... directed against any of his fellow artistes or members of the theatre staff, and he is well aware that no strangers are ever permitted either on the stage or in the dressing- rooms at this theatre. Yours faithfully, FRANK GRIFFIN, Stage-Manager. Empire Palace ...

... NEW BIRMINGHAM THEATRE. The new theatre is erected in the Saltley-road, near the railway-station, and is intended to meet the requirements of Bloomsbury, Nerhells, Saltley, and Washwood Reath. The building has been erected by Mr Arthur Carlton-who is ...

... THE FIRE AT THE THEATRE FRANCAls (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT,) Happily the disaster has turned out to be le irre trievable than was supposed during the excitement and alarm of the first moment. All the most important treasures have been saved, Bnd if ...

... best modern theatres. Mr J. Lyon, of High Holborn, has been entrusted with the execution of the seating, beautifully uphol- stered in Utrecht velvet of deep crimson colour. The cantilever principle, which now obtains in all modern theatres, has been applied ...

... THE BERLIN VEOPLE'S THEATRE. A writer In a recent number of the Contrfemporary Review described the origin and establishment of the People's Theatre in Berlin. The promoter of the scheme, Dr. LJwenfeld, secured for his under- taking the active support ...

... N1ANCHfESTER, THEATRE LICENSIN(G. TO TIIT EDITOR OF THE KRA. Sir,-May I trespiss upon Your courtesy for space for a few rema-ks upon the recent decision of the Man- chester Watch Committee with respect to the licence of the Comedy Theatre * I claim to ...

... ROYAL COURT THEATRE, BACUP. After being closed for some three months for reno- vation and repairs the Royal Court Theatre, Bacup, was once more opened to the public on the 50th ult., and everyone present expressed admiration of the beautiful interior ...

... worthy of being called a theatre. Thanks to the enterprise and indomitable pluck of Mr Sounes, that building has now lost all its former ugliness, and has been changed by Mr Sounes's architects into a very pretty provincial theatre. The whole place was ...

... greatest ease almost instantly, and completely shuts off the theatre from the stage. The same firm also supplied the gun metal fire hydrants, which are placed for immediate access, both in the theatre and on the stage. Every precaution has, indeed, been taken ...

... NEW GRAND THlEATRE, ISLINGTON. The re-building of this theatre after the fre in Feb- ruary last is now accomplished, andin its new form will be opened on Boxing Day, with the pantomime of Robinson Crusoe. The work has been carried out from the plans and ...

... any suburban theatre. having a clear width of 62ft. by a depth of 75ft. On the ground floor are the orchestral stalls, pit stalls, and pit, with an unusually heavy rake which ensures a view of the stage to everyone. Over NEW GRAND THEATRE AND OPERA HOUSE ...

... DRUPRY-LANE THEATRE COMPANY. The directors' report of the Theatre Royal, Drury. lane, for the year states that, notwithstanding the past twelve months having been so unfavourable to theatrical business, the directors are able to congratulate the shareholders ...