... MR. ERNEST GENET'S COMPANY. I Dramatic literature is not likely to be enriched by any of the new pieces Produced at St. George's Hall on S ay evening last by DMr Ernest Genet's company. 'That gentleman himself was announced as the author of a new version ...

... London, wbo died in Sydney on April 6th, after a terrible fight with death. He had been completely paralysed for many mouths previously. The second is that of Signora Agrati, the wife of a well-known manager here, who died on April 2d under very painful ci ...

... THE BATH STAGE. If there be anything associated with the Bath theatre monee astonishing than its rapid attainment of a position in histrionie art second ouly to London, it must surely be found in the celerity with which it sank into a situation of absolutely ...

... THE AMERICAN STAGE. Trwanjrziadji Iin ?? 'Varieties at St; Lonis-Pauncefort's theatre-has ?? Mitchell is' t Columbus. She plays three weeks at Chicago, commencing July 21. Ramour has it that she is shortly to espouse a young lawyer of Albany.-The theatre ...

... the burlesque order only, and it was not until quite modern times that any author attempted to deal seriously with stage life or stage folk. Thespis, a forgotten play, by Hugh Kelly, an Irishman, which was based en a scurrilous pamphlet which he wrote ...

... G'S (aot Act tY r rogitiatineg Theatres), under the second seedton of whtieli it wails ]not lwl 1 for ally person to keep ally house or other place of public t' sort feo the psiblic performanace of stage plays witlout a licence tro llthe Lortl Cliirnicriaill ...

... even been approached upon the lyric stage. Hle makes the musre translate his feelings so wonderfully and with such truth, that you do not question whether he is singing. Tire second set gave him the opportunity for showing his powers in serious comedy, at ...

... Vietoria, April 15 and 21.) ToisATe . ?? Labutet Loef wan presented at this theatre on Sofud~inlly nght mac~ for the last time. The attendance woe far smaller than the meorits tot the piecef end the mainoter in whicha it woo put, upton fite stage dieserved ...

... STAGE STAFF GOSSIP. The next meeting of the Theatrical Sports Committee will held on Thursday, May 12, 6 o’clock prompt, in the office, 29, Wellington-otreet, Strand. Mr. James Carew (chairman) has arranged to be present. All those who wish submit suggestions ...

... public performances of stage plays, and he would prove that there was no licence from the Lord Chamberlain. With respect to the summonses for selling intoxicating liquors, a warrant had been granted by this court, and he should show that there was a regular ...

... were unable to sing the second glee, “ Annie Laurie. The proceedings were brought to close with the playing of the National Anthem. Messrs. H. Rodbonrn and W. B. Lawrence were the accompanists. Mr. O. H. Dyball looked after the stage arrangements, assisted ...

... Life of the Actor, the Rteform of the Stage, and the great Memorial sat Stratford-on-Avon. I am not the first who has venturied to speak in tihe Church on these subjects ; to discuss the stage and its inflneuce ; to show what it is and what it ought to be ...