AMUSEMENTS IN EASTBOURNE (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT,) THEATRE ROYAL.-Proprietor and Manager, Mr Theophilus Creber; Aoting-Mabeasgr, Mr S. J. Lynton. -On Saturday night Mr Herbert Barre's pantomime, Dick Whrttington, was produced here. The music is written and arranged by Mr Omar

(FROM OUR OWN OORSPONDENT.) GAIETY TIcZATRE.-Managing-Director, Mr George Gaze.-An event eagerly anticipated by the patrons of this house his been the announced performance of A. W. Pinero's c!ever and pungent comedy, The Gay Lord Quex, which was played for the first time here o

" FLOTTEN-MANOEVER," Farce, in Three Acts, by MU. Kraats and Stobitzer, Produced at the Berliner, Dec. 23d, 1b99. 1Igen ?? Herr ROSILAND Frieda ?? ?? Fraulein PAULIN Johanna ?? ?? Fiaulein ATTmIIIAS Werncke ?? ?? Herr PiTrTCIAU Frau Werneke ?? .. Frau WEaCK Hans .. ?? Herr MO14A

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THEATRE ROYAL.-Proprietors, the Middleebrough .Theatres, Limited; Managing-Directors, Messrs G. L. 4 and J. C. Imeson.-The Milton-Rays are well known i and deservedly popular exponents of pantomime on 4 Tees-side, and great things are alwavs expecte

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. L. -Address Vour inoqsirieis to Mr Farren. B. G a - 11) All the Comforts of Homne was adapted from "El Toller Eirfall," by W. Gillette and H. Duck. worth, and uas produced at the Globe Theatre, Jan 214th, 1891. ?? We have no record of the date of produc

WJlZTED, Known, Neddy Vokes and Jessie iv Marshall, Funny Musical Artietee, Great Success at A3?giee Circus, South Shields. H eddy, the Talking and Aiockabout Clown, Liberty Jan. 22d, Two Weeks, and Feb. 26th for Life. Address Circus, South Shields. W ANTED, lKnown, Aleo Condon,

FRANLIN, MIS3 MAUD, Gatti's (Road). " 1 England's Duty,"byv Will Dalton and NV. David. Tmnbled Off a 'BV9," by W. Dalton and W. David. FREDRICKS, CARL, and CORDELIA, Two FREnd Successes, O. W. Poole's No. I Myriorama, Albert Hall, Swansea. A Happy New Year to all. FRE..RE TROUPE,

M ISS M A R I E L LO YD, CROWN TAltAtB, CEIHAM. Agent, George Wars. Mis MARIE LLOYD wishes to draw attention of her Brother and Sister Artistes thst her Father, Mr J. Wood, has taken the Albion Hotel, Hastings (facing the Sea), which has been thoroughly Cleaned and Decorated, and

IISS GERTRUDE WARDEN. 1 Address letters, 42, overstrand-mansions, Mattersea-park, 8W. %s 1^< M INNIE WATERSFORD, 1 14 conll pelled to Reeign vsith ldr Miller owing to illness. J <~a oinuer Dr 'e orders. 252, Bearwood-road, Burminghan _ r LILLA WILDE, ] l Be enga~edf by Mr W. ?? f

The Christmas assembly of shows at the Agricultural Hall is as large and interesting as ever. The list of attractions is much the same as last year, and Messrs Read and Dailey and Mr C. Dorman, the managing director of the fair, have shown excellent judgment and discretion, for