... RIOTING AT TRE PRLNCE&S'S THEATRE. At the Ilarlborough -attest Police-court this 11Malaise do of Albert Mae. somesesd by Mowry Cum-11•416411.Slasihrtdstaidas*Vd sesrlr i ew to crusts • slat Os awl le 13. Us. GO ll . ll Waled bathe C -- 1. sad Mr. C. ...

... advent of the pantomime season increases the di«licnlt>es of mnsi:- hall managers by drawing away the “star” art ates to the theatres, and very often when the second raters have chance of coming to the front they are not equal occasion. The leading features ...

... the lower rungs of the ladder, ::Too(-whd favourites of the day remain with us and flourish. 3ore people have visited the theatres this year, it issadd, than ea: b: showr. onh:lny pr;v‘i’m reco{di: The sense of the respoasibility an: ignity of the fession ...

... Tr., Cecil Mercer, .R , 119 Victons-st. Dec. 7. Kesston Emily Charlotte, theatrical proprietress, & Wm. Syetruest, Grand Theatre, Hyson-green, Nottingham, theatrical manager. Tr., H. R. Thorpe, 0.R., Nottingham. Nov. 29. Kext Richard, 150 Springfield-rd ...

... and promenade. ; alaphnneeten, Is.; gatln7, M. C2tildrra print se all parts estop OQ fOrOlOg at the demi. N. exits SAVOY THEATRE—Propnetor and KYOlrtv Caurra—TH I. sad EVERY DAY a aa4 14 as original tunic (gala aa owe THE GONDOLIERS ; OR, IH KING Of BARATARIA ...

... disposed man in the world. opened an engagement at Harry Miuer'e Theatre in Now link. Joe Lennon acted aa hia rie-a-rii, and will continue throughout next week. The Bowery and Eighth Avenue theatres were crowded from pit to dome Monday night, when the tig fellow ...

... and steamers coming from Cochin China to the colony, cease to be exempt from the light, buoy, mid health dues. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Well done ! Mr. Augustus Harris. Not only is the pantomime of Jack and the Beanstalk equal to any that has gone before ...

... the title of Jack and the Beanstaak. produced. In point of merit it 41 far in ply mice of any ham been produeed at tole theatre. It ems written by Mr. Elbert Overton, • local author whose books and sketches have brought him some renown as well as more ...

... reserved), 35.; Pit and Promenade, 25.; Amphi- theatre, Is.; Gallery. 6d. Children half-price to all parts, except gallery, on navment'atthe doors. Early doors 6d. extra. HEI-fMTjESTY'S THEATRE.— The Premier Theatre of London.— Lessees, the Opera Company (Limited) ...

... Campos& saHAFTDiBITRY — THEATRE.—Iiesses. WIL. s 7 LAND smi JOON. _ ,LART s Ilosspr•- JOU LANCANTSIL-TO.NIONT all LO. R. WILLARD as CYRUS DLENRARN. la kl 1• w of Iladini Ift WWI . _ . stew ANIS. =, . TO. lo LS CRITERION THEATRE —Lisiiiiiiid liastarT ...

... Town-bail has been partly destroyed by fire. The f portion of the archives and Jo pictures of the Museum were saved. Anadjacent theatre was mash dsmaged. ...

... Von Koennerilz, Minister of Finance, being among the sufferers. The epidemic interferes greatly with the performances the theatres, half of the actors and actresses being down with the malady. (CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAM.) New York. Wednesday. The epidemic ...