... LS. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) A CCRlNGTON. PRINCE's THEATRE.-Manager. Mr John Ormerod.- Mr Osmond Tearle, supported by a good all-round company, is this week appearing in Virginisss, Othello, T/he Aferchanzt of Venice, Eacbetfi, Handet, and Richard III. ALDERSHO T. THEATRE ROYAL AND OPERA HousE.-Lessee and Manager, Mr Clarence Sounes; Resident-Manager, Mr A. Cameron Yeoman.-This week Mr ...

... l-. I: N' AUSTrALIA. (CI ' Il 1 11 ~coL'~ltri ?? I N ?? Wil w- 1 ~ .IIL 1 t i- I, 'v lmia~gI r, Mr l ?? I. I Iat t I~igI~t 7'l~turci I f IMI I flr wl~~ Aus'tralian seasom, lit *I , . II. he~ 11Cr acio, I itt - LiaI JI I,1-I't was truLL to po~lle ?? I~ I I ri ?? a Itlll~g olIII, 1111- - , 12 I ll , lid rN 1. to-L: l K I ?? ' I'?111l1II I Watt lIarmLLr, LI.,LI B L i I IL IIC M1 ,iLILL tI.L Iott ...

... ?? - . - .. ?? ?? .. ?? ?? UAZM 1(\1)UH ()N\N C(R~tiJ:>PONOFNT.) Ti [A'I'RE irut .. Yb (.1 'tp of Ir lias again met Withi a most faviotraitle recmlition ftount a putter % audintice, tin' polol ar parts of tile imie being nighlitl crowled. Mr Fred 'Powell's rt rttestniess in tue pa it of ?? the aulience as ot' our'. Mr Eric Iuil'olii as Lorentz de ?? pulas tile 'illaitious Fttnehluina with ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THEATRE ROYAL.-Lessee and Manager, Mr Wallace Revill; Acting-Manager, Mr E. Shirra.-On Monday A Gaiety Girl was performed for the first time in Sheffield by Mr Geo. Edwardes's company. Mr E. IV. Gardiner was quietly humorous as Sir Lewis Grey. As Captain Goldchild Mr Leonard Russell bore himself gallantly, and his full, rich, and sympathetic voice was heard to ...

... (ritMr OUR OWN COIIRFSsPONDtENT.) IHER1 'Mz.lJ ?? Ttl1'-!FK.-IQ4s'ec anod Manager, Mr Rlobert Aitlior: Acvtia -iUn car Mr John Ca x iah. -Aliss- Cis,-' (Crliame's tripile bill coti navy occupiesD the boleds bere this wseek, thle pieces pireseitiei each evening being Toe Ililois iii, Thrjii, tithful J ws i, a, i ln At llsi,,iec P1itinri-ti. Thle jlirforliaices ?? given the grnatest satisfaction ...

... On Saturday, March 24th, Vincent Wallace's Opera, ' MARITANA. Maritana ?? Miss LUCILLE HILL Lazarillo ?? dle. I I Joas The Marchioness ?? dlle. FLORENZA Don Jos- .. ?? Mr FVRAxacox-DAvIEs The King ?? ?? Mrv W. H. Buacao, The ?? Mr GILBERT The ?? MC W, ESMOND Don Ciesar de Sazan ?? Mr JOSEeiH OMARA At Drury-lane Theatre on Saturday evening last, before a large audience, Vincent Wallace's ...

... I I (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THEATRE ROYAL.-Lessees, Messrs Howard and Wvndham ; Acting-Manager, Mr John Shaw.-During the week The Dark Continent has been the attraction here. The company engaged is efficient, and the scenery excellent. Miss Maud Mildyard gave a fine impersona- tion of the heroine, Grace Harrison, and worthy of special commendation was Mliss Isahel Innes as Hypatia ...

... IFROM1 OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THEATRYE ROrAL.-Lessee and Manager, Mr Harry Yorke; Acting-Manager, Mr Sam Dockworth. - Mr Willie Edouirl's comedy compans- are giving enjoyable performances of Nisole here. Peter Amos Duinn receives a clever interpretation at the hands of Mr Sidney Harcourt, and the uoem-ruile is portrayed with much effect by Miss Ida Logan. Hattie Grillin is brightly played by ...

... T1HJE DILUIAA IN BE'RLIN, TL'IisiA X, in. ii'. ?? Sc'rms'pil'i Halls revi veil oii i 'iatriin las at twio ci ?? c of dalii Eap xitst3 llIoli~re,' tranis ateil by Llu' I iog Futlda. Thei former, 1D r (;N -Icl, has bweeni ;,veil ftie i tlietit oxf lit' I'l years iii BIi liii, ?? litter, h¾e. ii, N,0 t' r Fiw,il pr hias xiex'1r bclnt iii poiular, aiiel I is rrliiv fo1rrmel i, Illi r (,ri'ihe ...

... THE WILD VIOLET. A Play, in Four Acts , bv Coloiel .Jo, I rue (.Nrizona Joe), I irt P'toducetd in E'nsjlalitm at tile Rw aL Tliarie, Wultic, u11 Thlum' i Li, Sept itt111. t Jack Ediw aris ?? ?? J. J, SImmEis I FranilL, (cro,3 . ?? .r. FINLAY 1 Co Jil Dorse,\ . ?? MI W. IAl LKNER CO t Mor al mer ?? ti ntls I Jlk Aberle ?? .'Li , ?? (titi l:O\S }'ritz llairbawuilln ?? r(.. AII:.QO r ?? .Je'I ...

... On Thursday a commemoration concert was given at the Queen's Hall to celebrate the seventy years of work done by the Royal Academy of Music. The entire con- cert was sustained by past or present students of the Institution, and opened with Sir Arthur Sullivan's fine overture, Macbeth, written for Mr Henry Irving's revival of that tragedy in 1889. Another admirable overture was Britannia, ...

... LONDON PAVILION. Mr Edward Swanborough was a little previous with his principal Whitsuntide novelty, and produced the new military sketch, Balaelava, onl Saturdav evening in the presence of a crowded and enthusiastic house. The Crimea is familiar ground-theatrically speaking, of course-to Mr Charles Godfrey, whose fame was first established by the monologue On Guard, in which he presented ...