... THEATRE. Lessee, Mr. William Greet. _____ Under the Management of Miss JANETTE STEER. . TO-NIGHT, at 8.30, will be produced a comedy, in three acts, by Charle* Brookfield, entitled KENYON S WIDOW. J Hr. Charles Cartwright, Mr. Edmund Maurice, Mr. Vincent ...

... THEATRE: dall•ND Loam LARY TWO NIGHTS Or The Nam - natal A L ITTLE VAGRANT, ?labs mid Pageltz l 9 Mee M mM Shackeirs, 24. Owe. 'Witt Oakes. VICAR of MALVERN Wins Two Twee. Is • Sebes! for Ibs at Ilsisets. IS T A FF VALE RAILWAY MUMMY CINDER THE RTVEE ...

... THEATRE. COLONEL CROMWELL Arthur Patcrwo C*rtwri*h«. KATIN EX. EVERY WIDNEADAY, «Eia. Bon-oMwo—Wtana lit THE SOUP. .be booked month ia advance. QUEEN-ST. THEATRE. >*'• S. PENLEY. pROMENADE COHCglW^^ ■*■ TO-NIGHT NIGHT, at & _ Robert (Orchestra. Conductor ...

... THEATRE OYAL, CARDIFF. MVRRY MVSNDIO A? V.SK MR R. D'OYLY CARTN'S PRINCIPAL REPERTOIRE CO. OP (WARD TRURSDAY . . -ITTOPIA ?SWAY .PDFAIPORM TRIAL SY JURY. SATURDAY MIKADO. £T L PROMO WORK OP E. IMPLY OAILTII6 °PPM 00. war PAT mo% MATTA eon ...

... THEATRE TO-DAY, at J, and EVERY EVENING, at 8.«5, new play, entitled A MESSAGE FROM MARS. Ur. CHARLES HAVVTREY as Horace Parker. Preceded, it 8, AN OLD ADMIRER. Door* open 7.*5. MATINEE, TO-DAV, and EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, 3. Box-office open 10 ...

... THEATRE THU GRAND HOTEL AND THEATRE, MK Hill --- L.HON OE TUESDAY, YrU FIBERUARTPREMISES, Isar Orr II iW N I• • item. at Mpat M S. ambles NAM & T i • M Mmma rLL111 VtaPmnot Mom sorer. AND PORTIK siT lON will I NON* Imps maw The NOW remise as • IS 13~ ...

... VAUDEVILLE THEATRE. Cider transhipped to France becomes, it is said, champagne. This is Intelligible. But it is not easy to understand how a French farce when Idapted for the English stage can become a new and original comedy. Yet Kitty Grey,” an avowed ...

... STRAND THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, at 9 o’clock. THE WRONG MR. WRIGHT. By George H. Broadhurst, At 8.15, THE GREY PARROT. Bv W. Jacobs and Charles Rock, MATINEES, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 2.30. Box-office (Mr. Ayaom) open Irom 10 to 10. BT. GEORGES HALL, LANOHAM ...

... being the fourth visit the fascinating young lady has paid to Brixton's luxurious theatre. The musical pla, which enjoyed so brilliant a run at the Shaftesbury Theatre was accorded a most enthusiastic reception by Brixtonians. Indeed, concerning the Belle ...

... GRAND THEATRE. The proprietors of the Islington Grand had a great opportunity this Christinas, and they have thrown it away. They start the new century With a new theatre, and their patrons had reason to expect something new in the Christmas entertainment ...

... £*OMEDY THEATRE. Lessee, Mr. William Ckiet. Under the Management of Hiss JANETTE STEER. TO-NIGHT, 8 o’clock, Mr, W. S. Gilbmt's PYGMALION AND GALATEA. t Followed, at 10 o’clock, bv COMEDY AND TRAGEDY. MATINEE. TO-MORROW (Thursday), 2.30. Box-office 10 ...

... -COMEDY THEATRE THEATRE, Hotting Hill-gate, W. Manirine Director, Mr. E. & Saotwxm. TO-NIGHT, «t 8. TWO UTTLE VAGABONDS Giokoc R, Sims and Akthus Shirlst. MATINEE TO-DAY, at 2.3 a C~ ORONET THEATRE, W. JAPANESE MATINEES. Special Series Next Week and ...