... On Wednesday, March 28th, 1908, a New and Original Sketch, by Mr Walter Monck, entitled THE ANGEL BOY. Jack Chichester ?? Mr Pinwn' SUCELIma Captain Harold Cbristian Linguard ?? Mr HaENr ROJAS Frederick Impey ?? Mr WALTER MoNCE Mrs Impey ?? Miss ETrHEL A. HALL Miss Margaret Holland ?? Miss CORDSLIA COR Patterson ?? Miss DOROTHEA CORDER The dramatic students of the Royal Academy of Music ...

... THlE TIVOLI MEETING. The ninth annual meeting of the shareholders of the New Tivoli, Limited, was held on Tuesday, at the Tivoli, Strand, W.C., under the presidency of Mr HENRY ToZ7ER, the chairman of the company. The SecRE'ARY (Mr Ilford Ibbetson) having read the notice convening the meeting, The CHArIRMAN ?? we have the pleasure to call you together to consider a satisfactory con- dition of ...

... L The annual session forbhearing applications for Ilicences i to Liverpool theatre:, music-hails, &c., was held on Tuesday at the Police-courts, Dale-street, Liverpool, at Sir Thomas Hughes, chairman of the Licensing Bench, rec' presiding. 1 Air Bremner applied, on behalf of Mir Harold B. Ada Nelson, for the renewal of the theatrical licence at the J. Prince of Wales Theatre, Clayton-square. ...

... ON THE ROAD, NOV. D. A CHINESE HONREtMOOn.-Opera House, Southport. A FAST LIFE.-P. 0. W. Theatre, Salford. ALEXANDER, GEORGE.-Theatre Royal, Cardiff. A LIFE OF PLEASuRE.-Grand 'theatre, Nottingham. A LIFR'S RRVENGE.-T. R., Bolton. A LONDON ARAB-Queen's Theatre, Dublin. A QUEEN'S VENGEANCE.-T. R, ITonypandy. A ROYAL FAMILY.-lheatre Royal, Dublin. A ROYAL DIVORCE-Grand Tneatre, Doncaster. A ...

... AMERICAN VA1U7DEIVILiE. (FROM OUR OWN COHRESPONDRTj) NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Tony Pastor, the doyen of American variety managers, provides his patrons with the best in the vaudeville market at all times, and his liberal operations are rewarded by a constant suc- cession of large and appreciative audiences. Those time-tried favourites, John and James Russell, head the army of fun at present ...

... THE ELLIOTTS AND SAVONAS, ARE CHEERED TO THE ECHO AT THE BRADFORD PALACE. A SCENE OF UNPRECEDENTED ENTHUSIASM. The programme provided by the management of the Palace this week is one of the strongest that has ever been placed before a Bradford audience. A string of accomplished artists is headed by that versatile combi- nation, the Elliotts, alias the Savonas. This family appear in one house ...

... (FROM A SPrCIAL CORRESPONDENT.) The old-fashioned town of Wakefield kept its fair on the 10th and 12th of this month. The fair ground is near the cathedral, and the late bishop of the diocese, the good Dr. Walsham How, was a great lover of shows and showmen. A verv strong contingent of the concerns from Rotherham statutes fair moved on to the cathedral city. The cinematograph shows were Messrs ...

... The matinee given at Drury-lane Theatre on Tuesday in aid of Princess Christian's Homes for Disabled Soldiers was organised by Mr Arthur Collins and Madame Cellini and was in every respect a success. The house was draped in white, relieved by the red cross and garlands of flowers. We have never seen Old Drury so artistically decorated. The Princess of Wales, the Duchess of Fife, Princess ...

... THE LONI)ON THEATRES. THE BEITANNIA. i On MondaY, Oct. lsi, the Drama,. in Five Acts, bL by llenrY 1'ettit arid AUVustrIs [torria, entitled b A l,1F( OF pLEAvsURE. t Trhe battle crv of tihsgeneral is Ietiont is 'Khaki ' ansd of Mr Craufosrl has reploriri vi to t ile 1ici'aililig sentiment se b1' reviving A Life o f P'lnitsvtC, a piece that appeals si to the British public thlroughl the ri ...

... (By OUR SPECIAL COMMISSIONER.) It has been observed on many occasions that when Mr Fred Terry-nobody would dare write Frederick, we fancy-undertakes a new role, be is one of the few actors who are so able to disguise themselves as to deceive those very astute people the critics and first- nighters. Mr Beerbohm Tree has on many occasions defied detection until he has ?? Terry has done it many ...

... i4mILDIALL SCHOOL Oil' MUSIC. The Lady Mayoress, accompanied by the Lord Mayor, distributed the medals, prizes, and certificates to the successful students of the Guildhall School of Music at ,hs Guidhall on Saturday last. There was a large company present, including, besides the Lord llavor and Lady Alayoress, Air Alderman Strong, Mr Sheriff Lawrence, Mlr Alfred IL Bower (chairman of the ...

... PROVINCIAL BUSINESS-MANAGERS, (ILLUSTRATED,) MR. AMAND MASCARD. Mr Amand Mascard, who so ably and courteously managed the Theatre Royal at Dover since it was opened in 1897-until he relinquished the appointment in April, 1900-has been connected with the profession tor about twenty years, and like many other successful managers he has had experience of all its phases, from secretarial work to ...