... PRINCE &OF -ES THEATRE. 'BLIEBE~t. The Prince of Wales Theatre has not been highly- ptosperous all through its history, but | ire zhty fairly associate success with its panto- l t mimes. The Fair One with the Golden'! Locks, the first pantomime produced ...

... THEATRE ROYAL-MR. TEAPLE'S RICHELIEU. LAST evening, Mr. Osmond Tearle and a care. fully Relected companyr'-we quote from the bills-. commenced a short engagement at the theatre by performing Lord Lytton's drama hohelieu. Mr. Tearle, it may be recollected ...

... piece Night and Morning followed. PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE.-Mr James Rodgers, Proprie- tor.-Lord Byron's historical tragedy Sardanaplus, with the usual grand spectacular effects, was produced at this Theatre on Monday, and will be repeated nightly until Saturday ...

... CAPTAIMN LUGARD ON HIS TRAVELS. INTERESTING PAPER AT THE GEOGRAPHICAL. The theatre of London University, at Burlington House, was crammed with a distinguished audience last night to hear Captain F. D. Lugard read a paper on A Journey from the East ...

... BRISTOL. THEATRES ROYAT.-Managers, Messrs George and James Macready Chute.-The season at both these Theatres came to a close on Saturday (10th), with an admirable performance at the new house by SIiss Marriott's corps dramatique, and at the Old Theatre with ...

... in his notice of Andreec Paterson, at the Prince of Wales's Theatre, speaks of it as being performed for the first time. The little piece was originally produced by me at the Bijou Theatre, Bayswvater, last June, with Miss Florence Bourne, Mr Ivan Watson ...

... hearers, we get our Usj glimpses of the life of the times. He is contiualy ,- provirig their fondness for the circus and the theatre. They manifested, indeed, by applause, the pleasure with which they heard his words, and then they hurried off to the ciroun ...