... AN IMPOSSIBLE DOUBLE. Drar Sir,-- With referenco to the obviously impossible double of Traddles and David Copperfleld at Miss Trevor's matinis, for which the programme was responsible, I beg to say the latter part was played by yours very truly, FRANK WITHERS, Theatre Royal, Halifax. LETTER TO THE EDITOR. ...

... . MR EDWIN DREW'S ENTERTAINMENT Dear Sir,-- Your critique on my entenaiim thin:,, James's Ilall calls lor one or two remarks, wnicn will generously allow. It was pleasant te it no be came with dar k anticipations get more suns assiir^ue honed. As to my band of admiring 'riendn. I tai T they were not in the French Chamber th,L,e offndKe patrons were nearly all strangers to me. n,ere moustache ...

... GIRLS WILL BE GIRLS. Sir,-- Dramatic nomenclature being oft-n tho 1 1 neediest recrimination, would you, through your columns, kindly allow me to draw the attention or tn it mav co ceni to the fact that Mr. A. D. 1 V .nti/ed I? Sew York Herald, and myself have already u W. above title. Yours truly, R. DAVIS PERRY. London August 17th, 1889. LETTEES TO THE siDITOR- ...

... HAUNTED LIVES Dkar Sir,-- Ycur North Shields c >rrepond*nt i your icBue of last week that Mr. H Kutlau d orloD marked success in h s clever sketch of C°u,'t j t f*f0!,fl daunted Lives) Will you courteously do mo trie J of tj of stating tnat, owing to indisposition of a gen^ tie Qj t& Co.. 1 have played the Count since oommenoei tour Regretting the necestdty of troubling you. in sr vour ...