... THME &0DUS ?? L _t-On Easter Menday tha entertainmente at thshuse were suchL as to fill it In every corner, and tbe holiday folk who thus eo liberally patronied tile energetic noxiion,3 of Mr. Smith in oavering for their amusement had no reason to grumble ...

... Padilla as Cerrenariclt MODERN BABYLON, having reached its Oselsfyt fifth performance in the Adolph Ernst Theate e place at Easter to a novelty, the name Of wrewl ise presentasecret. In thenmeantimetw th e optli-ir by Kaliseg, Berlin, o iu eos poin , and ...

... de Paris - and where these sons of Orpheus, M1. Blondin, several popular vocalists, grotesques, and gymnasts, performed on Easter Monday before an audience, consisting of probably about ten thonsand persons. A large portion of the area fronting the orchestra ...

... *OPEN on EASTER.MONDA and four following days, at ROYAL GARDENS, NORTI wdOOLwIcH. SOLX PRoPIMriioi, V. HOLLAND . (Proprietor of the Canterbury-hall, London, and alsolate propritor : A . of Westonos nio IshaU lolbeomn). G oAND OPENING GALA EASTER MONDAY ...

... delivered on tbat. night, .which warrauted the adjournment from Friday, excepting that of Mr. Harvey. That gentleman declare4, on rising, that he stod there as the advocate of the. working classes, and as such only did he -wish to speak on the question. He attacked ...

... seasons ago was drawing all Paris to the VAUDEVILLE Theatre. Her successor in the American version of this piece, brought out on Easter Monday, for the first time in this country, at the GARtICK, is Mrs. Leslie Carter, the American actress, whom we all remember ...

... the more it is peftlormed the better it will he lie.1 have no doubt that it will continue in a successful career upe i to Easter, spite of certain cynical sneers whichb proceed from those who can do nothing but sneer, and who would seem to think that ...

... died, 1824. 20. WEDRlESDAT.-Oxford Easter term beglien 21. THuRSLAY.-Brazil diseovered, 1500. 202. FrDAY.-Cambridge Easter term ?? last quarter, 25 min. past 4 afternoon. 23. 6ATURDAY.-Shalkspere born, 1563-Moon rises 27 min. past 2 morning; setas 13 min ...

... could command. Inspirited by the success which attended my labours as a public caterer at Easter last, it was my intention to have given an entertainment at Easter nbxt, but in con- sequence of the destruction of Ter Majesty's Theatre, I have been induced ...

... attractive programme for the gratification of their Easter patrons. In accordance with their custom at holiday time, the great hall wil be occupied by the troupe, day and evening per- formances being civen on Easter Monday and Tues- day. -The character of the ...

... briglhtest pieces eseni therefor end lon ,t Messrs. Holt and Vilmnot rate aa27 and Dutch comedians, Baker and ?? at the Duke's on Easter Mondayv ill their drania of Courrad rind Liz LI', which las formed by them with great success America, Australia, New Zealand ...

... Windsor on Saturday, the 11th inst., for Buckingham Palace for the season before Easter. It is stated in well-informed circles that the Queen will bold two levees before Easter. THE PRINCE CONSOuT AND TEE PRINCE OF ORAeGn Ai ETON COLLEGE.-Oi Monday, at four ...