... I AMU$EFMET'S N1 1,1\A Ki;1rI:N. TIEATr~rRE yx - ani .Maniatr, mr ifr ak X'orlke Actil-g 3iaiager, Ilr -.Tan D) cxlf II Mtondlv i t II(dto, l If, tI ilt1 I igt N'ithii t rtccption. Ioiti t. V toll wttdt l~-ii-,uh' CT0 \:etletitt ,iv',ot it ill 3lIt W itlliami Ii. i e Bllackbutrnll Iax ' I -, an f at ld'I ?? I~i ~ it det%(r j1'it't.. i iiA etrt Vtliil. XIl high 'itatv of hila i' ,iAl Mi-a ...

... THE PAVILION. 'Dn-3onday, 'March I'th. the Burlesque, in Two Acts, Iv Victor Stevens, entitled BVNNIE BOX BLUE.' Bonnie Boy Blue ?? iss ALICE BROORES Dolly Dieeory ?? ItosIS EWART famne DiecorY ?? VICTOR STEVENS .Jack Lively ?? Mr.. I HARRY FISChFeR ,Squire Liig.aere ?? Mr B1ARISIS GIRARD Lawser ctopall ?? r J. W. HANDLIEY Archie loyel ?? Miss HEe-IE SENIOR Rosie May ?? Miss LOTTIE BRooRiEs ...

... S. ?? ( G \AP I . V A1.9aqtie, ttv John Grav, proilticed at the WVeat Theatre, Albert Hall, on Tuesdax, April 17th, 1594. Daphntis ?? Mr, co,)~i D, F br Litiot -is ?? MAY' Jolmist 10 An intat tt ?? ?? IN MARIOhN DOLItY i Zeli sui3 ?? liss DOROTHY IYII. tile] Mr John Gray is a ts pe of a dii-,ctinct cls igowh gt pectuliar to this end Of thle century the ?? oll IIWC ito igite Mr Gray to be a ...

... AMUSEMilENTS IN LEEDS. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONT)RNT.) GRANZD THE5SATUE.-Lessee, Mr Wilson Barrett General Manager, Mr Alfred XV. Parrett.-Pert Rslifisg Hood, notwithstanding its unprecedented success, must be withdrawn after Saturday, March 10th, owing to the advanced booking of important touring companies. In the meanwhile the benefits of the principals are being organised. Miss Harriett ...

... r (FRlI OUR ()WN CORRESrONI)EXT.) TH'EATRR ROYA..- -Sole Lessees and Maniaggers, Mlesrs Roherts, Aicher, and ],artlett Acting- 1laniager, Ir c Willie Cousins.-A capital attraction is provided here S this week in Mr E. Lewis WVest's company, with Flashzei. Mlr Frank Smnithson's treatment of .Johnnie r Kidd is admirable, and receives hearty recognition. Mlr e Ernest Cave enacts Jeiemiah Kidd in ...

... ERIC'S GOOD ANGEL. A Play, in One Act, by Frank Bird and Cecil Crotton, Produced at the TheaLttre Ro% al, Netwcastle-on-T3 ne, on WednesdaY, Ma- Old, 1894. The loen. Eric Penidawen.. .. Mr A. It. Bnoonec Nat (Colstock ?? Mr CFCI CROFTON S lli-nnah Matilda ?? liss VIOI.RT WKS1ACOT t (FR(M OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The action of this little curtain-raiser takes place in the har parlour of the ...

... The Theatre Royal, Bristol, has again changed hands, ts I and another epoch has commenced in the history of this gi already historical playhouse. Under the circumstances di a picture of what the Bristol theatre once was ; a por- is traiture limned by the friend of Garrick and of Hannalh Pi l More, never before published, may be of interest. t( ?? said of the theatre at Bristol that it was ...

... (EROM OUR OWN CORRESPODEN'T.) Ps NEW YORK, JuSeE 5.-Christopher, Jun., a comedy 0 in four acts, by Madeline Lucette (Mrs J. H. Ryley), e. was played in Wilksbarre, Pa., at the Grand Opera , House, on the 4th inst., by Mr John Drew and his if company, for the first time in America, and scored a a success. The scene of the first act is laid in Chris- It topher, jun.'s, apartments in London. ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ROYAL COURT THEATRE AND OPERA HOUSE.- Proprietors, Carl Rosa Opera Comrany, Limited- I Responsible Manager and Managing Director, Mr H. X Bruce; Secretary and Treasurer, Mr G. B. Hill.-The c man and not the play was the centre of attraction at i the premier house of opera in Liverpool on Monday. v The former was Mr James J. Corbett, described as the I world's ...

... AMUSEMENTS IN BLICKPOOL. ~FHOX OUR OWVN CORREiSPONDEiNT.) HEFR 31.TFrSTY'S OL'IRA Ho'sis'-NManager, Mr i Hollanxl.-Sexlger and (ireet', Little (lhristsphrr Co/u xxiixits coinpanN- proved a big attiact ion for the Batk Holidlay crowd of pleasure saeiesi s Miis Mlarie M1oiit- rose is pitpant and chiarminig as Little Cir'istopxlier, lier singil g a id acting being alike gel..I; )1 iss 11aud ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPtONDENT.) TiEiATnFE RoYAL.-Lessee ald Manager, Dlr Wallace Revill; Actinig-Manager, Mr E. Shirra.-Onl Moidav this theatre reopened for the anutumnil season. A new stage has been laid, and many other improvements have been carried out that will conduee to the increased comfort of both artists and platrons. Thle opening attraction was the amusing farcical comedy AuntJack, ...

... ANUSE1`11MNTS IN JIITL. D f At. - ?? .. .- - - ?? . .. I. *. (FROM1 OUL OWN05 C RoiiRES'PoNDErTi.) T. TnsYAT-.Less.ee, Mr Alfred Cathhert; Acting M.%ana- ?? ger, Ar It. ?? lii.Li -fIt /, Ilti peftrint 1I. .x Mr A (eorge Alesoiier's emnatlivs iiiel'r th' ?? ectitiil of in M.kr M1ilton 'boiL, hells tiite )im Ias (if this thliatre thii s it-wu cI. 'rile calt lilt, 5111CC thue list visit been1 ...