... . T* th* Editor *t Tbe Stage. p;r _-jn rrlarencc to a re-mark in your n that there is no b,vcott of iiiiuical oomposiuoaa in tier- I g-ive a translation of a wikoh I found last year on pn>- .-.m a,t. sevwal ot the Gtmn i.th: It is a long-wiwled sentence i oh as the Gorman loves. I havs iinnlatod it literal! v. With referent' of tha I'uion ot la it-.. .1 'he in, i.ro Hy ntll iin- p,,, r v ...

... To the Editor o) Th! Stage. Sir--As I have received a considerable number of letters with reference to the resolution I brought before the A.A. Council on November 7--viz., That the president should be elected by the members at the annual general meeting according to the rule laid down by the articles of association--will you permit me to plain my aciiori i In 1907 the ofiic. A. A. fell ...

... . To the Editor of THE STAGE. Sir.-- At tiliis wasan thore appear in many adverts, for pantomime protlucprK, and nT-gjcrtifct ions will elucidate the fact lhat Ruch proArcors arP ofTcre ...

... . To the Editor of THE STAGE. Sir,--The Council of the Actors' Association at their meeting yesterday passed a vote of censure upon me for writing to the Press with reference to the election of the President, etc. As instructiom were given that this should not be included in the published minates, will you permit me to inform the members of the fact through ?otrr paper, as I object to the ...