I S S K A T E S ANT L EY, ll,, Address, Royalty Theatre. M I S S B A T E M A N (Mrs. Crowe), 111 ?? Her Majesty's Theatre. nISS SOPHIE H LAR K IN. X ~~~All communications, SouthView, 28, Eing~treet West, Hammersmith, W. SS DOL: ORES DRJUMMOND Disenlgaged. Dramatic Students receiv

By A. A. STRONG, LL.B. The most interesting legal event lately is the sitting of the Theatres and Music Hall Committee of the Lon- don County Council for the hearing of applications for new licenses and renewals of existing ones. If the question be asked whether the L.C.C. has p

M ISS FLOSSIE WIL KI NSO.}N, ?? Vine, "' The Price of Peace," Drury-lane Theatre. RS. hMATT. W I L E I N S U N, MRS. Gabrielle de Bonheur, "Saturday Night in London." En Route. I S S A MY 1 WILLARD Disengaged. Address, 20, WoburnpliaceW.C. If ISS LELINOR WINTER. Al~st ; Ethelbert

AMl'lEMENTS IN SOIUTH AFRICA. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT). MARITZBIURG, NATAL, Jlry 21. - 8cowv THEA-RE.-ole Proprietor, Mr D. B, Scott, jun. Agents, Messrs Vause, Slatter, and Co.-Harry Hall's Australian juvenile opera company have been a great success in the city. They played

(FROM OUR OWN CORRKSPONDENT.) e HER MAJFSTYs O)rAer HoUsE.-General Mllai.a Mr J. It. HudIlestone.-Messrs ilorell and MIlilillot z scompany is here again with The Greek . U"w. Mr d Augustus Cramer is a good Diomed, and Mi ?? t Thomas is perfectly satisfactory as ArchrtW. whilst M

The third ordinary general meeting of the share- holders of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, Limited, was held on Friday afternoon, Lord GEORGE LOr'TUS in the chair. The directors' report, which was published in last week's Era, was submitted, and The COAIRsLAN, in opening the pro

The third ordinary general meeting of the share- n hollers of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, Limited, was n held on Friday afternoon, Lord GEORIGE LOFTUS in the n chair. E The directors' report, which was published in last week's Era, was submitted, andw The CIIAISMAN, in openin

IN view of the r nith anniiversarv of the opening of the Tivoli, wilich is to be celebrated (oi Tuesday next, various corstructioriil and other ?? in the bhuildiug have lately beon corpletvid. The buffet, betwee n the mail, entrance hall and the Tivoli lRestarur- ant, has, beer

HAEMMERSMITH PALAUE. The policy inaugurated at this establishment by the manager, Mr Fred Reeves, has, we are glad to find, borne fruit; his constancy to change having resulted in a very appreciable augmentation of the shekels taken at tbe pay-box. Weekly engagements enable him t

(FROUr OUR OWN COlR! SrONDENT.) THEATRc ROYAL. - Lessee, Afr E. MI'nIght. - The Trumpet Call, produced for the first time in Mar- eate at this house on Monday, is being played by Mr Robert Arthur's company, a carefully selected one. Mr Leonard Yorke appears to advantage as Cuthb