... Flease address enquiries to— 143, CHARING CROSS RD., LONDON, W.C. 2 TELE GRAM TIPT OX. PHONE-QGERRARD 1881. (HERBERT HARWOOD, General Manager.) ...

... rer kullest Particulars and Terms JOHN TILLER & CO., 143, Charing Cross Road, London, W.C.2. TELE PHONE: GERRARD 1881. GRAMS: ** OX. C. A. STEPHENSON and VIVIEN CARTER ...

... @pecial Criticiam by MABEL KOGPMAW. Everything that cam de said has been said about Ibsen's “ Ghosts.” Written ir the summer of 1881, it “occasioned a ter. rible uproar in the Scandinavian Press (I quote from Mr. Archer's introduction to his translation). ...

... success; while through New Zealand and Australia, the , Mr. Charlie Coolie, the courteous local young showman went to Capetown in 1881 manager, gave invaluabte help in the and there managed a music hail for Capt Bernstein. He afterwards ran music halls arrangements ...

... was. the Ghost. That is all that remains of a once Tt was burnt to the A short time after, William Cres. beautiful theatre 9, 1881 wick produced a new drama, ‘ A Ray ground on the night of Sept. of in which J H. Barnes, ne do never rebuilt ...

... ‘SWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. + Just @s there 4s a will be he'd on Sep- Susanna Peebody Mr Ellis Jeffreys Garden, Princess's, From 1881 to 1883 t temb r 20. This play is dedicated by the author “tolhe was the resident artist at the Gaiety nv et, so is there a ...

... country at pto-ent, and while they He wanted to do everything possible they Mr. Hemmerde then moved the om n as far back as 1881. see that the burden did not fall of Sub-section 2 of Clause 3, which was manager of the Pavilion Gardens at whould the en ...

... a courteous and th ankfal Western World” were produced, with Ber-| come to the doors each Sunday evening. In the epring © f 1881 he was engaged! Thursday, Saturday, 2.30. acknowledgment. “Under Cover” in London. Gros- nard Shaw’s ‘John Bull's Other Isiand” ...