... . To the Editor of THE STAGE. Sir, TJie Brixton Branch of the National Federation of Diwharged &nd Domobilixl Sailors and Sol- diers, whidh inosudes in its Tanks numerous wwnbers of the theatrical pirofemon, is running a !ries of open-air conceit, during tho summer month* Will you lundly p^snrt me, through yonrr columns, to ap peal for gifts of material for al froeco Hfcago, scenery, strip ...

... . To the Editor of THE STAGE. Sir,--I have been following with interest the correspondence in your columns relative to misleading advertisements, and as a cure for this gractice I would suggest that THE STAGE organise a Give-Us-His-Name campaign. Artists to report to you fully all circumstances surrounding each case, including full name of managers, copy of ad vertisement, name of company ...

... . To the Editor of THE STAGE. Sir,--As I have replied at length elsewhere to the criticisms on my letter to THE STAGE. I will only ask your indulgence for a word of reply in regard to one point in the letter of Mr. Alfred Voyce in your last issue. He asks, do I mean to suggest that it would be possible lor provincial managers to bring about an amelioration of barring conditions governing ...

... . To the Editor of THE STAGE. Sir, Complaint* reach us fum time to tun* of landladies who make no acknowledgment of applications for rooms, even though addressed and stamped on- vekipea or postcards have fcxx*; enclosed. Surely it Is not too ranrli to ask in thee ...

... . To the Editor of THE STAGE. Sir, Will you be kind enough to allow mo a small spa ...