... Strays. The other, by a well-known authoress, will be produced in July at a suburban theatre. Six special matinees of Hamlet have been arranged at the Lyric Theatre Claudius, King of Denmark, Mr. Luigi Lablache; Hamlet, Mr. Forbes Robertson; Horatio, ...

... GARRICK THEATRE. Many who were acquainted with fcudermann s Magda chiefly through the powerful interpretation of the princi pal character by Mrs. Patrick Campbell, hurried to the Garrick on the evening of the 19th inst., interested in comparing her treatment ...

... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. The Merry Wives of Windsor as it is performed at Her Majesty's Theatre-- or, indeed, as it must be performed anywhere to be successful-- is more amusing than edifying. It is, of course, rank heresy to ...

... LYCEUM THEATRE. IN the dramatic library of the Lyceum there is no work more delightful than the late Mr. W. G. Wills' poetic play Charles the First. In the répertoire of Sir Henry Irving there is no more powerful and impressive impersonation than that ...

... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. THREE LITTLE MAIDS. THEY are doing a roaring business at the Apollo Theatre, and Three Little Maids is a pre-eminently moral title-- who, then, shall ever again tell us that either managers or their public run after wickedness? ...

... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. THERE AND BACK. THE little difference between the theatres and the weather clerk continues with variations, and the latter had the better of it last week, though the change as I revise my proof should for the moment give entertainments ...

... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. THE EMPTHE THEATRE I do not know whether the sunshine was disappointed at the postponement of the Coronation, but it seems to be one of the distinguished --I mean occasionally distinguished- visitors who have left us, without arranging ...

... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. BETSY, AT WYNDHAM'S THEATRE. THERE was a fairly good house when we called upon Betsy; and I hope that for awhile at least she will again attract; but I am not sure. Every new play from the French is so like those which have preceded ...

... immensely interested to find that 1 returned to it the other night with almost the same delight for one does get blase in the theatre I felt in the days when my experience of entertain ments was a great deal less than it is now. The company is as good as any ...

... HAYMARKET THEATRE. there's mant a si.ip. ANOTHER season at the Haymarket, under the excellent management of Messrs. Frederick Harrison and Cyril Maude, was commenced on Saturday evening last, and a crowded audience gave contradiction to the oft-repeated ...

... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. PALACE THEATRE OF VARIETIES. MR. CHARLES MORTON is eighty-three; I thought that he was older, not because he looks so, but because we are so frequently reminded of his age. If he himself cared a fig about his age this way or that ...

... received his full measure of recognition in our time. HPhe appearance of Mr. Justin Huntly McCarthy's play at the St. James's Theatre, If I Were King and the publication of the same story by Mr. William He neraann as a novel naturally turns one's attemion ...