A CHAT WITH HENRY DANA. (BY OUR SPECIAL COMMISSIONER.) At Her Majesty's Theatre Mir Henry Dana is at the seat of custom to attend to business arrangements and to administer to the wants and requirements of the playgoing public, aided by his several necessary assistants. Mr Dana

lANCELOT," ?? 1,ANCELOT," ~~Mi Lyrical Dramas, in Four Acts and Six Scenes. i Words by the late Louis Gallet and X. Klouard Blau, i Mus4ic by Wi Victorin Jonei~res, Produced ?? ?? Opera, Feb. 7i h, iWue. tai Lancelot ?? . VAsuec in Arilhlr ?? . RENAtlD Alain Do Dinan ?? FouRNETS

The happy coincidence of Sir Henry Irving's birthday falling on the 300th night of The Only Way enabled Mr Martin Harvey to Day a graceful and affec- tionate compliment to his old chief. Mr Harvey's souvenir, the work of Mr Jarl Waddington, which was given to every visitor to th

AMUSEMENTS IN BEUFAST. (FROM OUR OWN CoR1ESPONDENT.) GRAND) OPERA HOU8s .-Managing-Director, Mr Fred W. Warden ; Secretary, Mr A. A. Macaulay ; Acting. Manager, Mr W. J. Andrews.-Mr rom B. Daviss L company opened here on Monday with the musical comedy Little Aliss Nobody. Miss Et

1V r O R E T O U R. NEW PALADE THEATRE, ABERDEEN, pEOPfI,'S PALACE, DUNDEE. 1eoarmtunications for above Variety Theatres to Address rs ERNEST SHELDON, Aberdeen. _ PEOPLE'S PALACE, SUNDERLAND; PEOPLE'S PALACE, BRISTOL; 1 ,FW PALACE THEATRE, PLYMOUTH; NEV PALACE THtEATRE, BLACKBURN

1 1. Ix MI O R E T O U R. -I A11 ,E THEATRE, ABERDEEN. t'i~tl'lS PALACE, DUNDEE. .. 1teilrations for above Variety Theatres to AI St h SilttbltoN, Aherdeen. -S PAlACE, SUNDERLAND till~ F.'S PALCiF, BRISTOL - o t' I NLA( iE THEATRE, PLYMOUTH i 1i,,IE THIEATRE, BLACKBURN; PALACE I'

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HENRY DUNDAS'S TOURS. " HUMAN NATURE," Aug. 20th, DUCHESS THEATRE, BALHAM, Six Nights. " CHEER, BOYS, CHEER," Aug. 20th, CORONET, NOTTING-HILL, Six Nights. " A LIFE OF PLEASURE," Aug. 20th, RICHMOND NEW THEATRE, Six Nights. "A LIFE OF PLEASURE," Vacant Oct. Stb, Midlands. " THE D

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) GAIETY TuieAT<E.-alanaging-Director, Mr George Gaze.-Musical comedy is again welcomed here, pre- sented this time by the Ben Greet company, which opened on Monday with The Belir of aftv York. The piece retains its old attractiveness, the bright and

THEATRICAL i(OSSIP. Ain IFsru iim Domirt has --ne to \,"ttia. huit will ble rmack again mi xt week. il-,icar sal, efthr, smaller parts Af .J ri-i Ir sur have airralv cornmrenced under Mit Coe. The Statemienit ?? Mir Hioli~rrik Uriti is engagett to prlay ill II( irid at Hfer Molet