... FRESH PANTOMIMES WANTED. Sir, As a pantomime writer of twenty years' standing, I should like to say to your correspondent, 44 Change for the liefter, that, in my opinion, the hack neyed nature of tho pantomime stories is owing entirely to the managers. They will not listen to a fresh suggestion, and tho stage managers are jap able of produc ing one with which they are not acquainted. 1 au\ ...

... THE STAGE AT THE EMPIRE. Sin, I hcjSe that you will pardon me for ^wiug your attention to a small error in your last week's issue. I represent The Stage in the Empire ballet, The Press, and in your illustration you havo given me a wrong name.-- tours truly, ALICE HYMUS. [On Wednesday evening, last week, a repre sentative of this paper was Informed by the stage- manager of tho Empire, Mr. ...

... LIABILITY OF LESSEES. Sir,--Tho plaintiff in the action of Conti V. Sherwood is Mr. F. H. Conti and the defendant Mr. Benjamin Sherwood, the lessee of the Royal Opera House, Wakefield. The ootion is' for the the recovery of damages for the losa of a bag and its contents from a dressing-room at the Opera House on October 5 last. The action was nearu on .jannary xo 01 this year, and resulted in ...