... .AMATEURS AT BLACKHEATH, The members of the dramatic club formed in connection with the 5th Kent Artillery Volunteers gave entertainments at the Alexandra Hall. Blackheath, on the evenings of the 19th and 20th ult., in aid of-well, of nothing that was ...

... AMATEUR 'NOODLEDOll; T'he forty-ninth performance of the Vaudeville Cl-it, place at the Lecture Hall, Carter-street, 1alhsorjl- , it,, nesday evening, when, as usual, the Haill waS ilecasi si crowded, and numbers had to stanol during the cntir5 ,cal We ...

... AMATEURS AT RICHMOND. The pretty hall at the Star and Garter Hotel presented a brilliant Appearance on Tuesday eveninglast, when a closely. packed audience assembled to see an amateur dramatic per- formance which was given for the benefit of the Richmond ...

... our humbler aspirants to dramatic fame. A grand dramatic performance (see bills) was once announced by a hand of hunmble amateurs. The d'auna n-as to be stirring, andi the conipany power- fili. The professional journals were invited to send reter ...

... The Strand Amateurs. The members of the dramatic and musical Club called the Strand gave their seventeenth performance on Wednesday even- ing last. After so much experience the gentlemen of the con- federacy should be able to do something better than ...

... AMATEURS AT THE IMPERI-IL. On Thursday evening last, armed with a ticket bearing, among other words and figures, the significant ones Stall 192, we presented ourselves at the Imperial Theatre punctually at the hour named-seven o'clock-with the purpose ...

... CHARITABLE AMATEURS. We confess to feeling a little puzzled as to the tone in which we ought to speak of an amateur performance which took place on Thursday night at St. George's Hall. The performers were the employes of the large City house of Messrs-J ...

... AMATEUR THEATRICALS THE SAVAGE CLUB. (On Wednesday last an amateur performance, supported by the members of this club and other gentlemen connected in some degree with literature and art, took place at the Lyceum Theatre, for the benefit of the widows ...

... AMATEURS AT THE GAIETY. On Saturday Morning, July 20th, the Comedy in Five Acts, by Dton Boucicault, entitled LONDON ASSUtRANLCE. Sir Harcourt Courtley ?? M Mr A. VANE TFMriFsr Max Harkaway . ?? Mr STUART IRNHiAM Charles Courtley ?? Mr A. BOT RcneR[I ...

... AN AMATEUR MANAGER. Lord LONSDALE'S ideas as to theatrical manage- ment are, like Mr SAM WELLER's knowledge of London, extensive and peculiar. To attempt to run an opera company in the United States on the strength of an English matrimonial scandal certainly ...

... AMATEURS AT HOLLOWAY. The members of the Owl Dramatic Society gave their twenty-seventh and last performance of the season at the Parkhurst Theatre, Holloway, on the evening of Wednesday in the current week, in aid of the funds of the Great Northern Hospital ...

... AN AMATEUR BURLESQUE. Nothing is sacred to the burlesque writer. The anonymous author of the travesty upon Mlacbeth, which was performed on the 3d and 4th inst., at the Royal Naval School, New-cross, was of this opinion, that dramatic tradition and respect ...