... wceic tlsey attracted large audiences. HARTLEY HALL.-Mlessrs Bcuce aced Verne gave their clever drawivin' rooss ecetertainmeest at this Hall oct W~edncesday oveccicig to a crowded audiemece. PHILHnARMONICc HALL.-Thils cw-cl flee Netlla Brotleers hare boee~ ...

... -This mnost Charming bijou Hall is still the scene of the Wardropers wonderful lninnery, marvellous transformations, and striking make-up, in each of the characters wVhich are embraced in their gallery of art. LEAGu`e HALL.-The entertainments given here ...

... PROVINCIAL THEATRICALS. (FROMc OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) ABERC'ARN. PUBnIC HALL.-Proprietors, Public Hall Company.- Hardie and Von Leer's company in 41'IfEnna's Flirca- tion was here on the three last nights of the past week. The piece kept the house in ...

... THIE LONDON THEATRES. DALY'S. On Saturday, Sept. 2sth, the Second Edition of the Comedy, in Two Acts 1-y Owen Hall, Lyrics by Harry Greenbank. Music by Sidney Jones, entitled AN AIRTIST'S MODEL .P Adele ?? MAsRIE TEitnsr Madaire Anillie . e ?? Lss DiA ...

... Beresford, and Misses Helen Leyton, Fanny Morris, I and May Cull. Mir Adnamn Sprange is the business- fu manager. h MESSRS RICH WAt 'iKN ANt) ERNTEST SENSaeoAl the proprietors and managers of the Lyceum Theatre, fei Govan-cross, Glasgow, which is now being erected ...

... and his clever company, in The Wearin' o' tfe Green, who were so successful at the Princess's a few weeks ago, are now in Govan, and repeating the process there. EMPIRE, LIMITED.-Acting-Manager, Mr W. H. Howard.-No star is surer of a warm welcome in Glasgow ...