... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THEATRE ROYAL.-Lessee and Manager, Mr E. Cecil Beryl; Acting-Manager, Mr A. Wheeler.- The Royal Carl Rosa opera company opened a week's engagement here on Monday with Tannhduser. Miss Cecile Lorraine gave a graceful and artistic representa- tion of Elizabeth. Mr William Stephens was highly successful as Tannhguser. Mr Arthur Deane merits unstinted praise for his ...

... THE FIGHTING FIFTH. A Dramna, in Five Acts, by George Conquest, sen., and Herbert Leonard, Froduced at the Surrey Theatre, on Monday, Oct. 29th. Captain David Fraser. M ERNEST LEICFSTER Corporal Billy Blower ?? Mr ARTIHUR CoNsQjsr Private Algernon Dearlove .. r M RED CONQUEST private Pat Malone ?? Mr ARTHUR utHALL general Fuller. ?? ?? Mr JAMES ELMORE ?? Fred Fuller ?? Mr FRANX E. PRTLRY ...

... 'iil 11)UNDN MUSiC IIAllS. THlE CANTERBURY. pI, ?? Act NIi nch was passed in the laeti t Ml, which hla , been used to suppress (,tite muvsic hail stage, has inl the 3 ears !~,jtar~,~or ' I~~ revi~ed iII thle recollection of 1,;Jj~wil I Ik ecoaiolo-d action of thle common Ut it hal PracticallY ceased to opt'rate. At-In I ilti-tratil'C ot this larger and more broad- I it NV Cd tiit Clcope acdl ...

... PROVINCIAL THEATRICALS (FROX OUR OWN OORBESPONDENTS.) ABEJBCARN. PUBLIC HALL.-Poole's Myriorama, with a very beautiful set of war pictures, is commanding crowded houses here throughout the week. A smart variety company of artistes torm a special feature of the show, and their several items are meritorious. ACCRINGTON. PRINCE'S THEEATRE.-Proprietor, Mr J. B. Ormerod; Acting-Manager, Mr J. E. ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PRINCE'S TREATRE.-Proprietor and Manager, Mr James Macready Chute-hick Wlhittington, the thirty- fourth pantomime at this theatre, was successfully pro- duced on Saturday evening. The book is by Mr William Wade, and the lyrics by Mr Percy Clarke. The curtain rises on a beautiful set, Old Cheapside, by Mr Fred Dangerfield, the resident scenic artist of the theatre, ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ROYALTY.-Managing-Director, Mr F. W. Wynd. ham; Acting-Manager; Mr Frank Sephton.-M1y Friend ?? Prince is being reproduced here this week. Messrs Morell and Mouillot's company is a good one, and the piece all through is very laughable. Mr Sam Wilkinson as the snob millionaire is a great success. The roles of the Prince and the pretented Prince are well sustained ...

... THEArT 111,L( us sIP. -'ii h{eNRY ht\ .N- K g iTT,1, i!atlt Iir ?? s-ll known tlat it is its-err smi risiig to itill *o1e it-ae evidenc (it bis liblwralitv. \ g ost tihee ?? conitribu- tions received at thi Bail.k it Eligislil for the P'riliCL of Wah 8 its Hospital Fundl to'r Losislulon is a subscription ot b Ioisl from Sir He or-. ss ho thtough now in the best of health can fete for the ...

... CU?0CEI.'i >F THE WEEK. Ml. KlI'BELIK'> RECITAL. Tbh cxtraordirnary voung violinist who has so sneedily Ihecerone a celebrity, aind who received the honour of a Ro\t al Command'' last weuk, gave on Saturday last a P'aganlni recttal, in, whici the entire programme was st(ectcI from Iolos i. the famous Italian violinist. 6i gininirg with the concerto in D major. This piece has little mernt as, ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THEATRE MeITROPOLE.-Lessee. Mr W. W. Kelly.- ,An excellent representation of Florodora by Mr H. V. Wood's company is deservingly meeting with consider able success. The comicalities of Tweedlepunch are admirably hit off by Mr Gus Dauby, who proves him- self to be a comedian of much resource. Captain Donegal is sustained with great effect by Mr Spencer Barrvy Cyrus ...

... THE DRAMA IN PARIS LA BOURSE OU L& VIE. Ccimedy. in Four Acts, by M. Altred Cspus, produced at the (3mnsse, Deo. 4th, 1900. I. 1on-ssel ?? M. C Bifisit a ?? GALIPAVx ,lait 5s (11rbault ?? DUiNeKc eeomnmiseare ?? ?? M. Lm GALLD p1ivo(he ?? M. JANvIRRi ?? M. FPuDAr MoliirSuf ?? NoIlzuX .cr.t. ?? I. OUet'T ?? BUOt Plesnoig ?? M. BAurDo1s li, tine ierha ?? Mdle. JKANNx ROLLY ?? .. Mile. ...

... I LIFE'S HANDICAP.' I New Drama, in Four Acts, by W. J. Patmore, Produced for the First lime at the Pavilion Theatre, on Monday, Sept 10th. Jim Harborough ?? Hr AsuLEr PAGs Frank Dexter ?? M Mr HueeERT PEARSON Silas Bentley ?? r FRANK HARDINe Martin Holloway ?? Mr CHARLes CECIL Richard Carthorne ?? Mr ARTHusR EDMUNDS Jack Anoell ?? Mr J. 0 AuBesy Angus M'Pherson ?? Mr F. BoUsTcAn Butts ?? Mr ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THEATRE ROYAL,-Managing Director, Mr Robert Courtneidge; Acting-Manager, Mr Edmondstone Shirra. -A Royal Divorce is being played here this week by Mr W. W. Kelly's company with great acceptance. Mr Frederick Victor makes an impressive Napoleon. Miss Edith Cole is seen to striking advantage as Josephine. Mr Townsend Whitling acts forcibly as Tallyrand. Mr Chas. ...