... Dear Sir,-- Mr. Henry Arthur Jones has unconsciously taken my property for his own, the above title for his new play at the Shaftesbury Theatre ltelonging to a on -act piece mih me produced in London a year or two since, and duly jriticised in your own columns --I am. most sincerely. hnwiN Drew.-- 124, Gower-street, June 10. 18S0, ...

... . MANAGERS AND ACTOR-MANAGERS Sir.--The object of this letter is not to enter into the question at issue. I have nothing to add to Mr. Charles VVyndham's characterist ic and incisive summing-up, which, in my opinion, settles the case. The rouge-pot in one hand and the ledger in the other may be a smart definition of the actor-manager, but unless he is supported by some of Mr. Wyndham's ...

... A BURIED TALENT. !^P°rt see in ,a*t week's issue of The Staoe a 5*y, i? thl at the Royalty, Glasgow, on May 23rd, a new u 'u> ied ri written by Louis N. Parker, entitled a0* the p j was produced for the first time. This is I 8'- 'n I>1 v i/ as Jiurxed Talent was first produced at the Vori 8' Sherborne, on December 3rd, 1886, by Mr. SrAf:,1Urn., Company, when a full report appeared in O' the ...

... . Sir,-- With regard to the remarks in your kindly article of last week on the above subject, actors and managers arc buyers and sellers, and their interests are antagonistic. Their business iB f>est done through 1 he post Personal com munication would prove unpleasant to both parties. Mr. Barry Alledare savs to the manager. Good morning did you see me as Cassio? Yes. What did you think of ...

... THE NEW YORK DRAMATIC NEWS. ho 'i tlr shall be much obliged if you will allow us to the l';',' ,-'llet' Mr- Chat. H vatt-Woolf, to Btate that T},!! oolle*pOOdent of tile New York Dramatic i, copy that jiaper which could reach aMl?? v 23 aI,(I on the second of it our e vnV, i Pf ars alwve his name, in proof of which we tr,'11'! Vnt, tlle paper. We regret to have to fact ti ,he 'natter ...

... . ART AND LOVE V. LOVE AND ART. Sir,-- Mr. Dubourg having failed to enlighten me (as I have no wish to infringe the rights of a brother playwright) as to who was the first in the field with these two very similar titles, I feel called upon, as the author of the latter successful play-- copyrighted in the spring of last year-- to say that I shall retain the right of using mine as heretofore ...