... AMUSEMEINTS IR BRISTOL. (FROM OUR OWVN CORRESFONDENT). PRINCEL'S THseATRE.-Proprietor and Manager, Mr James Macready Chute.-An excellent performance of the ever-popular drama, Eastf Lynne, by Mr J. pitt Hardacre's company, under the direction of Mr Edmund V. Campbell, is attracting large audiences this week. Mliss Laura Hansen presents a fine emotional exposition of the part of Lady Isabel, ...

... MR LBwisV WALLER, who has bad some splendid parts to play during the time he has acted under Mr Tree's management at Her Majesty's Theatre, has now, perhaps, his greatest opportunity in what is usually referred to as the character part of Iago, in the revival of Othello, which~will take place in the winter, after Julius Ciesar. In this last revival Mr Tree, Mr Waller, Mr J. D. Beveridge. and ...

... I (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) TYNRE THEATRE.-Managing-Directnr, Mr F. W. Wyndham: Acting-Manager, Mr F. C. Sutcliffe.-Tbe return visit of Mr Ben Greet's company in The White Hetahlrc is proving successful. Mr Douglas Vigors as the unscrupulous Lord Angus Cameron plays with commendable restraint; Mr Ernest Imeson in the part of Dick Beach submits some really meritorious work; Mr Adaam ...

... I (FROM OURB OWN CORRESI'OXI)RNT,) THEATRE ROYAL.-Proprietors, Messrs Howard and Wyndham, Limited Acting-Manager, Mr Walter Hollister.-Lord anudt Lady Abl y is the kind of play I one can see again anid again with plofit and pleasure, I .g anid it had a specially hearty welcome here on Monday I iS when presented by a capital company unider the direc- I l tion of Mr J. Egerton Hubbard. Mr ...

... THE P&VILION. On 11orldivr *Julyv 23, the D~raina, in Four Acts, FiI. Ai. Studilani re, entitled DANGEROUS NVOMiN.' 'Ever Mince 'Shakespeare wrote a play round Cleopatra thle glittering And attractive advnit~ureps has been a favourite character onl the stage ;alol Mtr F. A.,oa more, anl experienced drarnati.,t, has eildowedl Coca Fa~y With such powe rs of farsci tat ion thiat onle feels hialf ...

... MR. SMITH. A Farcical Common.Place, in One Act, by Stanley Dark, Produced at the Alexandra Theatre, Stoke Newington, on Monday, April 2Sd. Harrington Smith ?? Mr RUSSELL BARar CaDtain Everest ?? Mr FRANK GoLDSMITH Cissy .. biss KATHEaRINE POLE Jane . Miss ETHEL MARRYAT Mr Smith, described by the author, Mr Stanley Dark, as a farcical common-place, and at present being played in front of The ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ROYALTY.-Managing-Director, Mr F. W. Wynd. ham; Acting-Manager; Mr Frank Sephton.-M1y Friend ?? Prince is being reproduced here this week. Messrs Morell and Mouillot's company is a good one, and the piece all through is very laughable. Mr Sam Wilkinson as the snob millionaire is a great success. The roles of the Prince and the pretented Prince are well sustained ...

... THEArT 111,L( us sIP. -'ii h{eNRY ht\ .N- K g iTT,1, i!atlt Iir ?? s-ll known tlat it is its-err smi risiig to itill *o1e it-ae evidenc (it bis liblwralitv. \ g ost tihee ?? conitribu- tions received at thi Bail.k it Eligislil for the P'riliCL of Wah 8 its Hospital Fundl to'r Losislulon is a subscription ot b Ioisl from Sir He or-. ss ho thtough now in the best of health can fete for the ...

... CU?0CEI.'i >F THE WEEK. Ml. KlI'BELIK'> RECITAL. Tbh cxtraordirnary voung violinist who has so sneedily Ihecerone a celebrity, aind who received the honour of a Ro\t al Command'' last weuk, gave on Saturday last a P'aganlni recttal, in, whici the entire programme was st(ectcI from Iolos i. the famous Italian violinist. 6i gininirg with the concerto in D major. This piece has little mernt as, ...

... AMUSElIENTS IN AUSTR1ALIA. (FROM OUR OWN COnRESPONDENT.) SYDNEY, JUNE 19, 1900.-Thle Pirates of Pcnance, beyond doubt the most musically rich of Gilbert and Sullivan's works, was revived on Saturday at Her Majesty's by the Williamson conic opera company, It was a distinct improvement on last week's Pinafore, in which everybody save Charles Kenningham strove to be funny, thus destroying the ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THRATIe ROYAL.-Lessee and Manager, Mr Robert Bedford.-The Theatre Royal, after having been closed for the summer vacation, was reopened on Bank Holiday when Mr Milton Bode's carefully selected company appeared in the successful drama, The Lights o' London. Mr Bode has mounted the various dramatic scenes on an elaborate scale. the scenery being entirely new and ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDPNT.) .SP'A TiirEXRi.-Proprietors, the Cliff Bridge Corn- pany; BManager, blr Fras. Goodricke-Crowded and tashionable audiences have been the rule here, bliss Ida Mloleswortb and her No. 1 company occupying the stage. The three-act plas, Ris Littlc loodoc, wa, given on Mlonday evening, the other evenings The Adveidurc , L-Iv Ursula being staged. Mliss Wini- fred Leon is ...