... Coote and Mr. Harry Grattan, and better substitutes could hardly be found. Miss Coote has seldom had such an oppor tunity, and she makes the very most of it. Mr. Harry Grattan (how short a time it sooma since we wrote Master Harry Grattan displays an amount ...

... Alec Marsh, Geo. Sinclair, George Capel, Harry Grattan, and Albert Chevalier. Mr. John Crook will be the musical director. A new rustio ballad opera, written by Hugh Foster, the music arranged by John Fitz-Gerald, entitled The Village Belles will be ...

... Edward Fletcher Acting Manager, Mr. John Sheridan). This week Nowadays. Mr. William Reginald is well received as John Saxton, a part he plays with considerable power. Mr. Horbert God- dard does well as Tom Mr. John S. Wood as Dick Dowling acts throughout ...

... from 9 a.m. till 11 p.m. MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY, at 2.30. Shaftesbury theatre. Mr. Willard and Mr. John Lart, Lessees and Managers. Sole Proprietor, Mr. John Lancastbr. Boxing-flay and hvery Evening, at 8, a new and original fouj-act Play, by Henrv Arthur ...

... Rustell Drama. John Socrates Snell Mr. Frederick Mouillot Lord Lionel Dissletown Mr. C. 8. Ivitts Col Fitz-Tawdrey Mr. Frederick Percival Hezekiah Pilkins Mr. J. C. Ilarwnrd Lancelot Simmery Mr. Hamilton Piffard Captain Ben Gruddery Mr. John Paley Long ...

... You Like It, All's Well that Ends Welly Taming of the Shrtw, Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Othello, Midsummer Night's Dream King John Richard III Winter's Tale Macbeth King Henry VIII., Antony and Cleopatra, and King Lear. Suffice it that Mr. Augustus Harris ...

... attrac tive, and Miss Emilie Grattan continues to charm by her performance of Cinderella. Miss Marie Wynter as we predicted in an early notice, has made a great hit by her oharming manner and her neat dancing as Hustle King-at-Arms. Mr. E. W. Coleman continues ...

... scene, when Miss Grace Huntley, on behalf of the Co., presented Mr. John Gregorv with a hand some conductor's bdton, mounted in silver, bearing the fol lowing inscription, To dear John Gregory, from the boys and girls of tne pantomime company. Royal Opera ...

... (Kitty Murphy), Little Olive Peverelli (Little Meg), Mr. Thos. M. Thorne (John Middleton), Mr, A. Stewart (Ernest Travers), Mr. Ernest Gray (Jaques Gauntier), and Mr. James Ward (John Marchant); while Miss Mauel Gerald as Jack, the nameless waif, won considerable ...

... Her Majesty's (Lessee, Mr. Wm. McFarland Manager, Mr. John Cavanali).-- After a most successful week of English opera (Mr. Arthur Rousbey's Co.) the boards here are occupied by Mamma, in which Mr. John Bannister (Pcntifex), Mr. Percy Meynall (Henneker), ...

... April 14th, Her Majesty's Theatre, Carlisle. MR. JOHN SARGENT, Anthony Yeaste, Jane Shore Co. (A). Theatre Royal, St. Helens; next, T.R., Darwen. Mr e r i c s cott; '!Sff Brot?kJ Fablet), Daniel Grattan (The MMiuff). Thli week. T.K., Brth Beit. Grand. ...

... obtains applause for her singing and dancing and Miss Lina Naseby is ail acceptable Constance. Mrs. John Wat kins as Mrs. Jubb is very droll, as is also Mr. John Watkins as Jonathan Jubb --a somewhat exaggerated part. Mr. Louis Clements gives a good charac ...