... at this theatre, announced by Al Allcroft as under the immediate patronage of Prince AXl- tool, place on Monday night. The terms of admission w the ordinary theatre prices, which, however, must have munerated the entrepreneuer, as the theatre was crowd-- ...

... THE LONDON THEATRES. . THE GRAND. . On M1onday, Oct. 23d, the Coniedy, in Four Acts, by Henry Arthur Jones, entitled . THE MANOEUVRES OF JANE. . When ?Ir Jones's piece was produced at the Hay- market Theatre on Oct. 29th last year, few who witnessed ...

... PAISLEY THEATRE. The directors of tihe iai sley Theatre (Limited), recog- nising the business abilities of their resident manager, Mr Fade BMontefiore and his great popularity amongst all classes ill the tomii have granted him ba lease of their theatre, wisichl ...

... NEW THEATRES. The next new suburban theatre to be opened is the Coronet Theatre, Notting-hill-gate, of which Mr E. G. Saunders will be the managing-director. This house has been erected from the plans of the well known architect, Mr W. G. R. Sprague. ...

... UNHEALTHY THEATRES. - Yu -nrrnf nu -Prim -n . mn TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. le Sir,-Mr Hermann Vezin, who comes forward with )o his letter in your issue of July 30th and offers to sup- to ply the long-felt want of those humane managers of theatres who have ...

... -- -in 1 : SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1895. THE INDEPENDENT THEATRE. Mr J. T. GREIN'S announcement that he has severed his connection with the Independent Theatre must have been expected for some time. With due consideration for the feelings of those who come ...

... of the theatre has a theatre licence from the justices. One of the conditions upon which such licence is issued is that the name and place of abode of such manager shall be printed on every playbill announcing any representation at such theatre. It appears ...

... being the fourth visit the fascinating young lady has paid to Brixton's luxurious theatre. The musical pla, which enjoyed so brilliant a run at the Shaftesbury Theatre was accorded a most enthusiastic reception by Brixtonians. Indeed, concerning the Belle ...

... BURNING OF THEATRES. On Saturday morning last the Variedades Theatre Madrid, was burned to the ground in five honrs. This tbeatre was 'pened in 1813. It had very brilliant days with its comic works. Political and Abolitionist meet- ings were helld in ...

... received special invitations from the Emperor. THE Deutsche Theatre will close in a few days for the summer holidavs. Yesterday Romeo and Juliet was played for the 1OOth time. IN the Berliner Theatre, Brachvogel's Narziss is being given the whole of this week ...

... whole theatre, capable of accommodating over 2,000 people. I learnt that a dispute between MrlPnrkiss, proprietor of the Holborn Theatre; the tenant in possession of the Holborn Theatre, Mr Vandenbossche; and the late tenant of the Holborn Theatre. Mr MI ...

... THE SHAITESEIJRY THEATIR The new theatre erected in Shaftesbu Mr John Lancaster, from designs by Mrl Carenpu fr ?? will be opened this evelning with a IIPP), revival of Shakespeare's pastoral comedy A, lb gian It, with Mrs Lancaster (Miss Wallis) as tt ...