... DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL FEBEMASONRY. .0 .- I ASAPH LOIGE fNO.- 1,810). This celebrated lodge of members rof the dramatic and musical professions held its annual installation meeting on Monday, at Freemasons' Hall. Br HENRY 4. TEENSY, Worshipful Master, presided; and there w~ere also present Br, L. B. Wooldridge, S.W. ; J. M. -Chamberlin, P.M., Secretary; George E. Fairchild, P.M1., S.D. J. D. ...

... MR. ARTHUR ROBERTS AS THE MAYOR, IN THE OLD GUARD,` AVENU-EEATRgt I ?? I ?? a . Buit the Mr Arhr Roberts as P5olydr oprir;T comedian has the habi ofmk 0.op unities o unempeted Poupart iscontinualy tf0andg0unexpectedta his f un is irrepressibeadufes0tigro binsm- what lees extravagantta, omryo tecnrr sme improved. He has nvrds ~tiamr re'sil ludicrous than his sogadaneithdiusefaslir in the last ...

... This club inaugurated its dramatic season on the 12th inst. at St. George's Hllal, which still holds its own as the hnole of amateur effort. The performance was prefaced with a capitally played overture by a professional band under good leadership which proved a bright and pleasing contrast to the ear-torture that so often has to be endured from amateur musicians, and then the curtain rose on ...

... FKRO5I OURt OWNS CO~InitSlONIrIINT.l MONTREAL, SEeil. 15.-Mr RobertBuechanan, like most other prolific playwrights, has tried his hand at almost every description of dramatic fare. As usual, the results have rangerd from good to indifferent, and although the Scotch poet's rugged and vigorous style is well adapted to drama of a forcible nature, at can hardly be said that melodrama pure and ...

... An amateur performance in aid of the fund for the completion and decoration of All Hallow's Church, Poplar, was givein at the St. Georee's Hall on the 10th inst., under the patronage of ltH.,. the Duchess of Teck and other distinguished personages, the ?? (7e resibtance being Watts Phillips's drama Camille's husband. We have often wondered why amateurs, as a rule, persist in playing stock ...

... HEART OF HEAPbTS A Neowand Original Plav, in Three Acts by Henry Arthur Jones. Performed, for the First Time a Vaudeville Theatre, on Thursday Afternoon, Nac id Harold Fitzralph . Mr LZecAaD BOYNp Marcus Latimer . Mr GILBERT FARUerAn Doctor Chettle ?? M Mr FRaenERICR Tuopsa Daniel Robins ?? M r Royclv CAaLET0o ?? .. r F. GROVE Jewvellerl's Assistant ?? Mr WHIEATMAN James Robins ?? M- r ...

... A large and fashionable audience was present at Steinway Hall on Thursday afternoon, when Mr Frederick Do Lara gave a dramatic recital, assisted by Miss Alexes Leighton and Miss, Marian M'Kenzie, the popular vocalist. Mr De Lara had every reason to be congratulated upon the success of his recital and the favourable reception he met with. If we mention a few instances where he was less ...

... The pretty hall at the Star and Garter Hotel presented a brilliant Appearance on Tuesday eveninglast, when a closely. packed audience assembled to see an amateur dramatic per- formance which was given for the benefit of the Richmond Conservative Club. The pieces selected for performance were Fs'eziou o a Motlher-in-Lae and ?? Dievrsion. The farce event exceedingly wvell, and was, on the whole, ...

... THE DPRAAIA IN BERLIN. GALIUi'0. Drama, in three acts and a prologue, from the Spanish of Jose Euhegaray, by Pael Lindan, produced at the Deutsebes Theater, Berlin, Oct. 14th, 1887, Doll Manuel ?? SIEowoar FaiEDMANN Don Severo ?? Herr ROarer 1r .esto ?? . . Herr RAINZ Miguel Herr SclLz Donna Julia Friulcie ORcTWIn Donna Mercedes. Frulein CaLsapx (1ao1a0 OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) BERLIN, OCT. 18. ...

... A Drama, in Four Acts, Adapted from H. Rider Haggard's Novel, Dawn, by Huth Moss, Produced on Friday, Oct. 2Sth, for Copyright purposes, at the Assembly Rooms, Great Malvern. Sir John Bellamy ?? Mr A. B. TAPPENG Philip caresfoot ?? I ?? Mr Jonez NosanTT George Caresfoot ?? Mr LEONARD OUTRAS5 Arthur Preston ?? Mr Louis RAYMN'OD ?? Mr CuIrcESTERa Lady Bellamy ?? Miss FRAaNES IVOR Angela ?? ?? ...

... TIHE LONDON THEATRES. The novelties of the week have been chiefly associated with morning performances. At the PRINCESS'S The Shadowes of a Great City, now past its hundredth representation, is preceded by a brief but impressive drama criled Editha's Blue las. The ST. JAMES'S will be opened this evening (Saturdayl with a repetition of Thle Witch, in advance of thle 'regular season. The GLOBE ...

... - 'TTIE ORGANIST. A New and original Romantic ComecdYnDriamnac in Pour Act, by Henry Wittori and Arthur B. AMoss is played for the First Time at Newi Croos , Pee lie on Monday Evening, Nov. 14th, 1it8, Rev. Truman Fallow . ir T. 0. BElm0a Arthur Merrill ?? ir J. A SAws., Hon. Francis Driftwood ?? Arr J. C. TUcoetR Alexander M'Phostlebug. Mr Heier W In50 Mr springett h.. Mr tinos. HINTON Jack ...