... On Friday, March 2d, the Three-Act Comedy, by M. Alexandre Bisson, entitled LE DEPUTE DE BOMBIGNAU. De Chantelaur ?? i. COQUELIN De Morard .. ?? M. DUQUESNE Pinteau . ?? . M. JEAN CoqUEsLI Des Vergettes. . DBeov La Marquise de Cernais ?? Mdlie. PATRY Hdldnc . . Mdlle. LsmBRcIcs Rtene .Mdlle. HERewiCd Julie .Mdlle. JENNY ROSa When that friend-or enemy-of our youth, Publius Virgilius Maro, ...

... (FR03f OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) NEW YORK, FRIDAY, FEB. 10.-On Saturday night Madame Modjeska appeared for the first time in this country as Imogen in Cymbeline at the Fourteenth-street Theatre. She exhibited all the personal charm, the sympathy, and the artistic method that are needed for the embodiment of the character. She was only fairly supported. The Boston Ideal opera company, which has ...

... Mn HrENRY LoRAsINE, an actor well known to lovers of the legitimate, has, for some time past, been too ill to fulfil his professional duties, and consequently has been in sore distress. His case being brought under the notice of the committee of the Actors' Benevolent Fund, they at once decided upon making him an allowance of fifteen shillings per week. Further, an influential com- mittee ...

... 'U I LT L E S s. Emotional Domestie Draima, in Four Ants (founded on the Novel Martyre, by Adolphe D'Ennery), by Arthur Shirley. Sir Gideon Goosey ?? Mr CHARLEs DALY Roland de Moray ?? Mr Joits NEserrr Admirai dela Marche ?? Mr A. D. PirKPOINT lionert Burcl ?? M Mr If. M1URAY-INNES Maltar .Mr ARTIuua HALL Schmidt ?? ?? Mr W. VAUGHAN Annibal Palmeri ?? Mr A. B. TAPPING Gabrielle de Moray ?? ...

... PRINCE OTTO A Comedy, in Three Acts, dramatised by Messrs T. B. Thalberq and Gerald G from the Novel of that Name, by Mr R. L. Stere y and played, for the First Time, at the Spa Cone0nnn Barrogate, on Saturday Aftcrnoon Ilar, t R24th Otto, Prince of Grunewald .Mr T ?? TiiAth Baron Von Gondremark ?? r -MFsrm r.; Herr Greisang .. ?? Mr S. C. Hllc0RYcleiee5 Herr Gratiimki ?? Mr M OjiEILL Herr ...

... Oj1GE, GROSSARTHIINTERVIEWED. TWhaCk, whack, whack-ti-rooTral-loO ralmlay ! Whack, A 'I |ood morning, said Mr Grosemith, address- a recent interviewe'r, and rising from his piano. You havea oeght me composing a new Irish song with which e aoi asi to astonish the natives. I always write the Iarnrdi r~ailway carriages. The motion seems to give ,ee ideas. It runs like this. Listen ! r y father, ...

... A very marked improvement was to be noticed in the orchestral playing of the students of the Royal College of Music at the concert given on Wednesday evening. The overture to Oberon, which was the first item in the programme, was admirably interpreted. A little more strength in the strings would have added greater bril- liancy, but the students acquitted themselves extremely well, and there ...

... Y SVEETTHEAR 1 AT KENSINGTON. gsy-street WVest Kensington, there is a school. ow 0d that school-room, on Tuesday eveninl last was t i~ms . b ,, atte e d appreciative audience to see Ily fijlayed by a oflpanny of which Miss May Woolgar eprincipal attraceion. The room was not much ile~llethan a barn, sad the prostefle arrangements wvere hieli5rh1pr~nitive, but w~e were pleased to see that even ...

... THEATRICAL SUJPPER. PRESENTATION TO 5iR J. W. BOUGIITON. On Friday, 16th inst., after the performance of The pointsmnan at the Theatre Royal, Portsmouth, the annual supper of the men employed behind the curtain was held at the Preemasonsr Club, Hinghbary-street, when Mr J. W. BOUGH TON Presided, and the company numbered between forty and Vifty. The Chairman was supported by Dr. Keith Welsh, Mr ...

... I | cm( On Monday, Feb. 27th, the Five-Act Comedy, by Bolilire, L6 1L'ETOURDI. frc Mascarille ?? M. M. COQUELIN Ga Ldlie ?? M. JEAN COQUELIN So Lcdandre ?? M. Ducjces~sui ?? M. DEROY Pandolfe ?? M. BORK!, of I Ansemre ?? B. Ricjuics. ful ?? M. RAMY lat Ergaste ?? MORTIMER an: Un ?? M. BOULANGER fl ?? Mdlle. LEmERCIES. thi ?? Md11e. Kcuewicil DI. Coquelin has returned to the Royalty fresh from ...

... A Drama, in a Prologue and Three Acts, Dramatised by Rutland Barrington from the Novel, M'r Barnes of New York, played for the First time at the Olympic Theatre, on Friday Afternoon, March 23d, 1888. Count Filippo Danella . M Mr E. S. WILLARD Tomasso ?? r JULIAN CROSS Burton Barnes ?? Mr RUTLAND BARRINGTON Edwin Gerard Anstruther ?? Mr FRANK RODNEY C. Marion Phillips ?? Mr E. .J. OTr-LXY G ...

... A MONTE AFTER DATE. An Original Comedy-Drama, in One Act, by Silvanus Daunoey, First Publicly Performed at the Royal County Theatre, Reading, Feb. 27th, 1858. Benjamin Cumber ?? Mr FanD. MAXWELL Frank Clive ?? M.. Mr EsLoE NORWOOD Whinmple ?? ?? Mr ERsNsT CosuAM Rosy ?? Miss MARY JOCeLYs (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The scene of this interesting little play is laid in the front parlour of ...