... as was obtained by a not very happily chosen undertaking. COURT THEATRE. There can be little doubt that Mr. Hare is judicious in ex changing The Hobby Horse for Caste at the Court Theatre. It is true that in one way or another we are, most of us, familiar ...

... shortly with a revived burlesque but in the meantime the number of theatres open in London will have reached its lowest point. Comedy 1 continue for a while to he provided at the Comedy Theatre and the Criterion, while there is farcical comedy at the Vaude ...

... interesting to have Mr. Hollingshead's opinion on the performances which took place at his theatre on the afternoons of Wednesday and Thursday this week TOOLE'S THEATRE. it is a good many years now since at the Adelphi Mr. Toole first played Caleb Plummer ...

... ROUND THE THEATRES. THE NEW THEATRE. AFTER a quarter of a century's work as a popular comedian, Mr. Allan Aynesworth on Monday evening, at this theatre, joined the limited class of actor-managers, his first production being an American comedy in three ...

... readers. Continued on page 578. GLOBE THEATRE. FOR a series of matinées, lasting throughout the week, a Russian play, or rather a play with Russian characters, was produced on Tuesday afternoon at the Globe Theatre, under the title of Vera, with Mme, de ...

... HAYMARKET THEATRE. That Girl, the new comedy founded by Mrs. Oscar Beringer and Mr. Henry Hamilton upon a story from the pen of Miss Clementina Black, and produced at the Haymarket on Wed nesday afternoon, is not by any means a satisfactory play, though ...

... Miss Florence Wade as Kitty. COURT THEATRE. Mjie. Modjeska, a Polish lady who has won for herself no small reputation as an actress on the stage of America, made her first appearance in England at the Court Theatre on Saturday last. Upon a considerable ...

... deserved reputation at the not very attractive theatre attached to the Aquarium should gain most remunerative popularity at famous Drury Lane. A house crammed from stalls to gallery assembled at the Court Theatre for the first evening appearance of Madame ...

... debutantes at this theatre, whose appearance in their picturesque costumes formed not the least attractive feature of the revival, which must be pronounced a decided success. NEW GRECIAN THEATRE. Mr. Conquest's newly erected theatre, as described in these ...

... Dorothy to produce effects on a scale rarely attempted in pieces of its order. GAIETY THEATRE. JSOT much is expected nowadays of the piece which plays people in at the theatres, and this is, perhaps, just as well for Mr. Malcolm Salaman's n ew lever du ridcav ...

... Thursday evening last was fixed the production at Toole's Theatre of Mr. Burnand's parody, Paw Clawdian. The necessary alterations in the cellar which at the Criterion does duty for a theatre are, we understand, nearly completed, and it is intended to ...

... Caldicott. /A RAND THEATRE, Islington. Lessee and IT Manager, Mr. G' Wilmot.-- At 7.30, Messrs. A. and S. Gatti's Company in THE BELLS OF HASLEMEKE, by Henry Pettitt and Sidney Grundy. Original scenery, dresses, and effects from Adelphi Theatre. Business Manager ...