... highly f avoured' eb hiate. is,.uffcliently evidenced by d, their uasptintedsup ?? .-Never Too Y Lteto Mnendwill beothe 'bill of fare, this a. w'I-k, 'd .as thisathrillig dramal, ill be nacte d by suchrcapableartists asMf. o.H. Olynes, MsMaud Eibreand ...

... betweei 'Collier and Lawrerae' in a bedroom. Accebrding to the state- ment of Lawrence, who is now in Dover Hospital, Collier attaeked himi, in the presence of a fellow labourer, itith a poker. Duiiingthe struggle between the two men Collier's wifo 'caitehnp ...

... sive juvenility of Miss M. A. Victor as the elderly Mrs. Cassim (an Orientaliaed Miss Minnie Palmer), are simply Irresistible. The go aud vivacity of Miss Dot Mario and her sister, the dash of Miss Brereton, the graceful dancing of the ...

... of Figaro, to the Countess of e Madame Burns and thei Cherabino of Miss Burton. Y The other members of the companv will be Misses Julia Gaylord, Yorke, Vadini, Etliericcgton, Walsh, d Melling, ard Sagden ; with Aessrs. Maas, Packard, e Lyall, De Solla ...

... Reed's band, in which Messrs. E. Frewin and J. Weaver, solo violinists ; F. Pritchard, harp ; W. T. Reed, solo e violincellist J. Bishop, contra basso; Alfred Wells, solo flute; Julian Egerton, solo clarinet, and J. W. :o Kent, solo cornet, were all meritoriously ...

... fi Ml. Illington, and Mlessrs. E. Neville, J. G. Grahame, a J. H . Chnds, H Nicholls, and E. Lsathos. a The action of the poetic drama written by Mr. Wills b for Miss Mary Anderson is laid in tbe iirst ?? of d the piesect ora. The fair tragedionne is enchanted ...

... to meet with much favour. Others on the bill are . Miss Kitty Wager Mr. Arthur Rigby, Miss Marie Kendall, Verno and Voyce, Miss Rosa Glenn, a clever cornet soloist, and e- Mr. Willie Phillips and Miss Ada Terry in ftheir sketch, The Little French Girl ...

... for a servant. . 0t:: :Ha MIØisis :Grave~z'gone j'?' ?? ' ?? :. D,,C . She is j ist jgoing' doiv~n the' avenue,3 miss. I-:am :afr~aid she wvill 'get caugt1in the ?? storm, added the man.i ?? t :, :Miss Clyde 'had- already seen; the: ...

... MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. WHENl Miss Wallace produces Mr. Wills's Ninon ;t the Grand, Islington, on October 21st, she will be snuported by Messrs. W. Herbert, Bassett Roe, *JCni~L ugG, Julian Cross, George Warde, and Miss -Hcse Mfellor. At the Avenue Theatre ...

... Cheer 6 nwitb s cJ s. : ne d all give tehe 5ngbtheir ?? - verdiet. Mr. ?? e h&M : . '.th-e ane~ 'itle, wivriten ndco epom~d'b h. a. . : Wallis ?? ?? ** Wbn*i- X promispd.- giril yda coey, on, or abodt j',Xvm; ,we` ahslfii! d a .-meniergs :.o 1shekcomnMr ...

... pieces at this establishment that it has become t] a most charming place of public resort. Nita's d First produced under the able direction of Miss Nelly g Harris, keeps the audience in a continuous roar b throughout. Its situations are irresistibly ...

... FIraicais * Miss Fanny Reeves, -niece of the famous tecosr, Vill ?? at Madison ,Squaie -iTheatrd,. NeW York, as N ora, in Esmueialda, at hn early date. Miss florence Teriy -is engaged to bemiairrod to,, ., h hilbirin} Mfosalis, solicitor ' . oge . Miss GenevcVat ...