... T SoRTS OF BELLOWS.- blocsmllith stands blowving his fire. What long sweeps Ith his lever: Now tip above his head, no1w down c tat5es- And the fire-how it snaps and roars T The Oeat bellOW5 optn wlide to suck in the air, and then the ;cra press it cot through the nozzle. But suppose some ornii2 lthe ?? had but three or four inches' play.' ha' tampered with them. Their movement is 1SOD:rict I ...

... MR GEORGE EDWARDES'S TOUR COMPANY, in the New Japanese Opera E ' G E I S H A T (from Daly's Theatre, London). The Book by Owen lifl. Lyrics by iarry Greenbank. Music by Sydney Jones. Business.Manazer, E. P. MoRGAN,. Nov. 29ih- PRINCE'S T-EATiE, MANCHESTER. MR. GEORGE EDWARDESIS COMPANY, L C3P2in the Latest Uplto.Date Gaiety Success THE CIRCUS GIRL (from the Gaiety Theatre London), by ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE,- Last Weeks. Mr Oscar Barrett's Grand Pantomime ALADDIN. Every Eveninz at 710, and Morning Performances Every Wednesday and Saturday, at 1-30. Mesdames Ada Blanche, Clara Jecks, and Decinm Moore; Messrs Dan Leno, Griffiths Bros., Huline Bros., Paul Cilque- valli, Grigolatis Aerial Troupe, and Herbert Campbell. Box-office open from 10-0 a.m. all day. f'OVENT-GARDEN FANCY ...

... MUSIC HALL CARDS. ( Alphabetically Arranged-Limited to Three Lines. LBERTO, FRED, Comedian and Dancer, ( A and FRANKI LALLY, Juvenile Sims Reeves, Vacant March 29th. Two Distinct Turns. Addregs, Palace, Nottingham._ LEXANDER, DOROTHY. 1 A Chic Comedienne. Big Songs by Herbert Cole, N.I.B. Address, Sadler's Wells Theatre, London, E.C. A L EXAN D RA, ADA, ( A Uand Company, in The Miason.,, ...

... FRANK HARVEiY'S COMPANY. Permanent address, Stoneleigh, Darker, Oldham. [A COMEDIE ANGLxAISE F. A. Scudaniore'e SETTLLING DAY. P. ?? UPPINGEAM, STAMSFORD, and SLEAFORD. Permanent, Christie House, Staple-hill, Bristol. M RS. BANDMANN-PALIJMR ilghth Year of Tour with Owvn Company, in her Rcpertoire of High-class Comedies, Tragedies, and Standard Plays. THEATRE ROYAL, RUNCORN, Jan. 4th, Six ...

... S! METH WICKS THE ATRE ROYAL.1 ?? Lessee, Mir CHARLEs BASONArtD.-The above Theatre will be Open on or before August next, and will be one o. the Finest Theatres in the Provinces Capable of seating 4,000, and nwo play travelling too large for stage All Companies Booked at Theatre Royal, Aston. Send in Vacant Dates to CHARLES3 BARYARD, Theatre R~oyal, Aston, Birmingham. S OUTHEND-ON-SErA. -NEW ...

... MR WALTER EDWIN, Jun., General Manager and Gipsy Jim, S A Daughter of Ishmael Tour. R. J O R N E LL E R Y. Genthmanly Heavies, Aristocratic Old Men. _ drsActors' Association._ R. and MRS. GEORGE ELLISTON,li ; Lord Tom Noddy Company, Disengaged for Spring. PLantomime settled. Sept. l3th, Opera House, Cheltenham. MR. P ERUCY EVER kHD and MISS NEMMIE HALL Disengaged. Comedy, Character, and ...

... G>AWSON MILWARD B. 'Disengaged. Address, 52, Tedworth-square, S.W. ElALJD MIIRRIELEES, awith Own n Jlne 21t, Grand Ball, Bromley, Sweet ?? s of Satar. Three Nights each. aed' Scrreows ~,edr OR A N M'KINNEL -al D lisengraged. M E Addre 32, Cremlorne-rood, Chelsea, S.W. CHAS M'A G A N, ilj lSU fntr Auguete Van Iien, Esq. iee s un st, Opera i'ouse, Cork.' ' . . AL L A C MOI R, -f- 'items ...

... I = STEPHENSON, F Ir ChriV uchess of Dijon Company. .4, Fi.*e . ~rs. actors A~oriation. Getean Joe, Company. DisengagedOW A D S E A T Ecetiu.Slhaftesbulry-aveflue, London, ~, ~~i SYMES begs to thank Mr. 1 1 -i er~ent tt as John Glendenning, I- ~ i. lea'ty of Crime. U lJ ITSTIN SYMONDS 1 rF , hii pz tERYgH, human Nature Company.J T- it Theatre. Newcabtle. P T A 1 P I N G, 1 f i,. to' ...

... W ANTED, Good Variety Specialities for Y Monday, July 5th, Onwards. The Bigger the Better. FUIs UALrt, 19. Birch-street, Ncrthwood, Hanley. WATANTED, July Ist, 6th, Ii5tlh, 25th, Aug. 2T 2d, Specialities Fares paid from anywhere. GANNON, Hillgrove-street, Bristol. PEOPLE'S PALACE, ST. IIELENS. Proprietor, Tilos. BOAIueNIAN. WANTED. Specialities, Big Stars, &c., for T the Grand Reopening, Au,. ...

... CA CIS, DAY, and E 1rITTNTERIS FRAN DIAMOND JIJBILEE aN-OVELF ES.N13v From The Yashmnak. Love's Eternity (Rc Ind Cares and N. Lmbelet) Sung by Mies Aileen D'Orme and Scott Russell, Little Willy (attieMarshal l A J N. rsand N.Lambeet), Sung by Lionel MZaclinders To-night (Selmoor Hicks and Ellaline Terice), Sung by cott Russell. Sixty Years Ago, Boys, (Clement ScottadJ .Goe) Sung by ...

... HE MISTAKES OF FOOLS AND OF T 1 WISE MEN. When Weinb&, the Jester (in Sir walter Scott's Ivanhoe), , accused of having misdirected some strangers who had zifquired of him the road to his master's house, he replied, I did but mistake my right hand for my left, and he might pardon 3 greater who takes a fool for his guide. Yes, but n-bat shall we say of more serious mistakes than that, made ...