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... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONI)ENT.1 a SYDNEY, SEPT. 12.-THIATRE ROYAL-Lessees and blanagers, Messrs Williamson, Garner, and Ms- 1I grove; Acting-Manager, Mr G. L. G-odman.-Mr 1 Charles Warner finished his three weeks' introductory season here on the 17th ult. His Coupeau, in Drink, greatly impressed local playgoers. His Claude Melhotte, in The Lady of Lyons, also won favour from the critics and the ...

... At the Clerkenwell Police-court, on Monday, William Harrow, aged twenty-one, of Chapel-row, Islington- and Alfred Deacon, aged twenty-three, of Lanes-court, Clerkenwell, were charged with being concerned together in assaulting William Broughton, a comedian, and also two police-officers, at Mount-pleasant, Clerkenwell, and further with assaulting James Baxter in Farzingdon- road. The prisoner ...

... I IN THE TWO ORPHANS, OLYMPIC THEATRE. Miss Lewes, whose capital performance of the elder sister, in Dandy Dick, will be fresh in the minds of playgoers, puts all heart into her work, and proves a valuable addition to the strength of the ?? Era. Miss Agnes Hewitt and Miss Marie Lewes are a sweetly sympathetic pair of orphans-Star. Earnest in expression.-Giobe. Plays with ?? Post. The ...

... A Three-Aet Farcical Comedy, by J. H. Darnley and George Manville Fenn. produced at a Matinee at Terry's Theatre, Nov. 13th, 188S. Dr. GWynn ?? Mr CIsARsrs GcNNEcy Captain Casoeron .. . Mr FORBES DAlswsox Mr Aubrey Fitz-John ?? Mr CiARLES GROVES Dr. Boyton ?? ?? Mr Geo. RAIESmOcD David .Mr SAMs WssTAKER Todd ?? E. A. AsecN Grace Wentworth . M iss FL.casEcE WOOD Miss Vere ?? .. Miss GABRiELL.E ...

... Drama in Four Acts, by W. F. Field, Produced at Theatre Royal, Brentford, Monday, Nov. 19tb, 18s8. Sir Olinthus Gregory ?? Mr C. H. HsSHLBv Gerald Gregory, J.P ?? Mr WALTeR GLOVE:R Captain Egerton ?? Mr LEE BRUNT Job Topples ?? Mr JoscEn ELLiSS Sir Sagely Sefton ?? r PALMER Grimes ?? Mr CAMPBELL Raffles ?? Mr PAUL COURTENEY Adoiphus D'Anville ?? ?? Mr H. BAWTRE.T Chevalier Aubert ?? M ?? Mr ...

... (FROMiz OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS,) ABERDEEN. HER MAJESTY's THEATRE.-Lessee, Mr W. M'Farland General Manager, Mr John Cavna~h._Miss Patti Rosa, a clever, vicacious American variety artist, is here this week with er company in Bob. The piece is constructed for the Purpose evidently of affording Miss Rosa fitting opportunity for the display of her accomplishments as comedienne, singer, dancer, and ...

... XIr \T ?? IL GOSSIP. ~1p n'[N IUG NS friends -aiil admirers, hi which orB ' ,QP all ?? are included, have cal ion a nd gratification from the I ?? itt fr Cbainherlain has consented to ?? i~llci 1joetto be shortly given him in Birming- Z:-lt j the ele is expressled that the very fact weill ' 1'w, pt-rlic' Is the Lyceuiii manager there is -s- 'I ,l fr lien to defend at complimentary eJI lr,, ...

... V ALE TIDTE AND 01,0-N.' A Newv Burlesque, in One Act and Three Tableaux, by Mr Joseph Ellis, played, for the First Time, at the Brentford Theatre, Thursday, Nov. 1st, isiS. Orson. ?? Mr J. ELLIS Valentinc ?? ?? Miss GsoReir IALL Princess Prettypet . ?? Mliss A. ErsilcRsox Fairy Goodwill ?? Miss ERIILY LRser Robin ?? M . liss DAIsY FiELDING Marian .liss DOROTHY FlE? DING KIing Canlerose ?? Mr ...

... INDISCRETION. An Entirely New and Original Farcical Comedy, in Three Acts, by Ferus flumne, produced on Nov. 13th, 1888, at the Exhibition Palace, Folkestone. Jonah Torkins ?? Air G. S. NWLes Bertie Poynter ?? Mr C. PHnLLIPS Percy Randall ?? r.. , FEaGus HUMs MsIrs Torehins ?? Miss TnoM i enaud Torkins ?? e.. iss HAXIOND Nina Poynter ?? Mrs PERRY (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The plot of ...

... NEW THEATRE AT BLYTI:. e ir Richard Fyeles' 1e1w T:heatrc ?? a- ;: i rap~id alyroachi ug complo tion, ou tle- : house destroyed by fire Ia-t February. 'i~e i. capacious andl admirably built. It is h from the ground to the t'p oi the wall. from the front wall to tie fioult of thue - ?? an I there is a uniform witll of -lvft. thl oru z.4 . internal appearance of the theatre p tret : e ...

... NEW THEATRE AT BLYTI. Mr Richard Fynes' new Theatre Royal at Blyth is rapidly approaching completion, on the site of the house destroyed by fire last February. The building is capacious and admirably built. It is 2Gft. in ?? from the ground to the top of the wall. G0ft. in length from the front wall to the front of the proecelium, an-l there is a uniform width of 40ft. throughout. The internal ...