... (ILLUSTRATED.) MISS ROSIE LOITUS LEYTON. Misss Rosi Locirurus LEYTON, one of our cleverest comediennes, has made wonderful progress in a short space of time. Success has always beent her reward in the various r~ies she has played. She comes of a theatrical family, and first made her bow upon the stage of life in the little market town of Keswick, boidering DErrwentwater, a short distance ...

... (SPECIALLY REPORTED FOB THE ERA.) The usual weekly meeting of the County Council was held on Tuesday afternoon at the County flail, Spring-gardens, Mr DICKINSON presiding. THE CRYSTAL PALACE. The Theatres and Music Halls Committee reported:- We have considered a plan submitted by Mr H. Gill- man of a temporary stage whichitisproposedtoerectat the Crystal Palace for the cafe chantant ...

... In the days In which conversation was a fine art, when there were no comic papers, and when the wits and beaux met at coffee-houses to exchange bons mnots, the repartees of actors were more numerous and more widely celebrated than at present. There may be as much brilliancy In the conversation of theatrical artists; hut their jests are lees carefully recorded, and, there- fore, often ...

... TIHE SHOWMAN WORLD. (FeOn3 A sPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) Under the joint auspices of the Inited Kinglun. Showmen and Van-Dwellers' Protection A4sociatl,, and the Roundabout Proprietors' Association, one ,, the best meetings of WVelsh showmen held in rec, years took place at Treorkey on the 10th inst. Mr. hi Scard kindly gave the use of his Royal Cirndmatograp' show booth, which was crowded with a ...

... MADAME PATTI'S CONCERT. BMadame Patti's concert at the Albert Hall on May 31st attracted an immense audience, and the prima donna was in splendid voice. She sang Casta Diva, from Norma, with exquisite expression and the utmost perfection of style. Another great success was made in Deh ! Vieni, from Figaro. Other triumphs were II Bacio, Batti, Batti, and Pur Dicesti, while Home, ...

... ON THE ROAD JUNE 2., A FAST LIFE.-Dalston Theatre, N.E. A LONDO1N ARAB -Theatre Royal, Rctherham. ALONE IN LONDON.-Theatre io)al, Sheffield. A LIFE'S R NvEGe.-Theatre Royal, Stratford, E. A MERRY MADUAP.-Grand Theatre, Croydon. A ROYAL DivoRep. -Borough Theatre. Stratford, E. AT DrrTY'S CALL.-Court Theatre, Wigan. A TRIP To BLACKPOOL.-P.O.W. T., Saltord. A ThiP TO OHICAGO.-Rer Majesty's T.. ...

... Sir William P. Treloar, the president of the Annual Pilgrimage of the Whitefriars Club, presented a bronze bust of Shakespeare to the trustees of the Shakespeare Memorial at Stratford-on-Avon on Saturday afternoon, on behalf of the family of the artist of the bust, the late William Page, president of the National Academy at New York. The presentation was made through the Whitefriars Club at ...

... I Mr Beerbohm Tree on Tuesday afternoon distributed the scholarships, medals, prizes, and certificates won by' the students at Charing-cross Hospital Medical School during the last two sessions. Mrs Beerbohm Tree accompanied her husband. Dr. MONTAGUE MURRAY, the Dean, having made his report, Mr TRer, who was received with cheers, said: -Mr Dean, my Lords, Ladies and Gentlemen,-We have it on ...

... The annual general meeting of the Terriers' Associa- tion was held at the Three Stags, 69, Kenniigton-road, on Thursdav afternoon, when Mr HEN RY BARNARD Was voted to the chair. After making some preliminary remarks, he called upon Mr CECIL MtErRric, the secretary, to read the minutes of the past few meetings-which were Dassed-and the receipts and expenditure account, From thit statement of ...

... PAPRISIAN MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. LAST week being the Grand Prix de Paris week, every manager was on his mettle, and one may say the Parisian music halls are in full swing. The best turns have been retained on meat of the programmes, and the least important have been replaced by more attractive shows. THE Nouveau Cirque has not altered its first-rate programme, the foremost numbers being the ...

... The following contributions have bcesn added to th Daily Telearaph Shilling Fund Members of the municipal orchestra and staff of the Winter Gardens, Bournemouth (29th, 30th, and 31st weekly subscription), per Mr ?? Skeates, 40s; MrPR. D'Ovly Carte s Repertoire company, Opera House, Blackpool (20th contribution), being result of Billy's Financial Flutter with Ile 7d, 31.s; Two Little Vaga- ...

... THE ERA LETTER-BOX. X Starmp ed Enelope, plainly addressed, must he enclosed unth application for each Letter. Letters, after lyingq at this Olicc for One Meor., are forwarded to the Postal ?? to be rethrned to the Senlcere. | No Circulars admitted to this List. Abbott, Mr E. R. Adoersly, Mr F. Alport, Mr Sidney Allen, Mr Harry Ames, Mr Percy Andree and Golden Anthony, Mr Mark Ball, Mr A. ...