... . TOOLE'S THEATRE. Mr. J. L. Toole, who may boast that no has an audience everywhere ready to welcome him as an old-tried favourite, stands nowhere better in the jovial regard of playgoers than at the little house in King William-street that he has chosen to make his town home. On Christmas Eve upon his return from most successful perambulations in the provinces, the Tooleites once more ...

... . THE ROYALTY. On Thursday evening, January 9 1890, was produced here a new two-aCt burlesque, words by F. C. Burnand, music by Florian Pascal, entitled:-- Tra la la Tosca; or, the High-toned Soprano and tne vuiam uase. The Queen of Naples Miss Liddon Floria Tra la la Tosca Miss Margaret Ayrtoun liaron Scampia Scarpia Mr. Arthur Roberts Count Mario di Camer&dossi Miss Agnes Delaporte Cfflsare ...

... . THE PRINCE OF WALES'S. On Saturday evening, January 18, 1890, was produced at this theatre a new three-act English comic opera, words by Lewis Clifton and Joseph J. Dilley; music by Walter Slaughter entitled Mar j oris. Wilfrid Miss Agnes Huntington Cicely Miss Phyllis Broughton The Lady Alici* Madame Amadi Marjorie Miss Cainille D'ArvilTe Ralph, Earl of Chestermere Mr. C. Hayden Coffin ...

... . THE CRITERION On Saturday was revived here the lato H. J. Byron's five-act comedy, entitled Cyrus success. Cyril Cuthbert. Mr. Leonard Boyne Matthew Pineher Mr. David James Major Treherne, M.P Mr. Arthur Elaood Hon Frederick Titeboy Misj F. Frances Viseount Oil cerine Mr. O. Stanton Colonel Hawker Mr. Scott Buist Jonas Grimley Mr. H. Saker Mr Fiti-Pelham Mr. Gerald Maxwell Paul Bugo.K.A ...

... . THE AVENUE. On Saturday evening, February 1, 1890, this theatre was opened under the management of Mr. George Alexander, when was produced a new three- act farcical comedy, adapted from the French of Albert Carre by Hamilton Aide and entitled:-- Dr. Bill. Dr. William Brown Mr. Frederick Terry Mr. Firman Mr. Albert Chevalier Mr. Horton Mr. George Capel George Webster Mr. Benjamin Webster ...

... . THE VAUDEVILLE. On Thursday afternoon, February 6, 1890, was produced here a new four-act drama, by Robert Buchanan, founded on Richardson's novel, entitled:-- Clarissa. Mr. Harlowe Mr. Harbury Captain Harlowe Mr. Oswald Yorke Mr. Solmes Mr. Cyril Maude stokes Mr. J. S. BIythe Lovelace Mr. T. B. Thalberg Captain Marsham Mr. Fred Thorne Sir Harry Tourville Mr. F. Grove Aubrey Mr. Frank ...

... . THE COMEDY. On Friday afternoon, February 14, 1890, was produced for the first time a play in three acts, by Walter Frith, entitled:-- I he Home Feud. Helen Joliffe Miss May Whitty Alice Joliffo Miss Eva Moore Louise Brunton Miss Gertrude Kingston Jane Miss Winter Captain Hargreavcs Mr. Nutcomb^ Gould Mr. Joliffe Mr. Stewart Dawson Hon. George Beilby Mr. Wm. Herbert Hon. John Bei'by Mr. ...

... . THE GARRICK. On Saturday evening, February 22, 1890, was produced here a new three-act comedy, adapted by Sydney Gundy from M. M. Labiche and Delacour's Les Petits Oiseaux, entitled:-- A Pair of Bpectaclee. Mr. Benjamin Goldfinch Mr. John Hare Uncle Gregory Mr. Charles Groves Percy Mr. Kudge Hsrding Dick Mr. Sydney Rrough Lorimer Mr. C. Dodsworth Bartholomew Mr. F. H. Knight Joyce Mr. R ...

... . THE VAUDEVILLE. On Wednesday evening, March 5, 1890, was produced,as a first piece, a new one-act comedy written by Terra-Cotta. entitled:-- Meadow Street. Benjmiin Barnes Mr* J- S. BIythe John Barnes Mr. Cyril Maude Fred Topliff Mr. F. Gillmore Jacob Mr. F. Thome Julia Topliff Mies Lily Hanbury Marger, Meadows Miss Ella BanUter Meadow Street proved to have been written by a lady (Miss ...

... . THE GLOBE. On Thursday evening, March 6, 1890, was revived here Shakespeare's tragedy:-- Hamlet. Claudius Mr. Charles Cartwright Pamlet Mr. F. H. Benson Polonius Mr O. F. Black Laertes n. Mr. Herbert Hose Horatio Mr. Ot&o Stusrt Koeeucrantz Mr. Arthur Uren-ille Guildenstern Mr. O. M. Howard Oeric Mr. Gerald Guroey Marvel lua Mr. B. Perry Bernardo Mr. E. Sberard Francisco Mr. C. M. Hallard ...

... . DRURY LANE. The annual benefit in aid of the Royal General Theatrical Fund took place at Drury Lane Theatre on the afternoon of Monday last, Mareh 17, 1893, and it must have gladdened the hearts of the committee, stewards, &c., to witness the appearance of the house; from the topmost gallery to t the aristocratic stalls, from pit to upper txixes, all were alike densely filled there was not ...

... . THE CRITERION. On Saturday evening Mr. Charles Wyndham and company made their re-appearance at this theatre, after their American tour. A most enthusiastic reception was given Mr. Wyndham from a crowded and fashionable audience, including H.R.H The Duchess of Teck and party. David, (iarrick was admirably acted throughout. Here and there were signs that the piece had been played perhaps too ...