... LoNrI)I>. DE( 2. Troullrd ll atcrs, farcical comedy, in three acts, by Fred Brock (produced by amateurs) -liijou, Bayswater. 2. Not ilL Socitys, play, in one act, by Re Henry -Itijou. ]iayswater. 2. A1 Conudls of Tritles, comedy, in three acts, by William 13each-West Norwood Public Hall. , . For a Chil(I's Sake, domestic drama, in four acts, bh tbe late Henry Herman and Mon- tague 'Turner ...

... ON THE ROAD, JAN. S. ALADDIN (BODE).-Grand, Glasgow. ALADDIN (DOTPRIDGE & LONGD&N).-G. T., Halifax. A LIFE'S REVENGs.-Theatre Royal, Merthyr. A LONDON ARAB.-Theatre Royal, Peterborough. A ROYAL DIVORCE (N).-Qaeen's 0. H., Workingtmo. A ROYAL DIVORCE (S).-Theatre Royal, Blyth. A SOLDIER AND A MAN-Lyceum, Eccles. AT DUTY'S CALL.-Empress T., Hartlepool. BANDMANN-PALMER, MRS. -O. H., Northampton. ...

... Drania, in Four Aces, l1e Fred Cooke, Prceluced at the Star Theatre, Liverpool, on Monday, Jan. 1st. Barney O'Flaherty ?? Mr Fiten CoorS Captain Jack Fairleigl ?? r Aitrt itt isc. Joins Hans Mluller ?? Mr ?? 1, BARL N Silas Brown ?? M Mr ALI:RRcT Sr'..tteea Bongo .Mr 11. A. TtF:r'rIox Governor of Pretoria Prison. Mr 11. WAnShINtrox Mey erhier .Mr W. A.NsrLsY Knahtt ?? Mr F. DACRes flentirik . ...

... CINDERELLA AT SUNDERLLAND. The success which attended the production on Boxing Day of the Pantomime of Cinderella.at the Avenue Theatre, Sunderland, has been repeated at every sub- sequent performance. and the verdict has been quite unanimous. There is abundance of fun but an absence of vulgarity, which occasionally obtrudes itself in some of the holiday productions. The humour of the prin- ...

... LONDON. 2. Troubled Watcrs, farcical comedy, in three acts, by Fred Brock (produced by amateurs) -Bijou, Bayswater. 2. Not in Society, play, in one act, by Re Henry -Bijou, Bayswater. 2. A Comedy of Tritles, comedy, in three acts, by William Beach-West Norwood Public Hall. 4. For a Child's Sake, domestic drama, in four acts, by the late Henry Herman and Mon- tague Turner (originally produced ...

... A PERPETE!. Drama, in Five Acts and Seven Scenes, by MM1. Pierre Decouroelle. Eimond Lepelletier, and Le~on Xasrof, Produced at the Ambigu, Dec. 29th, 1589. Giraud ?? ; M. Lkos Noric L'ing6nieur ?? M. . CASTIaIAN ?? . lit. R.ebYOT Tourniquet ?? ?? hL ANGSby Brulard ?? hM. CHARLERL Sandrac ?? H.IOrYs Lattipe . ?? ,I T hANTE Robert Morel ?? ?? A. HALLT Rivarer ?? M. LiEZce Benoit Daval ?? . ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORBESPONDENT.l THEATRE RlOrAL.-Lessee and Manager, Mr Robert Redford.-The pantomime of Jack the piant Kilter is now in full swing and attracting large audiences nightly. The scenery, for which Mr E. Egerton is responsible, is especially attractive. The Village of Daisy Nool, in which a [novel dance is introduced by the Udene Troupe; the Cherry Grove, with an instan- taneous ...

... * CP'JVitES CONIPLEErl DE M1OLIERE. I l \ I'm I . 1.L Im p ri h it Ih I Iv 1' ':ie it ?? il. Ileoty Frotde, ?? -, 1- I'ml ift,- N,,w V i k. IPrice' ?? Evel th- 4h Ii ll ?? %ll a tvi gilntl eI ?? ohie *o ii, - idl:.ioatii- iritrici6 e it 1- 1, iii' i--K ?? eo!- ?? ?? i ?? an I oth- 1' t!,- F1 ic'i cli.'ici, all5 sutftrk i ?? i: wir I i-dI tv irl- i tlit ?? th.e mokt oarillijtt h1amn Inc , ,a, ...

... (I LL'1'nrltrs.r n) Ml'. DALTON SO.UERS. Mr DAI.TON SoMrES made his first vrofessional appearance ill the sixties as a boy pianist. It was in 1871 that lie joined Hanriel Becker's opera houlfe corn- pany. After that came several stock engigements at the old Victoria Theatre, Burnley, Her ldajesty's Theatre, Richmond, and the Philharmonic, Islington. Then be joined Messrs Holt and Wilmot at the ...

... I'IYERI.S (OF T1E PlAl1( l!. .111:. DA t.'ION SOMER.I'. M. ?? Sl~liz~s nade hlis first III9 -oln asliwar ij t tij tl, t ixt, as a hli piatitt. Ittas itt lT6 that i mh l EHariel Becker' I opera holtic coin- 1'a iii Aftur that ca tne S.veral atock en g sen ttits at ?? lM Victoria Theatre, Ihirtnlev, Her .jl.jst lheati, Richillold, alidl tle IPllilialltnollic. Ii,,1mgttt). lilet ho *iied illel ...

... THE A.,r or ACTING. IJ.1 Aitt V. U t Ai. I_ Q TO THE ERI[TOk OF TIE EBRA. Sir,-Mr P. J. Cooke, in your last issue, enliorses th', remark of Mr Beerbohm Tree at the meeting at Her Majestv's, that acting cannot be taught, and to som, extent I quite agree with both ; but, surely, the axionm. must be accepted with great limitations. An artist of Mr Tree's ability and experience (I only read the ...

... (FEOU A SPECrAL CORRESPONDENT.) At the Bolton meeting of the Executive Committee of the Van-dwellers' Association it was decided to hold the annual Manchester meeting on Wednesday, the l7th prox., in the Memorial Hall, Albert-square, at 2 p.m. The London meeting will be held, as usual, in the Royal Agricultural Hall, Islington, on the fol- lowing Wednesday, Jan. 24th, by the kind permission ...