Disengaged. LEONA RD S. OUTRAM, mJR.F ' Jeune Premier, U ROles c Passion and Sympathy. WILFRID DENVER, Macori, ArmandDuval, HC. Theatrical Exschange, 25, Russell-street, WV.C. B. EDWIN LEV EBR, OEAHOUSE, STOCOPORT. Six Nights, Oct. 19th. ~z J. E. D O DS O N. ar'j the ost olever a

- TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-The following particulars, and, very far mere, their result, are so important to all musicians in England and to every one who visits this country from abroad, that I trust you will give them publicity in your columns. On the receipt of a communi

THE LATE M. EMILE PERBIN. (FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT.) The death of DI. Emile Perrin, which you briefly announced last week, was terribly sudden at the-end of his long illness, and came upon Padis as a painful sur- prise. He had transacted business with the secretary of the Co

On Thursday. October 15th, the Celebrated Comedy. by Charles Reade and Tom Taylor, "MASKS AND FACES." Sir Charles Pomander ?? Mr J. H. BARtESc Ernest ?? Mr GreasE NevILLSs Colley Ciboer .Mr FcRACIe JERRoAn ?? CEcIL M. VORKes Lysimachus Triplet . Miss R. GERATTA Triplet ?? ?? r C

TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-I notice in your columns October 10th a letter signed "Necromancer" in reference to the bird-cage trick. I beg to state the dead birds that "Romancer" (I mean " Necromancer") says he saw were not caused by the famous flying bird-cage trick, but thr

Considering the period of the year and other circum- PI stances likely to affect theatrical prosperity, the generala business of the London Theatres is 4uite eqiual to the average at this season. The GAIETY burlesque enter- It tainments wilt he resumed this (Saturday) evening wi

Jr. .LssekJtfl '.LJ=l4DIC .Louge. nd The first meeting of the members of this lodge after ;he installation at the Liverpool Masonic Hall, on Tuesday, when ily the chair was occupied by the W. M. Br Harry Round, who ies performed his duties in a masterly manner. There were also i

A few particulars of the history of the gifted French actress who has -been so recently performing at the Gaiety may not be uninteresting to English readers. Madame Jane Hading was born at Marseilles on the 25th of March, 1859. She made her first appearance on any stage when onl

MADEMOISELLE BEATRICE'S COMEDY-DRANMA COMPANY. Under the Mlanagement of Mr FRANK HARVEY. Eighteenth Year of Tour. Artistes:- Mr FRANK HARVE Y Miss LIZZIE BALDWIN Mr T. W. BENSON aiss EYRE ROBSON Mr CHARLES DARRELL MAiss NELLY LINGHIAM Mr E. SIIIRRA Miss IDA COURTNEY Mr A. LINGEAM

1Z I S S M A R R I 0 T T. Address all communications to Mr RICEARD ED'GAR, 94, Manchester-road, Southport. 1r ISS KATE SANTLEY. Letters should be addressed, ROYALTY THEATRE. gj ISS BATEMAN (Mrs. CroWe). All letters addressed 4, Grove-gardens, Regent's-park, -will be forwarded. I