, everybody's favourite, appearing with her wonted success as Lizzie ...

... (FROMK OUR oxvN, C0RRr8~P0ND-ENT8) ABEUDEENW. HER MAJSiTY's TIrZATBR -LeseeO, Mr NV, ?? General Mlaniager, Mr John Casaaah - The production of ?? vas imarked by the success Which has bears the good tortune to attend all the piaces ?? IDuyly Carte has selet here from the pens of Messrs GilbLert end Sullivan. Large and brilliant audiences were the role during the woef the enrgagerenLtt. On the ...

... PROVINCIAL TILEATRtICAi6 (FROM OUR Ow'N CORRESPONDENrC.J A CCRINGTON. PRINCE'S THEATRE -Proprietor, Mr J. B. Ormerod; Business-Manager, Mr J. Ormerod.-eMr Fred. Wright and company have' paid a return visit with tialse Lights and Lady Liliaen Good audiencen have give them a well-deserved and hearty reception. ASHrAG2ON IVORTHUrn1BERLAA D. THEATR ROYAL.-MIr Harry Beau mont and company are still ...

... DMr Henry Irving as entertained at Glasgow on Thursday night, after his performance in The Merchant f l ?? at the Royalty Theatre, at a banquet given g0 hiji by the Pen and Pencil Club, of which Mr Irving is 0119 of the oldest members. The supper took place at tie Galleries of the Instituto of Fine Arts, the ban- ,letiltv ball of which was adorned with works of art and pices of ancient armour ...

... 0 1 At Fairseat, ~ighg~ate, on Siaturday Afternoon, Sept. 10bb, the Forest Scenes of Shlmlespeare's pastoral Play, The Banished Duke Mr ARCHER BROWN First Lord ?? ?? Mr GILBERT YORKE Jaques ?? Mr CIIARLEs FRERN Aiiens .. .. Mr HENRY CooPs'e Oliver ?? Mr H. BELDING Jacques ?? Mr B. LANDECM ?? r ERNScT E. NORRIS Adam ?? fr BEN LANDOCO William ?? .. Mr R. J. WALD.nCRAVS Corin ?? Mr Louis B. ...

... THE DRAMA IN AMER[CA. BbELLJA A;. Comic opera, in three acts, by Franz Von Supp6, libretto by Herreni CVest and Zell, produced at Wallack's Theatre, August 22d, 1887. Call Beltlan ?? Mr HUBERT WLKEs Nivls Elseemard ?? Mr DE WOLF HormeR OttoFU- ?? Ar HARRY 8ACDOUONOOIr Clausen stei . rn - ?? Ar J. IcF ANGEISe Col. Kolmnodin ?? Mr CHAs W. DUNGAN Count ?? ?? r HUBERT A. CRIPPS Major Bljorn ?? Mr ...

... JALS. (FROM OURs OWN CoRRESPONDENiS') A BERDA RE. ?? cer thr -Cii(Fnreidtay sening jlast Vance's Merry- niakt-rs, under the nmanagciflct of Mr Williarm Evans, occupied this hall, and drew a crowdud house. A BEE DEEB.f IHER MAirSTY'S TirirsaRO.-tesse, Mr 31'Farland; General Maziager, Mr J oln i ?? playgoers are always glad ts see Miss Gesevieve Ward, and her reception this week at Her ...

... THE CHATELAINE. The Chdluilainc; or, the Siege of Afrra a/, is a romantic comic opera, in three acts, written by Messrs Walter Parke and Deane Brand, from a story by the former author, and set to music by Florian Pascal. The scene is laid in Hungary in the seventeenth century, and the subject relates mainly to the capture of the fair Chite- laine of Murray by force of love rather than ...

... PROVINCIAL TIHEATRICALS. (F.ROM OR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) ABERZDEEN. HER UAJESTY'S OPELrA o oSE.-Lessee, Mr W. MhFarland; General Manager, Mr John Cavanah.-A Rqun of Luck, by Messrs Pettitt and Harris, is drawing large audiences this week to Her Majesty's Theatre. The company, which is under the management of Mr Fred. Gould, and includes Miss Lucy Buckstone, Bliss Blanche Massey, arid Messrs L. ...

... THE SULTAN OF MOCHA. Musio by Alfred Ceolier, Libretto by WV. Lestooq. Produced at the Strand Theatre, September 21st. Shlalah ?? Mr ERNaST BIRCH Peter .. Mr H. BdoAcr CaptainSna ?? Mr CUARLEs DANBY Adiral Flint ?? Mr C. H. lENNEY Lord Chamberlain ?? Mr C. WREXFORD Grand Vizier ?? Mr LEONARD CALVERT ?? Mr L. BATTEN Blaclil Bill . Mr J. HARVEY Chief of Pirates ?? Mr CALDCR tUBYRNE Head Slave ...

... _ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 _ . Id ?? _ - 1 The acting honours were deservedly carried off by Mrs Austin Brereton, who has a magnificent stage presence, a charming appearance, and manifest experi- cnce, and who, in the difficult and trying part of the Princess Claudia, played with great earnestness and excellent effect.-BtrminghamZ Doily Post. Mrs Austin Brereton achieves considerable success with the leading ...