... THE STAR THEATRE. rbie week . program— the Star Theatre full a—*• -riven by the Two Macs ia pro eminent The Macs can b« seen now at Star In their , rul Beside. .heir u.ua! hi.ei,l Lave introduced a number of novelties tliey The remainder of tooprogrtmuic ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. Camille, which produced the Theatre Royal last .s Du. Ual U Dune Camel aa euh -mit the rt '.j» ,4 the heroine changed 1 , ir , „ Brown Potter 111 the name ttie teie,t„.g event t..e Mie much (alter . the than .t* *• day. The tragcd* ..f ...

... THE GAIETY THE THEATRE. Miss Knte includes wu''C«s*f ...

... THE GAIETY THEATRE. flight She Stoops »;i- produced Mr .1 s Company u. the TfitMtre le*f->rw .tom p*r it y ■small Tho performance *f»s in- ratelv (food. Mi ...

... THE GAIETY THEATRE. The performances Mr. Van Biene's company liar, attracted crowded houses during the week. To-night Rip Van Winkle will performed, with M Augusta Van liiene in the chief part, being hia first appearance actor in Dublin. ...

... THE QUEEN'S THEATRE. Monday night a melodrama entitled The Stolen Birthright, a Father's Revenue. wa» produced at the Queen's Theatre bv Mr Gerald Harding's Company. The hou>.e was well tilled, and the drama was followed with great int»re*t by the audience ...

... GAIETY THEATRE. THE 111VALS. I.ast night a laiu-e attended of t'vei fresli and hi a Mifii-lan, I'lie FSivala. It iih been ..i .-f the 'lie ruj-ert.-ry 'Mr (' iptt.ii.and if with ii -.- i- reus ,11 audience* Khmild • ive deep debt to liim for ! • ...

... I SAFETY AT TIE THEATRE. Now that the safety of our morals at the theatre has been so excellently well loolked after by the Lord Chamberlain, it is to be hoped that he, or some other official, will have a care for the safety of ou' bodies. Now that we ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. AUGUST I'] VAX BIENE. I .ft®* evening Augusto Van the actor-musician, and his company commenced engagement at Theatre performance of the musical comedy-drama entitled The Broken Melody. This play is not new Dublin public, having been ...

... QUEEN'S THEATRE. To-night Mr Alfred J Byde's London com-' j pany open an engagement at the Queen's j Theatre. They will appear during the week in tie military farcical comedy in three acts en- ' titled Our Regiment. in which A J will fill the part ...

... within the last few dave, but there were C great numbers of lives loet at theatres by retson L of alarms of fire when no fire actuidly t, o plae. o Thus, at the Victoria Theatre, then callid bhe Coburg, 16 persons ;erished in this way in 18585 a aud 18 ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. Last Mr. VV J Lancaster's Com- j [any ciiuiiUKn'.iHj engagement th» fur the week, '.he play per f ...