... temperate, and be eats only two meals a day. At the Theatre Boyal in Hobart they have to open both folding door* to let him into the stalls, and by the fact of the door* being opened the know is coming to the theatre. It is said he is the only instance of very ...

... has availed himself of plays already extant before composing his tragedy of “ Brutus,” now in rehearsal at the Princess’s Theatre, under the direction of Wilson Barrett. There are no less than seven plays in existence on the subject of Tarquin’s fall. ...

... often brought back to mind. The Salvation Army is establishing Cavalry Corps in the country, and opening theatre in London. The metropolitan theatre will, of course, be nsed meeting place, while some of the country followers of the lead of General booth ...

... of the popular Comedian, MB. CHARLES COLLETTE, Supported by Mis* BLANCHE WILTON end Company, from th© Prince’s and Gaiety Theatres, London. TO-NIGHT (Tuebdat) and Fbidav, THE COLONEL; Wednesday and Thursday, AWFUL DAD and CRYPTOCONCHOID SY PHONOSTOMATA; ...

... Doors open at 7, to commence at 7-30. Box Door open from 6 30 ; admission 6d. extra to all parts of tbe bouse. Plan of the Theatre at Messrs Gough and Davy’s, Savile-street. ...

... Wednesday, Mr Governor Wallis reported that Mrs Melbourne, wife of Mr Melbourne, late lessee with Mr Wollenden of the Queen’s Theatre, Hnll, had been buried from the Workhouse. Mrs Melbourne, who had latterly given way to habits of intoxication, was admitted ...

... visit. If yon once open an Exhibition this kind on the Lord’s Day, to be consistent you must allow the music-hall and the theatre to follow, and England does not want that. A new load lias been placed on the already overburdened back the impecunious money ...

... FEDORA, [Of which character she is the original English representative), played her two consecutive seasons at the HAYMARKET THEATRE, LONDON. Supported by a Company of distinguished London Artistes. Wednesday and Thursday, MASKS AND FACES. Monday Next, Miss ...

... Drury-lane. Lord Wolseley was so interested in all he saw, that extended his investigations the mysteries of the National Theatre to the extensive preparations which are going on in various workshops for the coming Pantomime. All these distinguished visitors ...

... would not be able to do it. The Society also denied that it would be possible to turn parish churches into dancing saloons, theatres, or public houses, or to use them on behalf of infidels or secularists for the dissemination of their views. He would, however ...

... popular instruction, recreation, and amusement. They form the harvest-time of lecturers, vocalists, musicians, managers of theatres, and all who can aid, by their public performances, in driving dull care away. Except on rare occasions, when skating can ...

... Manager—Mr Wilson Barrelt. TO-NIGHT, and daring the week, at 7-30, the Great Operatic Success, ••FAL K . From the Royal Comedy Theatre, London. Prettiest, Wittiest, Liveliest, Sprightliest, and Brightest Comic Opera now Tour. Stage and General Manager . .Mr ...