A. AND S. GATTFIS RESTAURANT After the play, supper. Supper after the play is to many playgoers, notwithstanding Hamlet's oft-q,,trd dictum, "the thing" even more than the play itself. And for a good sprinkling of these playgoers-for m,,K more than a sprinkling among those who ha

(FROM OUR OWN CORREsPONDENT.) GAIETY THsATrE.-Proprietor, Mr M. Gunn; Acting- Manager, Mr M. J. Doyle.-On Friday night (16th) Madame Soldene took her benefit, La Fille de Madamne Angoe being the work performed. Ae Madame Lange Madame Soldene sang and acted well. Miss Esme Lee wa

WOODFORD ESSEX.-POSTPONED. SSES. J. J ORGILL, SWANN, and (iRGILL beg to announce that they are instructed by 17repOR tar (sho~io retiring fromn business) to Sell by Public the ?? the Mall,5asons'-av e nue, Basieghall-street, Auction,~a es the 10th day of Nov. lOSS, at Twelve for

Messrs LIVERMORE BROTHERS' Original 0i Uj R T MI N ST RE LS.r / Established 1856. Sole and Responsible Proprietors, LIVErtOrti, LOUiS LIVERMORE, and C. J. LivsRmora . All the Year Round. Thirty Star Artistes. Communications to be addressed Netherfield House, Netberfield, near Not

THE LONDON TIIEATRES. Few changes have been made in theatrical programmes during the past week. At the ADELPsi Arrah-na- Pogue will this (Saturday) evening give place to a revival of The Colleen Bawn. Mr Williamson's comedy of Estranged has been added to the GAIETY playbill, whic

7ItIE DRAMA IN PARIS. (FROMt OURs OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22.-By veering and- ,lealy from grave to gay, from the old-fashioned high fdlitnl of leos 11:-'es Repenties to the essenbially modern persiflage of MM131. Ferrier and Bocage's new coieilY, the Gymnase loss ef

AD EM OIS ELLE BEATRICE'S MCOMEDY-DRAMA COMPANY. Under the Managernent of Mr FRANlK HARVEY. Fourteenth Year of Tour. Artistes:- N'r FRANKEHARVEY Miss LIZZIE BALDWIN Miss EYRE ROBSON Mr ?? BENSON Miss NELLY LIN&HAM lt HENRY ANDREWS Miss IDA COURTNEY Ar E. sEIIRRA Miss POLLY HUNTER

R Y S T A PALACE.- to Weck ending Oct. 10th. TUEST)AY, Oct. 6th.-Comedy, GREAT PINK PEARL, by ?? Company. IVEDINEDAY, Oct. ?? Day of International Potato Show and Hardy Fruit Show. Visit of Right Hon. the Lord T3HURSDAY. Oct. Sth.-Last Great Firework Display by C. p sck and Co. P

MAN NATURE" AT DRURY-LANE, EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS, BY HENRY PETTITT and AUGUSTUS HARRIS. COMPLETE CONSENSUS OF COMPLIMENTARY CRITICISMS. "JHUMAN NATURE.'- An excellent plece of workicanship. '*Human Ur Nature " is calculated to vU interest the stalls no less THE than the p

"THE RUBBER OF LIFE; -OR, THE BEST OF THREE GAMES." *An Origia Comedy, in a:rologue and Four Acts, Written by Messrs A. G. and F. ft. Bagot, and ,produced at the Brighton Theatre Royal, on Thursday Afternoon, October lst. 1885. SirCharles~ardwood,M. F.H DECM STsvvART DAWSON Georg