Mr George H. L. Edwards gave his tenth annual evening concert on Monday last at the Poplar Town Hall. The room was fairly well filled, and all the items of the very agreeable programme provided were received with enthusiasm. Mendelssohn's "Cornelius" March was the first selectio

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) MONTREAL, SEPTEMBER 11-Although the new dramatic year has opened in America with an even more prolonged flourish of trumpets than usual, the Montreal playhouses have so far given no indication of joining in the theatrical renaissance. This is owing

WITH innumerable instances to warrant the 'idea, a very interesting paper might be written on the heroism of actors and those connected with the theatrical pro. fession. It has been proved, both in the past and pre- sent, beyond a doubt tbat, when occasion serves, actors can do

LLS. THE 4PABAGON. This magnificent temple of varieties, which, from the oriental richness of its interior and its splendid propor- tions may be' termed the :Alhambra of the East-end, though it-exceeds in splendour the Leicestet-square, or, indeed, any other -building Of a simila

A few minutes past six o'clock on Sunday morning a policeman, on duty in Westminster-bridge-road, dis- covered that a fire was raging at No. 11, Upper Marsh, which premises are in the occupation of Mr Wilcok, fishmonger. The flames were spreading rapidly, and the building, which

WAKEFIELD, ROYAL THEATRE H AND OPERA HOUSE. Gigantic Success of "The Silver Sing." Vacant dates- Jan. 4th, Six Nights; Feb. 8th, Six Nights; Feb. 15th, Six Nights; March 1st, Six Nights. Managers of First-olasS companies (only) are invited to eommunsniate with B. SugewoOD, Propre

The Vital Spark, TE N N Y II I L L. Jd "None but herself can be her parallel." Increased success, tast Week, at Gaiety Theatre, Newcastle. Extraordinary Enthusiasm from Packed and Delighted Audiences. Northumbrian. Oct. 17th. Not in all the catalogue of eminent variety artists th

Few changes have taken place in the programmes of the metropolitan establishments, which may be accepted as an indication that managers are, for the most part, perfectly content to let svell alone. A new musical electioneering squib was on Wednesday evening brought -out at the P

COPYRIGHT DECISION. Judge Wallace, of the U.S. Circuit Court, sitting Sept. 17th, at Syracuse, N.Y., handed down a decision in she Mikado case, argued in New York City last month. The case was an application by Mr D'Oyly Carte for an injunction against Mr J. C. Duff to restrain

If in the course of conversation some one ventured to remark that "the voice of Mr A., the bass, is yellow, that of B., the tenor, red ; and those of the song-tresses C. and D., green," the first impression of the listeners would undoubtedly ho that the speaker had suddenly take