... the appointment of a police inspector to visit the city theatres. The Chairman explained fully the action that the Bench had taken for the purpose of having precautions provided in the local theatres for the safety of the public. The sub-committee appointed ...

... SAFETY OF THEATRES. On Saturday, before the Ina) or (Mr WV. Brown) and a full bench of magistrates, Mli E. Brassey, solicitor, applied on behalf of Mr J. W. Carter, the lessee of the Royalty Theatre, Chester, for a licence for carrying on the theatre. Mr Carter ...

... THE LIMELIGHT IN THEATRES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-Some years ago I forwarded a copy of enclosed circular to all managers of theatres and concert halls at all likely to use limelight, and it was the means of the removal of very many limelight ...

... com- mend itself to the consideration of theatre proprietors. There is nothing theatre-goers suffer more from than from the excesses of heat or cold and from the accom- panying draughts. The inside of a theatre is a most difficult space in which to regulate ...

... of the hind at the Savoy Theatre, but there was something which very much corresponded with that description at the Novelty Theatre. Mr DiXON-HARTLAND said the letter in question was signed by four actors of the Savoy Theatre. Hle would have to refer ...

... secretary ter- mrinated the proceedings. NEW THEATRE FOR CHELTENHAM. A meeting was held at the Assembly Rooms, Chelten- ham, on Monday, to take into consideration the desira- bility of providing a new theatre for the town, the present one having been purchased ...

... THE CONSTRUCTION OF THEATRES '10 TillS UiDlOR OF l'lZ O iTl`I. Sir,-~~Tlirounh the niost disastrous accidenlt at the &roolpt t Theatre, the attanti~lto of thle playgoitig Spublic throuo-hout ELup, America has beent calledt to thu presenit unsatisiactozy ...

... in some con- venient position where it can be readily inspected. Aft the present time the Princess's Theatre is, I believe, the only London theatre fitted with one of these gauges, a glance at which will at once inform the fireman on duty as to the ...

... wishes to remain unknown. I founded the Independent Theatre Society not to | oppose, nor to compete with, the existing theatres, but, in a certain measure, to co-operate with them. The Independent Theatre has but one object in view, namely to produce original ...

... success. Permit me to give you a little authentic information about the Imperial Theatre gathered during a month's experience at a cost of 400. For many, many months the theatre was curiously conducted. The aquarium directors were obliged in the interests ...

... done us the service of labelling and describing distinctly the municipal and the sub- scription theatre. The object, lie says, of the municipal theatre on the Continent is gener- ally educational and recreative, the low price of admission enabling ...

... THE THEATRES COMMITTEE. The Select Committee of the House of Commons upon Theatres and places of Amusement sat again on Monday, the Right Hon. DAVID PLUNKET, First Commissioner of Works, the Chairman, presiding. The following members of the Committee ...