... Comipany. Box-office open all day. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.-Mr. TREE. EVERY EVENING, at 8.15, SHAKESPEARE'S LAST 5 NIGHTS. KING JOHN. LAST 5 NIGHTS. LAST TWO blATINEES. TO-MORROW (Wednesday), and SATURDAY NEXT, at2.15. Box-office (Mr. F. J. Turner), open 10 ...

... for asingle afternoon's sale at Christie's was £665,355, obtained f or 91 pic- tures and drawings belonging to the late Sir John Fowler on May 6. The Misrulle dispersal i th of the week before comes second with £42,751 Lc odd, the dispersal of May 13, ...

... Robns Braudrant. DALYPS THEATRE. ToE isy aI GT., hAN TD . K. srs. )hntrle WrIetr. Mwrsd Xare, lio MackIndar, Coin;Cop rotr Russell, A. M l. asnd 7itutlandBarr~gon: MsHild Idooy, Grsele Leighb Glad15 bletname. 7y1nrt Cotiibnth;;, Alie. liuatay, Illestme ...

... will not, we I think, enhance the writer's reputation in this I country. f A Torn-out Page. By Dora Russell. I (Iondon: Dighoy, Long & Co.) Miss Russell's latest story is cleverly thought out and planned. The scenes are in many cases I distinctly clever ...

... Box-oke8e opeil all day. HER MAJE8TY'S THEATRE,-Mr. TREE. TO-NIGHT and TO-MORROW, at 8.15, SHAKESPEARE'S LAST 2 NIGHTS. KI.NG. JOHN. LAST 2 NIGHTS. LAST MATINEE, TO-MORROW (Saturday), at2.15. Box-office (Mr. F. J. Turner),open 10 to 10. -HER MAJESTY'S. HAYMARKET ...

... acrobats, and Messrs Morny Cash and Albert Le Fre are both exceedingly funny and score well as Johnny Stout and Jemmy Green. Mr John Brabourne sings a couple of capital songs in good style in the part of the Dame. As King Frost Miss Florence Eddaile sings ...

... JANUARY MAGAZINES. - ?? REMINISCENCES OF 'SIR JOHN-MOWBRAY. liiie, Sir John Mowbray, it appears, left Certa in notes'; rush and rough MSS. behind him relative to~ the con- immli cluding chapters of his parliamentary remainis- pqrf cences, and from these ...

... Powerful Company. Box-office open all day. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.-Mr. TREE. TO.INIGHT. at 8.18, SHAKESPEARE'S LAST NIGHT. KING JOHN. LAST NIGHT. LAST MATINE'E, TO-DAY (Saturday), at 2.15 Box-office (Mr. F. J. Turner), open 0 tao 10. -HER MAJESTY'S. HAYMARKET ...

... graduates of 189&. Mr. Stephen Phillips has a biank erse peo?,e Childless. A third paper -on Cromwell ie J contributed by Mr. John BMorleyr. Dr. Frederick A. i Cook -writes of thec newy tnntrcticd'scoveries of the a' Belgian expelition. Dr. Cool was the ...

... charac ters representing various popular operas, &c. The ballets are bright and animated. Every credit is due to Messrs Howell Russell and Robert Crafter, who have designed the costumes. The music has been arranged by Mr E. J. Rogers and Mr James Southworth ...

... Imeson-The Milton Rays' pantomime, Dick Whittington, continues to do excellent business at the Royal. EMPIRE.-Managing-Director, Mr John Brill; Mana- ger, Mr A. G. Ford.-A capital programme is again provided at this popular hall. Mdsle De Dio, fire dancer, is ...

... the lively duets of Bob and Jennie Leonard, the contribu- tions of Mlis Millie Lindon, the ventriloquisl humour of Mr Fred Russell, the musical selections of Florence and Lillian, the acrobatic sketch of Manning and Prevost, the wonderful hand balancing ...