... AMUSEMfENTS IN CARDIFF. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THEATRE ROYAL.-Lessee and Manager, Mr Robert Redford.-This week Mr Milton Bode's well-organised company in Woman and Wine is the attraction here. It is splendidly staged, the scenic effects are special, and the leading characters are all in capable hands. Miss Edith Blande is again seen to advantage as Marcel Rigadout; Mr Claude King is an ...

... ull'\l1I, ANn Alt.USEMENTS, CTit\ 1.A Rnli RIti I (11 FO T11l KRAtA rlw tll of the Lonidoni County Council leafter noon, inl the Counity Hall, A41 \tIIo11' IIALLS COMMME~TEE 4 l hanill-, v. ice-chairmnan, ,and ((,i'oli I !ITocrt (it to apploitit thle 5)la'(ral 1o tht. lilulig t Iar. 1hle Theatres alil 1' %Nik a141lu~ltlid as follows :-Sir A. Arnold, I, m ?? >1 JI. ii Maple, F. Pl'uchase, ...

... AM S I! MENTUS B MKNU[ESTDlR. (FfSOMB OUET OWNV COitRsiPONZDENHT THEATREI RvYALa.-Managing Director, Mr Robert ICcartneidgfe; Acting-Mlanager, Mr Edutoarderone Shirra. -Rhe Forty V'giee's runs along heyre on merry limes. Ml' Toni W. Conwiay has invented a popular catch- phrasc, anid bi8 general comicality marles llim out1 , as a som1i-ian far above the average Tit i9 quite .nle of the hest in ...

... AMUSEMENTS IN' LIVERPOOL (FROBI OUR OWN UOBEESPONDEMT.). ROYAL COURT THEATRE AND OPERA HOUSE (LMIrrED).-Managing Director, Mr B. Arthur; Acting. Manager, Mr A. Lawrence.-Expectant playgoers in Liverpool were rewarded for their patience at the a Court on Monday evening, when San Toy at last reached the second city, being welcomed by a crowded audience with pronounced enthusiasm. Mr George ...

... AMERICAN MUSIC HILLS. (FRoM OUR OWN COBRESPONDENT.) NEW YORK, JAN. 31.-Miss Cora Stuart and her company, which includes Alexander Kearney and Walton Townsend, are winning success at Keith's this week in The Fair Eqrestricnne, a comedietta very similar to The Circus Rider, presented here by' Rosina Vokes some years ago. Miss Stuart, who is the widow of T. W. Robertson, jon., appears as a ...

... AMUSEMENTS IN (OLASGOAN'. (FROM OtUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THEATRe RoYAL.-Proprietors, Messrs Howard and Wyndham; Managing-Director, Mr F. W. Wyndham: Actiug-Manager, Mr Percy Humphreys.-The panto- mime of Jo1,i nmon Crusoe began its last week on Mon- R nay, that night being for the benefit of MIr 0. E. I Lennon, the Friday of the cast. The regular company N: was on that occasion supplemented by ...

... bTOCK EXCHANGE SMOKING CONCERT. I - -_ At Queen's Hall, on Mondav evening, the sinoking concei t of the Stock Exchange Orchestra was honoured by the piesence of the P'rince of Wales, being accom- panied by Prince Eaward of Saxe-Weihner and Lord ClanaNilliain. Sir Arthur Sullivan anid Sir A. C. Mackenzie were also present, and Sir Hubvrt Parry, who con(lucted the orchestra when his son-in-law, ...

... AMUSEMENTS IN fBIRKENHEAD. (rho O URCi OlVN ('OBgikSP'ONDIKT.) TXHr.teRlLD: MIFOl'DOL F-l5ic. Mr W. XV. Kelly.- W\ith at vv ratilitv that does him inifinite credit Mr Klih-l has this week introduiced pantomime here in the forin of Mr John Restall s ci(tendicili cointpalv, which, for a travelling proluction, is singularly complete and .Ialbotate. Miss Ray Wallace, in the title-r6le, enacts the ...

... THE HISTORY OF TlTHE BELLS. Now that Sir Henry Irving, after a lapse of many years, finds The Bells has lost nothing of its attractive powers, and that constant revivals do not diminish its value in the eyes of the public, we think a short account of its birth and growth may not prove uninteresting. 'To begin, a curious fact in connection with the play is that the original story, which fell ...

... AMUSEMENTS II LIVERPOOL (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) SHAKSPERARE THEATRE, LIMITED. - Managing- Director, Mr H. A. Bruce ; Secretary and Acting-Man- sger Mr J. Gaffney.-As a fitting finale and climax to tie short summer Shakespearian season, Mr John Gaffney, capable and courteous in all his business actions, took his twelfth annual benefit, providing a pro- gramme which was gigantic in its ...

... LEGAL AND DRAMATeIC NOTES. BY A. A. STRONG. There seems to be considerable misapprehension amongst dramatic authors as to the necessary steps to be taken to copyright, in the United States, a plav or sketch produced in England. To secure such right in the United States the piece must be performed over there. If it is desired to secure rights both in England and in the United States the piece ...

... ,For the Blood is the Life. CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE. CLA1TKE'S BLOOD a MIXTURE. CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE. CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE. THE WORLD-FAMED BLOOD PURIFIER. Is warranted to cleanse the blood from all impurities from whatever cause arising. For Scrofnla, Scurvy Eczema, Bad Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, Skin and Blood Diseases, Blackbesads, Pimples and Sores of all kinds, it cannot be ...