... Crafton Lyle is strongly brought out by Mr Henry Hare. Miss Madge Haines and Mr Somers Bellamy as the Hon. Ethel Clartenax and Lord Francis Burrows respectively are the embodiment of light-hearted- ness and good nature, and succeed in winning the applause ...

... Lyceum is held by his fellow citizens. All ranks of local society were represented, the bril- liant audience including the Lord and Lady Mayoress, the Master and Mistress Cutler, Colonel Allen, and the officers of the 1st West York Artillery Volunteers ...

... FionnM'Cumhal ?? Mr T. BRYANT EDWIX Oisin ?? ir FRANKLIN WxALFORD CaoilteM'Ronan ?? r JOIIN F. DeNTON Grainne ?? Miss FANNY MORRIS Nianih .. , Miss DoIocTorY HAMMnOND (FPOal OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Three new plays have been produced at the Gaiety Theatre ...

... At the Royal Theatre, Scarborough, during a per- formance of Dick Whittington 13 So was collected for the Daily Mail Fund. Lord Rosslyn recited she Kipling poem at De Jong's Opera House, Capetown, and a sum of 100 7s 11d was collected for the same object ...

... Nibhts. Last Six Nights. Final Performanoe, Friday Evening next, Feb. 9th. Every Evening, at 8-0 (Doors open 7-30), THE GAY LORD QUEX, by Arthur W. Pinero. Last Saturday Matinde To-day, 2 0. Last Wednesday Matinde, Feb. 7th, at 2 0. Box-office (Mr Holmes) ...

... Niglitq. Last Six Nithti. Faifl PLoiormtance, Friday Emenin next, Feb. 9th. EN ery EN enitit at a, 0 (Doors open ?? THlE GAY LORDS QUEX, by An~hur W. titi-ro. Last Saturday, Slatiti~e To-day, '2 Last WodtiesiaN Mfatizwc, Fe'- 7 t h, at 2 o. EcIN-office (Mr ...

... years. MR JOHN HARE begins his English tour at the Princess of Wales's Theatre, Kennington, on Monday, March 5th, with The Gay Lord Quex. After that he will visit Liverpool, Dublin, Manchester, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Leeds, Fulham, and Islington. ...

... in theatrical history. The late Marquis was a man of strong opinions, and in 1882, when Mrs Bernard Beers produced the late Lord Tennyson's play The Promise of Mray at the Globe Theatre he got up in the stalls on the third night and denounced the ethics ...

... William Helibronn makes a good Captain Somers. The rdles of Lord Aynsley and Lieutenant Maxwell are in the capable hands of Mr Henry Hillier and Mr L. Chasby. RbAMSGATE. AsAmPIrTrHATRE.-Proprietor, Lord George Sanger, Lessee and Manager, Mr J. D. Hunter; Acting ...

... JOHrN HARSE begins his English tour at the Princess of W~ales's Theatre, Kennington. on Monday, March With, with The (;iay Lord (Qiux. After that he will visit Liverpool, Dublin, Manchester, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Ne wcastle, Leeds, Fulham, and Islington ...

... Colet-gardens, West Kensington. MISS CLARA DENMAN. .1lL 69, Eaton-rise, Ealing, W. M ISS MINNA BLAKISTON, SOPHIE FULLGARNEY, Gay Lord Quex.' Feb. 12th, LEAMINGTON; 15th, CAMBHIDGE. MISS MABE L L AN E, Enaged by Mr. W. F. .L Wyndham for QUEEN ELIZABETH, in ...

... elcilbronn makes a goo I Captain Somners. The rcdes of Lord Avuslev and Lieutenant Maxwell ar, in the capable hands of Mr Henry Hillier andi Mr 1.. Chasby. RA .1SGA TE. AOiPHITHIEATRE.-Proprietor, Lord George Sanger; Lessee and Manager, Mr J. D. Hunter; ...