... To the Editor of THE STAGE. Sir, T ltave read wkh much in- terest M. K. S.'s letter deaisr^ with Uk que-flt^m fti chorus inexperience. I my sell have had a thorough musH al tiainintg from ooe lest kno ...

... To the Editor of THE STAGE. Sir, Please allow us a little space in your paper. We are two who worked in a touring pantomime for seven week,s. Four weeks we did not receive fiull salaries. In the last ...

... . To the Editor of THE STAGE. Sir,--The letters that appeared in THE STAGE last Thursday regarding inexperience in the chorus interested me greatly. I fully endorse M. F. S. ...

... . To the Editor of THE STAGE. Sir,--Would you allow me space to reply to Mr. Frank Roy's letter in THE STAGE of March 4? I am one of those managers who occasionally farm companies in the ...

... . To the Editor of THE STAGE. Sir.--With reference to licensing of managers, which I myself, as a concert party manager of nine years' standing and with twenty-two years' experience ...

... (SEE ILLUSTRATION OPPOSITE.) Dear Father, « August iqth, near Louvain. No writer can describe a battle, and he who says that he does not ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. EVEN CHANCES. [7To the Editor of the Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News Sir, WITH reference to an article on this subject, lately contributed by me to these columns, a correspondent points out that I based my calculations respecting the length of the longest series (mathematically) due, on the results furnished by one table alone, and says, We have to consider the total ...

... . We have been aslted to insert the following Headquarters of the Army in South Africa, Pretoria, 3Qth September, 1900. [To the Editor of the Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic Wetcs.] SlK, Will you kindly allow nte, through the medium of your paper, to make an appeal to my countrymen and women upon a subject I have very much at heart, and which has been occupying my thoughts for some time ...

... Sir, In your issue of October 2 Captain Paul Curtis refers to a book on duck decoys by Joel D. Barker. Can you give me further details of this book and where it is obtainable E. L. Parish. Ashlea, Swavesey, Cambs. [The book in question is entitled Wildfowl Decoys and is pub lished by .Windward House, 127, East 34 th Street, New York. We can recommend it most highly. Editor.] ...

... Sir, When I'm in England I like to have a flutter occasionally, and out here we have a good number of meetings to pick from. Just as a matter of interest to home readers ana home bookmakers in particular, I enclose the results of a meeting at Quetta. The second race betting shows seven horses at 3 to i and under Can this be beaten If you publish this letter it may cause a stampede of book- ...

... Sir, Until recently those who owned a few cows or who sold only a gallon or less of milk in the village did not have to take out a retailer's licence from the Milk Board. A recent order from that body makes it compulsory for anyone who retails milk other than to his own employees to take out a licence. Application for a licence entails bother and expense. The result is that many people, some ...

... . To the Editor of The Illustrated Sport ing and Dramatic News. Sir, I trust that you will allow me a small space to take exception to some of the remarks in your editorial of last week. I am sure that you would not be knowingly unfair, and that these remarks must have been caused by a misreading of one of the reports of the trials. You say: It has been said that one of the hounds entered ...