... . Dkar Snt,-- I noticed in your issue of the 20th, you state I that Mr. Sydney Smith has opened a stock season at West- houghton. Allow me to correct that error. Mr. Smith never I had nor ever will have, the management of the theatre that was at Westhoughton.-- Yours respectfully, (Mrs.) Frbd. I Liciifiils. ...

... Drar Sir,-- Will you allow me to contradict a statement in your last issue, sayintr the widow and (laughter of the late Lee Anderson followed his remains to the grave. This is not true. M daughter, Emily Lee Ander-on, and myself did not know of iiis death until we read of it in your paper. By inserting this you will oblige, yours truly--(Mrs.) EMILY LEE ANDERSON [We are sorry tint an error ...

... Dear Sir,-- Would you be gocd enough to correct a printer's error made in your la*t issue. In his report of the Bolton pantomime your correspondent i* made to state that the loc*l and Ivrics are bv Henry Adlin. They are by-- yours sincerely, HENRY EDLIN, Theatre Royal, Bolton, Jan. 7, 1890. ...

... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. THE HOLBORN THEATRE. Sir,-- I beg leave to point out that Mr. Walter Joyce is I wrong in claiming that the Central Hall occupies the site of the old llolborn Theatre. The old Holborn Theatre stood where now stands the First Avenue Hotel, the pit and gallery entrances beinif in lirownlow-street, which is a quarter of a mile from the Central Hall. I was present at the ...

... Sir,-- I beg to correct tho error in your paper. The Fair/ I Queen in Cindtrclla is not piatea oy o.iu^u, by yours very respectfully, Kill Howard, Theatre Boj' ...

... j Dear Sir,- Mr. H. Wellesley -Smith is credited by your u/ith rtlivvinor fhr>> unrig in inT 9 PX.m ETKTK,' -d Bob Binacl; Now Mr Smith is fully aware of the chance of wrapping hinl self up in a mantle of glory, which he is throwing away W requesting me to disclaim this feat on his behalf, but h' inate love of truth is paramount. As a matter of fact, Tn Bo'sun is Bob Binacle, and Bob Binacle ...

... NOVELTY THEATRE. DSAR Sm,-- As it appears tnai my name m since the opening night of fast Lrnne under Miss Beatrice i Strafford as musical director at the Novelty, I V>eK to say only entered the house with my oum band ot sixteen on Satur j dav 1th January, and on Monday, the 6th, the theatre waJ closed through indisposition of Miss Strafford. I a i anxious that it should bo known I hid nothing ...

... i Dbar Sir,-- I noticcd in your issue cf the 3rd jou state th^ we are leaders oi km oaneu wwv;r V,iic. you will see by tho enclosed bill the names of the four ladi I Wo are playing parts and dancing in tbe Kindly see to this, and oblige yours truly, MatHoU^ I Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham, January 7, 18D0. ...

... Dear Sir,-- Your Goole correspondent, in his report last week of Tne Arabian Niahts, says that as Joshui Gillibrand Mr. F. L. Glover scores heavily in the song, I was in it I beg to state that the song is sung by, your* very truly, EVELYN VAUDRAY, 27, Tremlette-grove, Highgate, January 20, 1890. ...

... D*ar Sir,-- In my weekly copy of your piper I notice a paragnph to the effect that Of those who have ventured from the theatre to the music-hall are several people, includ ing Miss Agnes Hewitt. For your information, and for that of your many readers who mB.v care about the matter, will you allow me to say that up till now I have never appeared at any music hall wliatso- uv.r :i i i moreover ...

... Dear Sir, Your Torquay correspondent in your last week's issue, tays that the hall being booked for a political meeting, Mr. Lawrence Daly's Co. had perforce to betake themselves and The Prime Minister to Dartmouth for two nights. The natural inference is that either Mr. Jeffery (the lessee) or my self had blundered, which was not the case. The hall being booked for a Primrose League meeting ...

... THE BENEVOLENT FUND MEETING. SIR,--In your last week's leader you justly reproach those who, like myself, gave only a silent support to the interests of this charity on the 13th inst. We actors shrink from the ordeal of debate. We are prac tised public npeakers, it is true, but the words we are accus tomed io deliver are set down for us, and we feel little con fidence in ourselves if we ...