... Teetotallers and the Theatres. TO THEZ RDTTOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-In your Paper of yesterday (November 24tb) is a letter headed roetotalism and the Ragetey Theatre, Staffordshire, which, to my surprise, I found was au answer to one of mine, published ...

... CHURCH AND 'THE THEATRE. To THE EDITOR 0P THE ZRA. Sir,-I have perused a copy of your paper of November 27th, which contains a notice of my little pamphlet on the Recreations of the People, and specially refers to my remarks on the theatre. I first notice ...

... Santander Disaster Fund, the contestants being members of the companies engaged at the Theatre Roval, Manchester ; the Prince's Theatre, Manchester ; and the Shakespeare Theatre, Liverpool, against the A team of the Everton Football Club. The ladies con- nected ...

... production. The Liars has been received with warm cordiality at the Grand Theatre this week, Islington audiences seeming to keenly appreciate Mr Henry Arthur Jones's brilliant satire. THEATRE METROPOLE. On Monday, Oct. 10th, the Five-Act Play, by R. C. Carton ...

... THE YORK THEATRE. Some time ago the York City Council, in order to provide for the- safety of the jeneral public, resolved that certain structural alterations should be made in the Theatre Royal. Fires had taken place in several theatres in various parts ...

... of thanks on behalf of himself and his company. GRAND THEATRE, FULHAM. On Monday, Sept. 12th, the Drurv-lane Drama, by Augustus Harris and Henry Pettitt, entitled A RUN OF LULCKj. At this theatre Mr Henry Dundas's company is play- ing in the Drury-lane ...

... Court Theatre, some of the buildings at the Alexandra Palace, Crystal Palace Theatre, Tcrry's Theatre, the new Court Theatre, Garrick Theatre, Tivoli Theatre, Trafalgar- square - ...

... AN OLD THEATRE. In these days of handsome and modern playhouses it is strange for an actor to find himself in one of the few old-fashioned theatres that we have still amongst us. Such a one is the Royal in the ancient, and once important, borough of Burv ...

... company forms I tio small part of the attraction. * METROPOLE THEATRE. On Monday, Nov. 20th, the Musical Farce, by George Dance, entitled TIRE GAY G1iSZTrE.'- At Mr Mulholland's popular theatre this week the i Associated Managers' Company is paying a farewell ...

... A similar accident might ocetr in Drury-lane Theatre, in the elbow passage leading from the dress- circle corridor to the grand staircase. It would be manifestly very unfair to interfere with the Theatres in an arbitrary manner by refusing a licence to ...

... THE ALDERSHOT THEATRE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-After reading the various accounts of the fire which occurred at the Theatre Royal, Aldershot, on Friday, Feb. 8th, I feel it my duty to correct several mistakes that have been published, and to give ...

... THE LONDON THEATRES. THE LYRIC. On Monday, Oct. 28th, for the First Time, an Original Comic Opera, in Three Acts, Libretto by s. J. Adair Fitz-Gerald and Hugh Moes, Lyrics hk S. J. Adair Fitz Oerald, Music Composed by Emilio Pizzi, entitled - THlE BRIC-A-BRAC ...