... Dear Sip, In your notice of last week on Mr. W. Morton's Forty Thieves Pantomime at the Gaiety Theatre, Hastings, you mention the Brothers Esmond in connection with same There aro no Brothers Esmond engaged, the parts of Cassim, Raha. Man Proir. and iriotesque dancer, are performed by, Yours faithfully, Fred Esmond. ...

... . Dear Sir,-- In your last issue of The Stags, you state that Mr. Herberte Basing, owing to the indisposition of Mr. Harrison, played his part, Iluusdon, in Mat>kx and Faces, at very short notice. Please allow me to state that Mr. Harrison's part in Ma*ks and Faces was not Hunsdon, but Soaper, which I at a short notice undertook. Mr. Herberte Basing played my part, Hunsdon. And may I alf.o add ...

... . (Queries and letters for publication must be authenticated xoith name and address of senders. Those Correspondents who write to correct any error that appears in our columns re lating to names or parts, are informed that in all cases pro grammes or bills must be enclosed for our guidance.) Henry Edlin. -Thanks for letter. 0. Keefe. Your letter will bo advertised in our list. F. Thompson.-- ...

... . NORTH LONDON COLOSSEUM. Drak. Sir,-- The energetic proprietors of this establishment tnust in future be careful how thoy insert names in their bills which they have no right or authority to do. I have no knowledge as to who they are, but they evidently are aware that I am well-known in that part of London, and seek to trade upon my name. I am, and have been for some time, engaged by Messrs. ...

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... . Dear Sir,-- In answer to Mr. benncus leixer, permit me wj explain that the gentleman referrod to was our old friend Mr. Georgo Gillett, and so I wrote, but Mr. Sennett's name appeared by a blunder of those wicked compositors, for which, as will occasionally happen, it is impossible to And any reasonable excuse. In expressing regret for the trouble unintentionally caused to Mr. Sennett by the ...

... . Sir 1 feel suro there is no apology n ees^ary on my part lor tro-insiiMK on your J -urnal h sui.jeot i .which you with myself mux del a e :tion anil the lioen,.n(t of theatres, 1 *ou'd earnest!, 0.11 your a teniion, and tfut ol the framer. of tho Hill, to the Imperative i^cetsi y of intro- .lucinK cU'liie providing fur tne ...

... . DkakSiii, My attention his been cilled to a paragraph Ahich appeared in your last issue under the heading of Pro vincial Items, wherein you state th^t a Mi* Joseph K ill in in writes complaining of the non-appearance of the variety artists announced to appear at my theatre on^ tho second night of Messrs. Curry's benefit. Who the Mr Kallman miy be i do not know, neither can 1 find that such ...

... . Dkar Sir,-- Perusing your last issue of Tub Staok, my gaze was arrested by a letter, wherein Mr. Garry, of Prince of Wales Theatre, Grimsby, replies to a paragraph which appeared amongst u Provincial Items in trie previous issue to this, wherein 1, Joseph Kallmann, was stated to complain of the' non-appcarance of the variety artists on the second night of Messrs. Curry's benefit On the ...