... Avenue, A Message from Mglus, 3; Vrury Lane Pantomime, 1.30; Garrick Pauto- mime, 1.30; Globe, 'The Gay Lord Quem, 2; Grand Theatre Pantomime, 1.30; L tonz a s Incw Man, 2; hdtaebury, Tho Ryltcica Miss, 2.15; Strand, -'The Wrong Mr. W r 2.30; Terry's ...

... THEATRES. lAN TiIIATUE. ROYAV.LT4 Tr%:r L i'AI IX A it t3 .. 01:UU 4 CKh ANtIlt Ott AN,O .IK.X Wr't'ten mutn Air-i t!t'u; Szuy.vja and ?? e.n DAN Lt~e. M;:-z t~ 4. 13 ?? J~% ll A CV VZESSB A1I..1, --4oveit~ Gardien-- ?? LR ?? ?? i V. I)hAt: ?? i 4 3t ...

... Fairy Play for Young and Old, Mr H. I-I. H, Cameron's Season. Box-office (Mr. H. Scarisbrick), open dailtg 101o 10. A DELPHI THEATRE.-ProprietOiS, Messrs. A.. and S. GNrTI. A11 Under the mnanagement of''Mr. HE~tSE1RT SLEATIT. TO-NIGHT, at 2, the polerful ...

... TO-DAY. :Wa-r EtuF tn:' -rta -t. HaFrmuit Theatre, 3. i ^ I ?? *r-- r.! !t-ar Goat. ±.st-tnte, IL ?? 1->~>s B z M:e niktoa Hioar$. 8. I- - -R ?? ?? R. E C~rmp- o-.r E~zin$esrinc,- & W ?? - - ?? C ?? C~de~tUe Sr .Johns A>. ...

... as. dt~. Xi-s Jults Il;,kay sfis -.r S-ro'- ?? Mr Hnrcflmra-. Pantomime .a~?ETO-DAY. , 1.33. BoX.Qjee flAAL DUCTIE-iS THEATRE, Lalham.- flW',' 'iCm- su of all xnues~a, '5-I rste.A GAIETY EL it S an'O'Bz'-O D o Q EXHIITIONS. .5 ~s flrrr '1 .:.L'AILY ...

... re'43., once.3 1.- A0 3. =MMn . At 232 ati WAe Dr WOLF wmNI'3' A.rsnCoyay am ?? ?? t1-.o uiS, ?? r.ISA- 1''3r4mi.* LAYFFIC THEATRE.-Less'ee.M.Wy'.re S TQO ?? an. F3VF3Y ~1G:3 M43N . 3CX'Ex' A.. T 1 Y .s 2 73, a-u ?? ;~ICT M-ak. ADrLI'Dn TWUZ HOIPER and ...

... 8 ; Grand Theatre Pan- tomime, 7.30; Haymarket, She Stoops to Con- Wier. 8.30; Her Majesty's, A Midsummer ight's Dream, S; Lyceum, The Snow Man, 8; Lyric, Florodora. 8; -Metropole, The Sign of tho Cross, 7.45; Palace Theatre, 8; Prince of ...

... probably toppled headlong from the basket of some local fishmouger. Some years ago aui owl made its way one night into the Lyric Theatre, attracted, it uct sianieri, by the glare of' Piccadilly at night time, the late Lord lilford had in his uniqume ornithological ...

... erected the New Carlyle Theatre will be managed in conjunction with THE SHAKESPEARE '1kiEATRE, CLAPHAM; THE DUCHESS THEATRE, BALIIAM, Address all communications, H. G. Dudley Bennett, Shakespeare Theatre, S.W. ROYAL WEST LONDON THEATRE, .P CtIURCH.STREET, ...

... Addreos, New Theatre, Leamington ; or, A.A. M/rR. and MRS. FELIX LAREE (Miss Clara Weston), Jan. 15th, Theatre Royal, Brierley Hill. 1lR. GEORGE LAKE-GRANGE, ?? the Boy Giant, Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. t R. STANLEY LATHBURY, LI Haymarket Theatre, W. E. PAIGE ...

... PALACE THEATRE, ABERDEE.N. PEOPLE'S PALACE, DUNDEE. Address all communications for above VarietyTheatres to I ERNeST SIKLDON, Aberdleen. r PEOPLE'S PALACE, SUNDFKKLAND PEOPLE'S PALACE, BRISTOL; NEW PALACE THEATRE, PIlYMOUTHB NEW PALACE THEATRE, BlACKBURN ...

... Maud Mar- v ,low, Burl-rq ne Artist, arid Daiicer. Botfi N c, Uriginal Per- Re formers. 3ii 6uffces, Seconid W,'ek, Barrish 'Theatre, W Colchester. W ?? ali % s has), In tot r et m urst l e :-on r,. fi CiA! ANTED, Knowvn, Edward Fecfding and M VeVWF'iriy ...