... . THE STRAND. On Tuesday evening, August 28, 1900, was presented a new and original farcical comedy, in three acts, by Ralph Lumley, entitled:-- In the Soup. Abemothy Ruppershaw. .Mr. John Beauohamp Horace Gillibrand Mr. James Welch Paul Hemming Mr. Harry Parmer Emtio Mopport Mr. William Wyes Thomas Bates Mr. Victor Widdicorubo Beaking Mr. George Mudio, jun. CommiHf ionalre Mr. B. F. Saxon Mrs ...

... . THE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. On Thursday, August 30, 1900, Miss Julia Neilson presented here, for the first time, the play, in four aots, by Paul Kester, entitled Sweet Nell of Old Drury. Charlos II Mr. Fred Terry Lord Jeffreys Mr. Louis Calvort 81r lloger Fairfax Mr. C. M. Hallard Lord Itoohestor Mr. Arthur Royston Lord Lovelace Mr. Sydney Brough Percival Mr, Lionel Brough Rollins Mr. Lorlng Forme ...

... . HER MAJESTY'S. Mr. Tree and his principal colleagues had an overwhelming reception on Thursday, when the autumn season at Her Majesty's was opened with a revival of Julius Casar, presented on the same scale of lavish, yet artistic, magnificence as on the superb production by Mr. Tree at this house, January 22, 1898. As has already been noted, many important changes have, owing to death ...

... . THE LYRIC. A resumption of operations for the autumn was made at this popular house on Thursday, when Florodora, alter a postponement of a few days to allow Mr. Willie Edouin to pull himself together after his recent serious illness and its sequelae, was revived with a success surpassing that of the original production of November 11, last year. Miss Evio Groene has now left the cast of ...

... . THE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. On Thursday evening, September 20, 1900, was produced a now and original drama of modern life, in four acts anu six- tcon scenes, written by Cecil Raleigh, en titled: The Price of Peace. The Eart of Dor went, MP. Mr. Henry Neville The Hon. John AilUhcott, M l'. Mr. Charles G. Allan Sir Henry Dslabere, M.P. ..Mr. Charles M. Lowne Sir George Ooldbtirne, M.P. ..Mr. Alfred ...

... . THE GARRICK. On Thursday evening, September 27, 1900, was produced hero a play, in three acts, by J. M. Barrie, entitled: The Wedding Quest. Mr. Fairbairn Mr. Brandon Thomas Paul Digby Mr. H. B. Irving Oaptain Arniibage Mr. James Erskine The Rev. Mr. Gibson Mr. Henry Vibart Provost Croebio Mr. Charles Daly Bailie Blair Mr. Fswlass Llewellyn Meikle Mr. A. George Margaret Fairbairn Miss ...

... . THE LYCEUM. On Saturday evening, October 6, 1900, was produced here for Mr. William Mollison'B reason, a new drama, in four acts, by Seymour Hicks and F. G. Latham, entitled:-- For Auld Lang Syne. Eric, Earl of Felladale Mr. Leonard Boyne Lord Kstcourt Mr. BahhcU Hoc Haylett, Bird Mr. William Mollison John Gale Mr. J. II. Barnes Captain Carey Mr. W. L. Abingdon Lieut. Vaughn n Mr. Wilfred ...

... . THE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. A sense of the favours and Hospitalities that have been showered upon him in the States no doubt dictated the big matinee in aid of the Galveston Relief Fund that Sir Henry Irving orought to an issue at Drury Lane on Tuesday. All the reserved seats had been disposed of before the day of performance, hence the pecuniary success of the undertaking was a foregone ...

... . THE COMEDY. On Friday evening, October 26, 1900, was produced here a comedy, in four acts, by Oscar Blumenthal, entitled:-- J Der Probepfeil. Count Karl Dohnegg Herr Adolf Relifeld Countess Alexandra Frttulein Elli Ram berg Beate Frttulein Else Gademann Hortense von Walnack .Friiulein Cela Enrlci Baron Leopold v. d. Egge .Herr Alfred Biehler Hellmuth Herr Hans Andresen Bogumil Krasinski, ...

... . THE LYCEUM. The circumstances attending the production in London, in the autumn of 1898, of several stage versions of the elder Dumas' famous romance The Three Musketeers are so well remembered that they hardly need recalling. Still, it may be noted that Mr. Lewis Waller's Raoul D'Artagnan in the Henry Hamilton adaptation, The Three Musketeers, which was revived with great success at ...

... . THE GLOBE. On Saturday, November 10, 1900, was pro duced a new comic opera, in two acts, by George Grossmith, jun., music by Claud Nugent, additional numbers by Walter Kubens, entitled The Gay Pretenders. Ilenry VII Mr. Kicharil Temple Prince Harry Mr. (ieorge Grossmith, jun. Eurl of Oxlord Mr. Frank Wyatfc Perkin Warbeck Mr. John Coates The Herald Mr. Fritz Rimma Sir Privy Purse Mr. Cecil ...

... . THE COMEDY. On Friday evening, November 16, 1900, the German Theatre, in London, presented a farce in three acts, by Alexandre Bisson:-- Madame Bonivard. Henry Duval, composer .Herr (teorg Worlitasch Diane, his wife Frfiulem Ida Timmling Madame Bonivard, her mother Fi-ttulein Joseflne Dora Champeaux Herr Hans Andresen Captain Corbulon Herr Richard Richter Bourganeuf Herr Adolf Rehfcld ...