... There was a good house, Benedict's Lily of Killarnev was the opera chosen for Saturday evening's performance when the theatre was well filled. Miss Chrstal Duncan was effective as EiUV O'Cownor, though the part is not ?? her best. Miss 7Maud Crombie ...

... CIULLEY & CO. (Limitedi, Proprietors The Nearest HOTEL to the LawConyta, Centrally situated both for City and psincipal Theatres. Term~smoderate. FINET WNTE QUATER INEUROPE. MildyetBraing. Maxmumof Sunshine. oCEA HOEL, ANDWNISLE OF WIGHT C-h'ROTAVA, ...

... Bart., has been admitted a -prtner in thetr firms in this country and in the United Srat-es. Dividends Announced. -- Gaiety Theatre, interim dividend of Is. per share, Waterlow, Brothers, and Barton, 5? for the year ended September 30last, £352 befog earried ...

... ?? poa some reforms in the system, -s7?nible for crmilitary troubles in the A1;. - XBDRLAIT'N AND THE BRUSSELS THEATRE. - -- r - ?? Theatre in Brzzssels thus ra;--a ta~-rn Ua recent report that the piece now i-a ::la:pc-s of enzersainnmearenantled Hardi ...

... iikado, will be given. by special permission of Mr. R. D`QyvI CarteU on Monday evening next, January 8, in the Large Lecture Theatre of the Birmingham and Midland Institute, with complete orchestra, scenery, and stage effects. D&R}sr RoBBER AT M&DaEv.E-meone ...

... level head through the crisis, and are now convinced that 'much of the worst is past. No great operations are expected in the theatre of war for another f ortnight, though the possibility of the fall of more than one of the beleaguered towns has unfortunately ...

... Head. ~l~FF~l~aFirt-caesSho en Dwlig House; toieri town yad, sablng;salt any busin(-.,s. rro ~et Lok-n Shps;oneadjinig Grand Theatre. P'srk A~tretWalslt;fourridr lit Mjest's heatre, now in Coure o erctin, tp o Pak Sreet WsSSI-Ap~ySecretary, 0 Ltwealihce'isho ...

... thefts from ?? Royal. Some time ago a number of auto- matic maehines were affixed to the seats in the dress circle at the Theatre Royal, which enabled visitors, by I dropping a sixpenny-piecein a slot, to secure the use of a pair of opera-glasses. Recently ...

... closed al position withiout the aid of latches or catches. S N'o. 3,072. J. C. Dalman. of ?? IV seats: Folding or torn-up theatre and like seats, eon- sieving of a series of two or more seats arranged between ?? suitable end standards, or frame-s, and ...

... which M Robert Tober will open the Adelphi Theatre, with Ai. Laurence Irving's new play, entitled Bonnie 1)undee. The Itahian opera season at St. Petersburg was opened on Thursday night at the Imperial Theatre Yl~iz Traviata. Madame Sigrid Arnoldson ...

... . -~Tr Tarlasogeon. Larniascates, Stafford, iT0 Let. Loek-oa, shops: one adjolning Grand Theatre, Park ii T15treet, Walaall; f';ur under her Majeoty's 'Theatres, now in in course of, erection, Itop of I'arl: Street, WalsalL-Apply. Secretary, 0T~ Let. ...

... belonging to the manager of the house, however, were also stolen. THE ThiPERIAL THEATRE. Messrs. Fred S. Jennings and Charles Herricic's Con>. panay a're appearing at the Imperial Theatre, Bordesley, rhis wesk, 'n M-r. Herbert Leonard's naval and military drama ...