... . THE GARRICK. On Thursday, Novomber 28, 1889, was produced at this theatre an adaptation, by P. C. Grove and Henry Hamilton, of Victorien Sardou's five-act drama:-- La To8ca. Maria Carolina Miss Rose Leolercq Floria Tosca Mrs. Bernard Beere Iiaron Scarpia Mr. J. Forbes- Robertson Count Mario Cavaradossi Mr. Lewis Waller The Marchess Attavanti Mr. Gilbert Farquhar Csare Angelotti Mr. Herbert ...

... . THE PRINCE OF WALES'S. On Saturday evening, January 18, 1890, was produced at this theatre a new three-act English comic opera, words by Lewis Clifton and Joseph J. Dilley; music by Walter Slaughter entitled Mar j oris. Wilfrid Miss Agnes Huntington Cicely Miss Phyllis Broughton The Lady Alici* Madame Amadi Marjorie Miss Cainille D'ArvilTe Ralph, Earl of Chestermere Mr. C. Hayden Coffin ...

... . THE PRINCE OF WALES'S. On Saturday afternoon, December 20, 1890, was produced here a stage version, by H. Savile Clarke, with music by Walter Slaughter, of W. M. Thackeray's fireside pantomime, The Rose and the Ring, entitled:-- The Rose and the Rim/. Act I. V;ilofoo Mr. Harry Monkhouse Tommasti Lorenid Mr. Tom Shale BUlbo Mr. J. Le Hay Glumt>oso Mr. W. Checsmnn Count Hedzoff Mr. A. ...

... . THE VAUDEVILLE. On Wednesday evening, March 5, 1890, was produced,as a first piece, a new one-act comedy written by Terra-Cotta. entitled:-- Meadow Street. Benjmiin Barnes Mr* J- S. BIythe John Barnes Mr. Cyril Maude Fred Topliff Mr. F. Gillmore Jacob Mr. F. Thome Julia Topliff Mies Lily Hanbury Marger, Meadows Miss Ella BanUter Meadow Street proved to have been written by a lady (Miss ...

... . THE AVENUE. On Saturday evening, November 1, 1890, was produced here a new three-act play, written by R. C. Carton, entitled:-- Sunlight and Shadow. Dr. Latimer Mr. Nutcombe Gould Mark Deuzil Mr. Yorke Stephens George Addis Mr. Gejrge Alexander Mr. Bamfield Mr. Ben Webster Scollick Mr. Alfred Holies Helen Miss Marion Terry- Maud Miss Maude Millett Janet Felton Miss Ada Neilson There is ...

... . THE GARRICK. On Saturday evening, February 22, 1890, was produced here a new three-act comedy, adapted by Sydney Gundy from M. M. Labiche and Delacour's Les Petits Oiseaux, entitled:-- A Pair of Bpectaclee. Mr. Benjamin Goldfinch Mr. John Hare Uncle Gregory Mr. Charles Groves Percy Mr. Kudge Hsrding Dick Mr. Sydney Rrough Lorimer Mr. C. Dodsworth Bartholomew Mr. F. H. Knight Joyce Mr. R ...

... . COVENT GARDEN. An old opera, long past the days of youth and vitality, and a prima donna whom all regretted to find but the adumbration of her former brilliant self--so on Thursday last week, in Bellini's frankly melodious La Sonnambula, and in its Amina, Madame Etelka Gerster. Notwithstanding, there was a more than usually crowed house to applaud La Sonnambula for unsophisticated merits ...

... . COVENT GARDEN. The lesser strains of I Pescatori di Perle, as they must be called in comparison with those of Georges Bizet's chef (Tenure, were heard betimes this season--too much so, in some judgments--on Thursday, 22 inst., by one of those resplendent audiences that are among the most wonderful of Mr. Augustus Harris's conjurations in the sphere of opera generally, and of the mixed ...

... THE PARKHURST HALL. Under the somewhat cumbrous title of The Park hurst Grand Hall and Theatre, tho latest of our suburban theatres was opened on Monday last, when the company who have lately been playing Nixie at the Globe Theatre commenced a six nights' engagement. The new building is situated at the corner of the Holloway and the Parkhurst roads, immediately opposite the well-known Nag's ...

... . THE HAYMARKET. The organisers of the special matinde for the benefit of the orphan son of the late Royce Carleton must have congratulated themselves on its result, for though some favourites were porforce absentees owing to colds and the influenza, yet the programme was an excellent one, and was responded to by a bumper house, which, with donations, realised some £300. Fortunately. Mr. W. S. ...

... . LYCEUM.--II. The new structure, built in 1815-16, was to have been inaugurated on Easter Monday, 1816, but a postponement was found necessary chiefly on account of the opposition shown by the proprietors of the patent houses, who affirmed that this summer establishment jeopardised the vested interests of their winter theatres, an allegation as stupid as it was false, and one which will ...

... . THE GLOBE. On Saturday evening, March 16, 1889, was pro duced here Shakespeare's five-act tragedy King Richard the Third King Ilenry VI Mr. Allen Beaumont Prince of Wales Miss Bessie Hatton Duke of York Miss Isa. Bowman Duke of Cilo'ater Mr. Richard Mansfield Duke of Buckingham Mr. James Fernandez Duke of Norfolk Mr. VV. R. Stavuley Earl of Richmond Mr. Luij^i Lablache Lord Stanley Mr. D. H. ...