... Grand Theatre and Opera House Com- to pany, Doncaster, for a stage play licence in respect of a )8 new theatre recently erected at Doncaster. Mr H. A. ed Child, of Leeds, appeared in support of the application, be and stated that the new theatre had been ...

... extravaganza in various London theatres. She thess became familiar with the foot- lights some time before she played columbine in the pantomime of 1850 at the Pri ncess's Theatre. In the Easter of 1853, at the same theatre, she played Marchesa Marldalena ...

... resulted in a commission to furnish the Court Theatre with a ?? Volcano, to- wit, produced on March 14th, 189L It did not, how- ever, enjoy the popularity of Aunt Jack. On March 6th, 1894, was produced at Toole's Theatre Mr Lumley's three-act farce, The Best ...

... then frettperformed at ?? Theatre, sheplayed the at~i Ounbrielle dccVigVUY. The same year, in November, 'tthcAdelphi Theatre, she sustained the part of Viciorinec in the drzaa of that title, brought out at the old theatre 1s il, when M~r. and Ms's. Yates ...

... Ncw Royal County Theatre, of a son. Both doing well. MARRIAGES. TuoNrAs-MTkTT-roN. -On Oct. 2d, at All Saints' Church, Plymouth, by the Rev. H. H. Leeper, John Sydney, youngest sort ef the late William Dennis Thomas, late of the Theatre Royal, and 23, ...

... performance, until no less thae 13 small but admirably appointed little theatres were erected by the indefatigable old Fisher, himself formerly a carpenter, then singer in the Norwich Theatre, and subsequently manager, actor, singer, builder, and occasionally ...

... Dro. Scott-Siddons. I This lady concluded her most ?? engagement at the Hay- mnarket Theatre on Saturday last. At the end of As You Like It, in answer to a loud call from the audience, she was led on by Mr. Buckstone, who said Ladies and Gentlemen,-It ...

... its 100th night in the provinces on Tuesday last. I\cELLiNGTOm (New Zealaisd) is to have a second theatre before hug. Tme imiovament to rebuild a theatre on the site of the one u 3lalulers e that was burned down has been taken tsp ithl J smirch spirit ...

... produced at the Royalty Theatre. He was the William Todman, in Liberty Hall, produced at the St. James's Theatre on Dec. 3d of the same year. A short time ago he took part in a series of afternoon performances at the Strand Theatre. and one of his last ...

... a four-act melodrama, by Alfred H. Spink-Columbus Theatre. 4. On the Mississippi, a four-act melodrama, by William Haworth-People's Theatre. 11. Ups ancd Dozoss of Life, a drama, in three ?? Theatre. 14. The Way of the Wind, a sketch, by Alice Willington ...

... management of the Globe Theatre. In 1878, he opened the Charing Cross Theatre, renamed The Folly,'7 and now known as Toole's. He opened the Comedy Theatre with La Maseatte in October, 1881, and became the manager of the Avenue Theatre, of which he was the ...

... before the dissolving of Parliament would be to ihake a grauttowards rebuilding the theatre. The jury found That Henry Egerton perished In the fire which destroyed the Theatre Royal whilst he was attempting to save the building from destruction. Theyirere ...