... PROVINCIAL TIIEATRICMLS. MADA -P -W I^ U A .Dt (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) on ~~ABERDEEN. S- HER MAJEsTY's T1IEATRi.-L-eoe, Mr W. M'Farland; AdGeneral Manager, Mr John Cavauahr.-Mr M'Farland is scoring a great success thi, week, the attraction boing Mr J. W. Turner anid his English opera company. 'The houses are Ig crammed nightly with the lirte of the city, and the perforni- isances of The ...

... B It I C- A -BR A C. A Comedietta, in One Act, Adapted from the French by Sir J J. Coghill, Bart., Produced for the First Time on Saturday, Oct. 20th, at the Ladbroke Hall. Hector de Montreville ?? Mr EDWIN GILBERT Wilkins ?? Mr MORTEN HENRY Mrs P. Q. Spoon ?? _ Miss CAcRLOTTE BoRLAND Sir J. J. Coghill, Bart., the author of Bric-&-Brac, a comedietta that was produced at the Ladbroke Hall on ...

... T]TE LONDON 31USIC HALL THE OXFOIiD. On a stacy evening we responded to the hi: dly 1ovitatiIjL of U, Jennicigs, who has for nineteeu years ben ; thle Oxford in the responsible capacity of b allo al. And inc'uded ourselves aninfeg the many old face 'ht he expressed his desire to stie. In the curse L a Mallagership extendling over so hang a time bit Jeali-Stini has naturally seen mauy chang5 ...

... A Drama, in Four Acts, by 0. A. Clarke and J. 0. Stewart. Play cd at the Stratford Theatre, on Monday, Oct. 1st, 1888. Stanton Gallowfield ?? r GxORGE STrETTON (,eore Gallowfield ?? MW ALLACE ARDEN John ?? Mr J. PITT HARDACRE JMarmadiike St. Botolph ?? Mr FraD. TERRIS Burkur lluekworth ?? Mr JoSEPH ROWLAND Giles Atungwitch ?? Mr ELTON MORGAN Dr Brituleton ?? Mr E. A. HARais Spittte ?? ?? Mr ...

... Y. (FROM OUR OWN CORBESPONDENT.) W. ROYALTY.-Lessees and Manager, Blessrs Howard 8s. and Wyndham; Acting-Manager, Mr F. Sephton.-Miss oa* Minnie Palmer has returned to the scene of her original na triumph on this side of the Atlantic. Of course the ester-. tie tainnient was made up of the evergreen My Sucetheart of 011 Mr Win. Gill. The piece as a piece is practically the same st, as on the ...

... A Military, Naval, and Spectacular Drama, by George Fawcett Rowe, produced at the Theatre Royal, Norwich, on Monday, Oct. 1st. 1888. Mark Skerratt ?? Mr CnsasAce HOLT Martha ?? ?? Mrs CLARANCB HOLT Sir Willam Brandt ?? Mr W. E. LANE Percy Brandt ?? Mr ARThurp RODNEY George Skerratt .Mr ERNEST E. NoRRis Captain Lascelles ?? Mr OSWALD BRAND Rufus Potts ?? ?? Mr GEORGs FAWCETT Rows Lord ...

... I SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1888. SHAKESPEARE UNADORNED. The proposal of the manager of the Court Theatre, Munich, to produce a series of the plays of SHAKESPEARE exactly as they were written, and with the dresses, scenery, and stage arrange- ments which were accessory to the first production of those dramas on any stage, has a faint flavour of the same enthusiasm which SMOLLETT ridicules so ...

... A New Military Drama, in Four Acts, by Stafford Graitt, Played for the First Time at the Gaiety Theatre, Walsall, on Thursday, Oct. 11th, iSS. Jack Burns ?? Ir STrFoarD GRArroN Charles Belmont ?? r GEo. FRANCIS Joe Belmont ?? Miss NELLY Howeir Colonel Sandford ?? M r Geo. WV. HALL Lieutenant Feathergili ?? r Jouy DAVIDSON Tom Siespyhead ?? r HARRY SEYMOUR Jones ?? Sir tHReaT NEWTON Bill ?? ...

... :7- , i.LONDON -MUI C HAIA~lS pi LONDON PAVILION. 'r -r tisuton/er, &c., which illay it. ifttely tlia- T mc- hal nge, and the policy of i tit .: --s *sith thtem. Its latest dete oJlit, !t i: tl~t ' j .1imw it oif ttatcrusted itiHtitslteo. ¶v ,- i - m; ; -tigh tiis chatige has beett ioiti', ?? e !-ito of a similar character ill itt ililtlt tui.tt :1 o ?? theI II za I a - ll t , rfTII, I'11don ...

... MR AND MRS KENDAL'S recent visit to Manchester this year has been one of the greatest theatrical suc- cesses ever remembered in that town, and the company have neveri played to less than 800 a night during their two weeks' stay. Mrs Kendal is simply worshipped by the inhabitants of Cottonopolis, and her latest visit has but deepened their feelings of affectionate admiration. On the night of ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) ABERDEEN. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.-Lessee, Mr Wm. M'Farland; General Manager, Mr John Cavanah.-Jack-in-the-Box is being played here by a company which includes Miss Nellie Bouverie and Messrs H. Dundas, T. W. Volt, and E. Mont fiore. BoN-AccoRD MusIc HALL.-General Manager, Mr h. H. Bromhead.-Miss Maude Renolf, singer and dancer; Mr J. Orr Leslie, tenor; and Mr G. F ...

... , - -. .- - -. (i luOM OtFR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) SYDNEY, Auo. 6.-Theatrical business in this city 8 bas been unusually slaclk for the pa4t two or three weeks, and it will probably be still worse during the month just begun. The majority of the money-spending and amusement-loving residents have gone, and are still going, to Melbourne to the Centennial Exhibition. The railway and steamer returns ...