For other "Wanted" Advertisements see preceding Page. W1tANTED.-Harry Dashwood, Comique, and Mabel Comely, Serio, with Dillons Combination, Star, Stockton. Re-engaged for May 27th. Monday, Prince of Wales's Theatre, Middlesbrou6gh. W ANTED, Known, Fred. Carlos and Annie OVD'Lonra

I SS A M A I A Disengaged. Comedy, Opera Bouffe, or Burlesque. Address, 16, Buckinghanm Palace-road, S.W. Lead, Juveniles, Light Comedy. I S S EVELYN LEWIS ILL at Liberty. Address, Deest House, Bromegrove, near Birmingham. t[ ISS MA R Y K I L P A CK, LSJ. Leoading Business only,

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDHNT.) TanATRu ROYAL -Manager, Mr Mercer H. Simpson ; Acting- Manager, Mr Frank Milward.-Birmingham has paid a striking tribute to the popularity of Dorothy. Although the charming English opera is now in its fifth tour the receipts at the Theatre Royal on

Being the Latest Edition ef the Old Story. Adapted by Messrs Flexrnore and Furtado from Mr F. C. Burnand's "Faust and the Fair Imogene." The New Lyrics by Mr Fred. Flexroore. First Produced at Ladbroke Hall, Oct. 22d. Faust ?? Mr FREDERIC FURTADO Mephisto ?? ?? Mr FRED. FLEXMORa

1 The annual benefit-the Jubilee benefit this year-of the above-named excellent institution, the noble object of which is to provide in old age for those members of the profession who except by way of subscribing to the Fond have not been able to make provision for the time when

AMUSEMENTS IN PLYMOUTH. (FEROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDoENT.) TEsATRE ROYAL.-Lessee and Manager, Mr F. Rollo Balmain; Acting-Manager, Mr C. A. Carlile.-After a fortnights suspen6ion for redittisig the interior of the building, Mr Pollo Balinain inaugurated his reign at the theatre on M

I On Saturday last, when throngs of visitors were parading the Suffolk-street Rooms, they little dreamt of the volcano that was yawning beneath them. The late president, Mr Whistler, had, it appeared, noticed that the device resulting from his artistic invention had been effaced

In providing so commodious a place as is the above- named building in the very heart of London Mr Purkiss, whose name has so long been connected with "The Royal,"' has undoubtedly satisfied a public want, and should find his reward in the most liberal support. The ball has been

The Vital Spark. It I S S J E N N Y H I L L. IlL None but herself can be her parallel.-THHoBALD. Opening of the London Campaign and Christmas Arrangements:- CANTERBURY . .. 9 0 LONDON PAVILION.. 9 40 ROYAL ?? 1015 COLLINS'S . 10650 Sole Agent, H. J. Dideott. The Gem of Comedy. A

"TEN GREAT METROPOLIS." A Local Play, in Six Acts, by Messrs George H. Jessop and Ben Teal, Produced at Proctor's Twentv-third-street Theatre, Aug. 31st, 1339. Will Webster ?? Mr HARRY MEREDIrT Jack Molt ?? hr Wma. G. BEACH Walter Mowhbray. . .. Mr Josarnl J. HOLLAND Benjamin Be