... Miss Esm6 Beringer; Mother Holf, Miss H. Leverett ; and Rosa Holf, Miss Julie Opp. Miss Kate Sargeantson and Mrs Maesmore Morris will also be in the cast. On the opening night each member of the audience wili be presented with a brief but complete history ...

... Osborne.-Charlie Raymond, one-legged dancer; the Jeromes, duettists Nellie Belfeld, instrumentalist Daisy Ccgrave, serio J. H. Morris, comedian, and Bessie Jerome, coster lady, are entertaining here. JA R1O W. THEATRE ROYAL.-Lessee ansI Manager, Mir Hugh Robertson ...

... Mr Wm. Bennett. - Messrs Morell and Mouillot have brought a strong com- pany this week to play The Gay Lord Quex. Mr Maurice Mancini is good as Lord Quex, quiet and reserved, yet powerful and convincing. Mr Douglas Gordon is equally good in the part of ...

... I A S I S. (ISLINGTON-GREEN, N.-Proprietors,MessrsRICHARDS BURNEY, and CO. Maunger, Mr E. S. Barnes -T. E. Dunville, Lily Morris, Bella and Bijou, Mark Sheridan, Sisters Dacre, Arthur Lennard, the Bandurrias, The Great .Bale Troupe, Tom Woottvell, Lily ...

... this week in Lady Winsdermere's Fan, Lord Anelucey, and Dr. Bilt. In the first-named play Mr Alfred Selwyn gives an able impersonation of Lord Windermere, whilst Mr Leon Ainscliffe under- takes the character of Lord Darlington in quite a masterly manner ...

... Nibhts. Last Six Nights. Final Performanoe, Friday Evening next, Feb. 9th. Every Evening, at 8-0 (Doors open 7-30), THE GAY LORD QUEX, by Arthur W. Pinero. Last Saturday Matinde To-day, 2 0. Last Wednesday Matinde, Feb. 7th, at 2 0. Box-office (Mr Holmes) ...

... Melville, illus- trated vocalists ; Carola and Thomas, acrobatic artists; Miles and Murphy, eccentric knockabouts; and Lord, Uurray, and Lord. BOOTLE. R'OYAL MUNWCASTER.-Proprietors, Messrs Penning- ton; Manager, MIr H. Pennington; Acting-Manager, M~r Albert ...

... buoyancy into his rendering of Johnny Dyce Morris; Miss Kate Price emphasises with force the malevolence and spite of Kate Goodluck, alias Muriel Criterion; Miss May Howard makes a handsome Lady Gwendoline Dyce-Morris; and Miss Nellie Willetts gives the right ...

... remarkable changes. Mr Harry Oxberry as the Rev. Mr Minks is exceedingly humorous, and undoubtedly scores. Ni John Henderson as Lord Eoodo makes good use of his fine voice. Mr George Craig as Mr Miffin is also clever. Mr Fred Whittaker as Bunker is a tower ...

... gra~ve by the ctlicials of the Catliodral. T[le itituatioti cljosen is that betweeti the tornls if Williatn Betycv atit Dr. Morris Greene, the gravle of Thomas Atweod~ lienlg tiot far awat-. Thi. rvi-mairlting 1iortionl of thle service was performed by ...

... Niglitq. Last Six Nithti. Faifl PLoiormtance, Friday Emenin next, Feb. 9th. EN ery EN enitit at a, 0 (Doors open ?? THlE GAY LORDS QUEX, by An~hur W. titi-ro. Last Saturday, Slatiti~e To-day, '2 Last WodtiesiaN Mfatizwc, Fe'- 7 t h, at 2 o. EcIN-office (Mr ...

... Mr T. B. Thalberg skilfully enacted the part of Lord Winder- mere; Mr J. Cooke Beresford played with much dis- cernment as Lord Darlington ; Mr F. Owen Baxter amusingly depicted the idiosyncrasies of Lord Augustus Lorton; and eminently satisfactory re ...