... . Mrs. S. L. Hasluck, so well known in connection with the elocution classes at the Polytechric, gave a dramatic and musical recital, before a large and pueaeed auttieinoe, a.t tjiteonwav Hatl, on Tuesday evening, May 9. Most, iacon- venienitly and une uctobly there Viias pJaocd ajt the extreme end of a programme un- neoesBarily prolonged by too-readaly ac- oep*ed encores a new monologue ...

... . ANNUAL MEETING. Princess Christian of Schleswig- Holstein, the President of the Club, graced with her presence the annual general meeting of the Rchearsal Club, held on Tuesday ul'tcrnoon at tlie S*t. James's. She was accompanied by her daughter, Princess v'ictoria, and was attended by Mrs. Dick Cunningham. Mr Rutland Barrington occupied the chair, and ;>erformod his lutiet in his ...

... . The usual Council meeting was held at 32, Regent Street on Tuesday. There were present: Mr. R. A. Greene in the Mr. John Mortimer Chair Mr. Fredk. James Mr. II. W. Mote, Bon. Miss Rose Catalet Solicitor Mr. C. Harden Coffin Mr. Edward Morcan Miss Lucy Sibley Mr. C. F. Collings Mils Vita Spencer Mr. Henry )e Grand Mia Beatrice Chester Mr. C. A. Collin* and Mr. F. Annerlcy Mr. D. Younf, Secre- ...

... . J Aftor an abs^r -f ;'r a fow month Mr. Robert O. oompany ar paying another :fh The Aren iliang. which is p as evoi 11 The scenery and form sue 3 important featur.-. ,.,i.- ,,i ..wtion, ar as exoe'llent as before, and the dainty an- pretty costume* add in no small way t its aMraotiveness. One or two alteration in the cast are noticeable. Wo now hav J Mr. Dan A(far representing James Smit ...

... r Mr. Robort Macdonald's oompany with l. The Oay Oordont ar ...

... Local poitrons who have been patiently expecting a vinLt frutn The Arcadian* axe aft last very much irraihUied this week by tibe a.rrivaJ of the piece. Mr. Ova Oxley kt quaint indeed as James Snrih, more apeojally during his trafuformatioa as fiimplicimn, and with Mr. Oliver Round, Wno6 absurdly humorous Pter Doody fc one of tho iuTiri'icFt thsngB seen, keeps (be iuugtitor of tho auaienoa ging ...

... Mr. Morton Powell somo particulars of whose season at the Britannia are given eWwhere -i presenting Xlrs. Morton Poweiirs four^aot mekKlrama, entitled Priring ...

... rt This week a return risit is being paid lo by Mr. C. Watson MJVs oompany with of the Lov* of the Prinrru, whioh u wall Ml staged and dressed. The aoUng is aicaasd- ke ingly good. Mr. Frank Harvey's rnUitarr nr bearing and effective delivery fit him wsfl o* for m of Prim (Wad. Mr. Charles Yorke does justice to the part of th traitorous Count Danillo. The King of liar ma is suitably presented ...

... . The Girl Who Teek the Wrong Turning commenced a summer tour at Mr. Frederick's house on Monday. Few of the performers who did duty at the Aidwych now figure in the cast, but Mr. Walter Melville has been fortunate in securing a competent and well-balanced company. Mr. Ronald Adair depicts the ptauncn, breezy nnturo ol Willie Mason with spirit. Bill Slater continues to be fclaved ab!y by Mr ...

... . The Grotesque* arc occupying the beard* this week under tiho direction of Mr. Philip Cuningham, and are proving a groat d-raw. The programme submitted by this talented company is of a high class. and they tlKToujrhly deserved the hearty reception accorded them by an apprecia tive audience on Monday. The orchestra, under the able direction of Kopski, playetl The (iroiequcs selection tunefully ...

... . In the absence of Sir Henry J. Wood and the Queen's Hall Orchestra, engaged for the opening of the Giasgow Exhibition, the music at the In Memoriam cf rt, given, on tho firt.: anniversary of uhe death c{ King Edward VII., at Queen's Hall, on Saturday afternoon. May 6, wa supplied by Mr. Landon Ronald and Uie New Symphony Orcliestrn, who proved thomselves worthy substitutes indeed. A s;- ...

... . On Friday afternoon, May 5, 1911, wai produced here a new faroo, in tlhrse acts, by Barton White, entitled:-- The Remtdy. Captain Joseph Barsnett Mr. Lytton Ore) Captain William Oramphorn.Mr. HuDert Drnc ...