... estim-ate the advan- stages of theb new plan it is necessary to discuss the distribution of our troops in this portion of sthe theatre-of war. So far as can be ascertained,. Li 0 the various local Volunteer corns and other con- Tre; it tina-eors are being utilized ...

... PUBLIC COMPANIES. The REPORTS, AND MEETING. | Tho Gaiety Theatre Cormpany announce an interim dividend of Is per share. The directors of the United Rirer Plate Tele- phone Company annource an interim dividend for the six mronths ended 30th September at ...

... he- Rooked Ito' 1Morrnirog or Fivening Performancen) T`-Day (MoDday) and T.-Morrow {Tuesdayl, January ?? and 2d. ROYALTY THEATRE, GLAsgow. T MONDAY, 1ST JANUARY, 1900. 1'A5 TO-DAY at 2. Doors open at 1. rCF f-ne TO-NIGET at .lo. Doors open at 6.10. Till ...

... American musi- P cal farce, as Mr IHooper has made arrangec- d ments to transfer The Mysticall Miss frons ti the Comedy Theatre to the Shafteshuiry to- Ib morrow, the Comedy probably then falling to 'I |Mr Ifyrle Bellew. The majority of the per- tc I ...

... onths in the bright of the summer, when! j Covent Garden was open; for apart from occa- so sional visits to the outlying theatres by provin- cc cial tronues we have bad no Other opera. ThleI .1Carl Rosa Company, which had rather poor. a! aeseasons- at ...

... d TMETOPOLE THEATRETHE C. RUNAWAY GIRL - Ki The Runaway Girl remains the New-Year pa r attraction at the ?Metropole. It is bright and e oausicca, and was enjoyed by more than one wi it audience yesterday. th m - Ihe .d IYCEUIM THEATRE-- SOLDIERS ...

... Sir Henry Irving, the return to the stage of Mkars Langtry, and a considerable development I of the suburban theatre system, many new theatres in various parts of the suburbs having i been added to the list during the twelvemonth. Also. there seems to ...

... however, especially among young men di I Afterneoon performances at 11cr M_\ajesty's th Thar and tt Paac Theatre -ar wai at- 955 1 ---rzad h P-alace Th-eatre we-re -well -at-. LSy i tended. and at the Aberdeen Temperance w ;ch Society s ferti val in the evening ...

... 42 )itneher Street. NOE ,lVIG THITS ?? SEITS CAN ON~LY 131011(1) ?? TII 'Ui-iOAV, F~JlDAY, A-ND SATUVIDAY MTN~S ME1TROPOLE THEATRE.I TIYN~cY rvEN tWOa.30-: T3,a,lso, fto'. I'7 nii It. fl. M01I],,. Inlt Mi: rt'i1.MOIJttLOT'iS JiONDU C-OMtA.NZY in SPECIAT ...

... ? Ipee day. _ _ _ CC L ONDON.-Bedford Hotl, COrsoeint Garden. J Old-establishled leule. Celsnil vit':ecion. Clowe to - Q Theatres. we csa -olanscil l tiaic. Lift. Elce. - -Lt 'Mndemnte ?? D). Gros. M- cr. ?? TF -I:R IT OLI ) AYS.. - --'Splendid Elit ...

... SATURDAY, JAN-UARY 6. - Box Pians at Patecrenee'. Hours. IO t; 2- MqONDAY. 21-etc JANUA ,RY, 2220 S ANJ TO0Y. IIETROPOLE THEATRE. E~rpEPY TI OCR1IN`C or 72:Erele', 4.22 t 7e lyH.U oRE .nn h tITCT)tZ.M'.)ttLLOT LONDON COMPANY inl ST'ECTA2, 2tlOitN 'iRorM ...

... 6de. 1 'aly Doors to all car ;t rI extra, Box Plans open at Paterscon'. 152 BRmlhratns Strec.. lI omrs, I1to 2. _ ROYALTY THEATRE, GLASCOW. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.15. Thc Most Poprrlar MUSICAL ?? of the Dmy- TUBE BELLE OF *NEWN' YORX . TTIE BELLE' OF C-TLA~rtOW:t ...