THE- LONPI"Q- M4-JSIP HALLS. li,. aesiria s !. ai Teie'r- AE OXFORCD. - Ma E 3J. &Nti~hbbii BihEnIT.-The fifteenth annual benefitof tlibbopli Thaniger and musical director of the aboveciiamed establsbhment'took place on Wednies. day evenieg'ae . t ''da5"atteOded with the usual gr

The American public does not take kindly to skilfully veiled Gallic impropriety, to judge by the following:- " It is useless to deny that Judie's repertory, thus far, is intolerable by an American audience. Even our French residents will not take their wives and daughters to suc

A NEW O PBRETTA. At the Town Hall, Hove, on Thursday evening, a New Operetta by Charles Thomas, Music by tHarrietYoueg, entitled "WHEN ONE DOOR SHUTS ANOTHER OPENS." Colonel Sylvester, it.A ?? Mr GEORGE Pown Captain Carden ?? Mr LEIsH BRNNETT Mrs Carden .Mrs PFRTWi3D Miss Laura L

(FROMe OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) CAPE TOWN, SEPTEMBER 24.-THEATRE ROYAL.- Lessees and Managers, Messrs H. C. Sidney and H. J. Fiedler.-Black-Eqed Susan still continues the chief attraction, and is now preceded by G. A. Harris's comedy The Little Treasure. Mrs M. Eburne gives an ar

Excepting the COMEDY, temporarily closed for redeco- ration, and the OLYMPIC, which will commence its winter season on Monday next, nearly every theatre in London is now open, providing residents and visitors with diversion of a very excellent kind. DRURY-LANE is nightly occupie

PROVINCI AL THEATRIL s. I (FROM OUR OWN CORREsPONDENT).; ?? ABEBDARE. TEMPERANCE HALL.-The Mikado was produced here for two nights last week, by D'Oyly Carte's company, and was received with decided; expressions of favour. Mr Albert James as Lord High Executioner andbliss Millie

I A special session was held on Monday at the Court- house, for the purpose of hearing the application of Mr W. R. Waldron, lessee and responsible manager of the Theatre Royal, and of Mrs Catherine James, proprietress of the theatre, for a theatrical licence. On the Bench wvere

THE NITIONAL THEATRE. In a most pithy and interesting article, contributed, by him to the Fortnightly Review, Mr Augustus Harrie deprecates the demand from certain quarters for the "eexclusive performance, at all risks, of what its patrons are pleased to designate the legitimate

Iy S T A L PALACE.- U Week ending Nov. 7th. MONDAY. Nov. 2d.-Illuminated Evening Fete. TUESDAY, Nov. 3d.-Mr WVilson Barrett in Drama CIlTTERDTAOy Nor. ?? Evening F~te and Great Firework Display by C. T. Brock and Co. VICAR OF W IDEAIVAKEFIELD. by Gaiety Company. Mr Charles Bertra

"LADY OF LYONS " AT. THE MYLEBONB. The annual benefit of Mr Alfred Loveridge, the lessee and manager of this theatre, which celebration took place on the evening of Wednesday last, served to attract a considerable number of the public, for whose entertainment, a most ample progra