... . THE OLYMPIC. There is no reason, as far as we can see, why a theatre situated in the heart of the Drury-lane district should not be made to pay when run under experienced management at popular prices. Mr. Charles Wilmot, with the invaluable aid of Mr. H. A. Freeman as general business manager, has reopened the lately most unfortunate house in Wych-street for dramatio business, with a ...

... . DALY'S. On Saturday, February 2, 1895, was produced here a musical piece, in two acts, libretto by Owen Hall, lyrics by Harry Greenbank, music by Sidney Jones, entitled:-- An Artist's Model. Ade'e Ivli., a Mario Tempest Lady Barbara Crtppa Miss Leoaora Brahauk Luo:ea Miss Nina Cadia Jessie Miss Mario btudholme Koso M ias Kate Cannon Christine Miss Alice Davis ltaby Miss Kato Adams V:olot ...

... . THE COMEDY. On Saturday evening, February 9, 1895, was produced a new and original three aot comedy, written by Charles E. D. Ward, entitled:-- A Leader of Men. Robert Llewelyn, M.P. Mr. Fred Terry Lord Killarney, M.P, Mr. Will Dennis Archdeacon Baldwin Mr. Joseph Carne Louis Farquhar, M.P. Mr. H. B. Irving Morton Stone, M.P. Mr. W. Wyes Jack Carn.'orth Mr. Sydney Brough Adolphus Poole Mr. ...

... ST. JAMES'S On Thursday evening, February 14, 1895, this theatre was re opened with the production of a new three-act trivial comedy for serious people, written by Oscar Wilde, entitled:-- The Importance of being Earnest. John Worthing, J.P Mr. George Alexander Algernon Moncrleffe Mr. Al.an Aynesworth Rov. Canon Chasuble, D.D Mr. H. H. Vincent Merriman Mr. Prank Dyall Lane Mr. F. Kinscy ...

... . THE HAYMARKET. The organisers of the special matinde for the benefit of the orphan son of the late Royce Carleton must have congratulated themselves on its result, for though some favourites were porforce absentees owing to colds and the influenza, yet the programme was an excellent one, and was responded to by a bumper house, which, with donations, realised some £300. Fortunately. Mr. W. S. ...

... . THE AVENUE. un Saturday, Marcn 2, loaa, was produced nere a burlesque in two acts, by George R. Sims, music by Ivan Caryll, entitled Dandy Dick Whittington. Sir Achilles Fit/. warren Mr. A. J. Evelyn Ladv Fitzwarren Mr. John F. Sheridan Captain Fairfax, R.N. Mr. James Barr Larry O'Brannagan Mr. Henry Wright Koko Oaga Mr. Robert Pateraan Auguste Mr Frederick Vaughaa Tom Mr. Harold Paterson ...

... . THE GARRICK. On Wednesday evening, March 13, 1895, was produced here an original drama, in four acts, by A. W. Pinero, entitled:-- The Notorious Mrs. Ebbsmith. Duke of St. Olpherts. Mr. Jolin Huro Sir Bsndford Cleeve. Mr. Ian Itobertson Lucas Oleevo Mr. Forbes-Robertson Rev. Amos Winterfleld Mr. C. Aubrey Smith Sir fieorge Brodrick. M Mr. Joseph Game Dr. Kirka Mr. Fred Thome Fortune.. Mr. ...

... SUMMARY OF PERFORMANCES. Current evening performances in the metropolis March 21, 1895, with dates of evening production or latest revival iu London. Revivals are marked thus*, pieoos placed in the evening bill after trial at mcUiniet thus f, and pieces shifted from tha place of production without interruption of run thus J. Avenue Dandy Dick WnUtvngton. March 2. Britannia *A Woman's Revetoao. ...

... LONDON THEATRES. THE OPERA COMIQUE. On Monday, March 25, was produced at this theatre, by the members of the Theatre de PCEuvre, Paris, a French adaptation of Ibsen's Rosmersholme. Jean Rosmer M. M. I.ugnt Poo Lo Hecteur Kroll M. Hiperfi Ulrto Breudel M. Nargcot Pierre Mortenagaard.. M. Seruzler Rebecca West Mdlle. Marthe Mellot Madame Helseth Mine. Su/.anne Gay Usually when a Frenoh ...

... . THE HAYMARKET. The monologue, somehow or other, is not acclimated to the English stage. If only for the failing art of diction in modern acting, one could wish that it was so, and credit certainly belongs to the laudably enterprising management of Messrs. Waller and Morell in the interim season at the Haymarket for the production of Fortune's Fool last lbursday on the occasion of the ...

... . THE GRAND. For another week, thanks to the enterprise and energy of Mr. C. Wilmot, the fortunate residents of North London are having special treats in the form of selections from the bounteous and varied repertory of the Arthur Rousbey Opera Company. The fame of Mr. Rousbey and the clever colleagues whom he has gathered round him is yet green from their last visit, and big houses have ...

... . THE FORESTERS. It was an all-round good programme given here on the night of onr visit, and one that afforded every satisfaction. A good show was that of the Beckwiths, Agnes and Charlie. With the sensational, dramatic little piece, entitled Captured, the McKay-Grant trio have done duty for a long time past, but it is always welcome because done so well. The Ihree Lastles went throucrh a ...