... emarcit cc I .- - . (I ry Fiezli', as itI Alii'' It''1 u ra) u0 A. 0 Sllcz~850lah llai -r'le '- Ii :-et-c mi- i'J dir- uitr. Theatre 'li, 1' ' 'A'v I itliii, C ress, c1c. Utiiiei I ?? D ic %Lravrw'aili. heal- '201 ?? ?? ?? ?? lqin Irtheir Tveei~ of us; ...

... IIISTOIIY oF TllE,-(4,011,E THEATRE. P'Atr I. EARLY DMLY. The Gtoli~ Th.-alre is doortitiC to extinction within a few months at thi- mo-i. so a brief account of the house MaV serve to keep its otienleir3 gri cr. J-he building wae ercefrom li-signs. I- ...

... alsr Theatres for Produetion Next Year of Little Red Riding Hood. Managers inv ited to see Production, Prince's Theatre, AcCringtot. Robinsoni crusoe. Managers inci(ed to see Protuction, Theatre Royal, Bath. Address., FlAie J. LITTLE, Theatre Royal ...

... eli plav t!,. 1 o!M parts of Alolly Crockett and the Pawn- te, hrker ith' revival of Hon Londsm Lires at the 7o0 Princes, ' Theatre.-Ntc Yeanr''s Mornting, a piece by lv Arthiur Law, was produced on Monday night at .yonVie'h. ...

... popularity. The staging is highly satisfactory, and the members of the company do full justice to their respective parts. THEATRE ROYAL.-Lessee, Mr Ernest Carpenter Manager, Mr Arthur Carpenter.-T/se Life We Live is being well played by Mr Arthur Bearne's ...

... AMUSEMENTS IN GREAT GRIMSBY. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PRINCE OF WALES's THEATRE.-General Manager, Mr Joseph H. Curry ; Assistant-Manager, Mr A. Love- day.-A crowded audience witnessed, for the first time in Grimsby, the popular musical comedy, The ...

... No Name, Set v sasaatdnjr Hybtrt Rlerfrw ilieCell, te ,s roet an (aecordbwt fo itri cc-est'cvrtdent) prot tcel ait the Theatre liega l, Notrit ti-reon '1Ttte, an Oct '2(dth 18,7. The east ii,,cltied -M1 Rleeve as C'aptairn 11raqge M 1r Chas. Featsi ...

... managers and artistes of all ,the principal theatres here. DIR Ecvw.stn CoieproN Played David Garrick in Muskerry's comediY of Davy Oaarrrek for the 900th time on Monday night, Jan. Ist, at the Regent Theatre, -:;alford. The house was crowded in every ...

... was intended by his father, Jean-Baptiste, for the office of upholsterer to the King, but the boy had more mind for the theatre than the shop. He was educated at a Jesuit college, and when he came of age he determined to give his mind to the drama. For ...

... been a series of triumphs, began an engagement at the National Theatre, Wash- ington, on Christmas Day, when Robrspierr' was per- formed before an audience which completely filled the theatre, manv being unable to obtain admission. Sir Henry called at the ...

... Exhibittons, Balls, Bazaars. &c. Full particulars from SECRETARY. PRINCE'S THEATRE and RESTAURANT, LLANDUDNO, PBE LET Or SOLD.- Tnl ente andof Principal Thoroutthifirs. Theatre Recently Enlarged and Renovated; Full -Sized Stage. Restaurant Largest in the ...

... THE LONDON MU81C HALLS. THE EMPIRE Undoubtedly the most striking of the variety turns as' the Empire Theatre is that supplied there this week by the evee-popular Mr Artbur Roberts, who has been delighting the audiences at the establish- ment so ably managed ...