... transferred to the Aquarium Theatre early in April. On March 27tb, 1876, however, Mr ' J. A. Cave took a benefit, when Who Speaks First? A Lesson in Love, Crazed, a scene from The Ytllow Dwarf, with George Conquest; a Eong and dance by Jennie Lee ; a sketch ...

... Hauptmann's poetical play, Der Versunkene Glocke, by Charles H. Meltzer, was presented for the first time on the English-speaking stage at the Hollis-street Theatre, Boston, ?? by E. H. Sothern and Virginia Harned, on the 21st ult. When the curtain rose ...

... crititeisn. ha Englisqh or' ra ,tn a grandi seale- has made rio advance S i .m tiing, tief ptast - ar, althtough we have to speak of Jo one remarksl~ ?? ort, t hat itf the Carl Kosa comnpanly BE itl pirodointgi Wa-ti-i s Trittani tin Isolde in English MN ...

... of any education at all, learn to speak their own language correctly; whereas, even educated English people speak badly, and uneducated people-and many actors and actresses come from the ranks of the bourgeosie-speak it (from the elocution point of view> ...

... of any education at all, learn to speak their own language correctly ; whereas, even elucated English people speak badly, and uneducated people-and man. actors and actresses come from the ranks of the Fbourgcosie-speak it (from the elocution point of view' ...

... opportunity for adverse criticism. English opera on a grand scale has made no advance during the past year, although we have to speak of one remarkable effort, that of the Carl Rosa company in producing Wagner's Tristan usndll Isolde in English at the Lyceum ...

... compianiy, whose names do not appear oii the bill ?? to us, so that it is imp~os- sibla to give creilit white it is ilue. Speaking generally, however, the dialogue bietweetn thle fair plaintiff anil the barrister goes with a roar. M~r Henri Cazinan, who ...

... company, whose names do not appear on the bill supplied to us, so that it is impos- sible to give credit where it is due. Speaking generally, however, the dialogue between the fair plaintiff and the barrister goes with a roar. Mr Henri Cazman, who calls ...

... then the audience kept to him. But he was a great gagger.' and gagged through all his speaking harts. Rich, or Run, as he chose to be known was, properly speaking, a clown, hut having a limited acquraintance with the proper pronunciation of the English ...

... ON TOUR BY TRAIN. Generally speaking, the happy actor who is always, or nearly always, shopped in London, has little or no knowledge of howhise rotberof theprovincesfares inthe way of earninghis livelihood byvirtuallytravelling from place to place ...

... *Iitilitne, 'll Ship that l-lorgi I,, a l atel. Miss Pricce lois fuill liwtle to tilis patriotic it em. Mr Eriiist S tevelis speaks thle f iv lill s ?? til him as Fridav w ith cle- r eiiciation, ai d sleisrvei praise for I 0 smilrt lalialllg. Mr Harrv Hlarcourt ...

... iiswiththe public. After severalsucceesfulcombinied engagemeoits Miss Lola Haw- thorne thought she would run alone, so to speak, or, in other words, trv herfortune, at anyrate for atime,onher own account, and is at present playing the part of Sinbad, ...