... DERBY THEATRE. Miss haiuit appeared at our Theatre Thursday and J-riday evenings, three her popular characters; oil hursdaj as He, Urn,, in the comedy Much » ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DERBY. On Friday evening last. Miss Kate Saville, alter .h.- of Ave years, returned the stage. Most of the her early efforts attended welcome her b«J upon her appearance she was greeted with moil ¦ ,nti plaudits. The warmth of her reception ...

... and scenery store-room under the same roof. In many a theatre the car- penter's shop, strewed with shavings and daubed with oil and paint, is directly under the feet of the audience. Wben our theatres become something better than temporary shifts-wooden ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DERBY It will Sl ' l ' n ' ,v I another column, that Mi- ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DERBY. Our Theatre is now open for the usual season. Mr. Saville has an excellent company, including Mr. Walter Shelley, a tragedian of very considerable talent. He intends to bring out some sterling pieces, including several that have ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DERBY Mrs. Saville's benefit, on Thursday evening last, was re- spectably attended, and the pieces were well received by the audience. At the end of the first piece Mrs. Saville came before the curtain and delivered the following address ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DERBY. During the past week a succession of novelties has been produced. This evening the performances are by desire, and undert.be patronage of, the Tyrian Lodge of Freemason's ; Mr. Saville being a member of that ancient order. The comedy ...

... DERBY GRAND THEATRE. MR. WILSON BARRETT'S VISIT. A CHANGE IN THE PROGRAMME, V'e are Informed by Ur. George H. Smith, t., Wilson Barrett's able and couiteoua menager, thpA .a changs has been made in this vweek's programme, and that on Saturday night ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DERBY This place of amusement has been open several evenings during the past week. On Wednesday last the performances were under the patronage of the Stewards of the Races. On Friday under the patronage of the Derby Cricket Club, when the ...

... TH11AT1S ROYALY DERBY. On Thursday evening the Visitors of the Theatre had a high Itreat in the performance of Ricad dthe Third, by Mr. KEAN. A critique on an actor of such celebrity must be rather a just tribute to his excellence in the histrionic art ...

... THEATRE ROTAL, DERBT. The Theatre, during the past week, has not been well at- tended, including Friday night on which occasion Miss Kate Saville took her benefit In spite of this drawback, however, the pieces produced were played with great spirit by ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DERBY. The above place of amusement war re-opened on Friday evening last for the season. During the recess it has under- gone a thorough cleaning and repairing, and has been entirely re-decorated after the style of the period of Louis Qua ...