DAMUTNN THEATRE. On Monday, Sept. 24th, the Patriotic and Spectacular Play, by William Bourne, entitled `DAYS OF DANGER OI. T'ril INVASION OF BRITAIN." captain Murray ?? Mr BRYes MZTInvex Count Leuty ?? Mr Etiws J. PRESTOS Mr Campden Stewvart. Mr ARTHUR RICHi Mr Little Erngland ?

BUREAU (HANGE SPECIALLY RECOMMENDED HANDS and CO., le, STRAND. CHARING-CROSS RAILWAY STATIOV. LONDON, W.O. Patronised by Rovalty, leading Members of Society, and Officers of H. M. ServicOs. ALFRED SOUTH, 22, COOKSPUR.STREET, CHARING-CROSS, LONDON. S.W., Inventor and Patentee of I

N1ANCHfESTER, THEATRE LICENSIN(G. TO TIIT EDITOR OF THE KRA. Sir,-May I trespiss upon Your courtesy for space for a few rema-ks upon the recent decision of the Man- chester Watch Committee with respect to the licence of the Comedy Theatre * I claim to visit the theatret and music

Cr, Y SfT A L P A L A C E.- U Cafe Chantant, TTwice Daily, at 4-0 and 8-0. The Hurgon Operatic Quartette of lelebhated Singers; Selections frem " Fauet; ;" " 11 Trovatore," " Rigoletto," and other Operas; the Gotham Comedy Quartet- Talma, the QOeen of Coins; W. P. Dempsey, Carl K

THE ISIOWMAN WORLD. (FROM A SPECIAL COB5RRSPONDENT.) Stockport Old Wakes still maintains its hold upon the affection of the people of that quaint old Cheshire town. The allied forces of the principal manufacturers and the borough council decreed the holding of a new fair earlier

(pFOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) A CCRINGTON. PRINCE'S.-On Monday night Mr Horace Barri's bur- lesque pantomime company opened on Monday with Robinson Crusoe. Miss Ciasy Kingsley as Robinson Crusoe looks well, and her acting and singing are excel- lent. Miss Ethel Gilchrist makes

1TNNTRI, Peo'. Md, Misi Ida Molesworth's VI N.. I C-n.,p nN ' Th, Ad 'er7 re Of Lady Uroula." Aodro -0, (fi,~ ?? lina of 77 o71k'7Theatre, London. TIH F lI'tOF1'i'S R S L.7V7E STORY" I'7t(1 pE rwrto'e. A NTI'II 1 1),71175 (lo.t I.,tlI 'tv, 19th, and W ' h Ad (-.SYI'I7 77' Slli~k.

I (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) TYNE THEATRE.-Managing-Director, Mr F. W. Wyndham * Acting-Manager, Mr F. C. Sutcliffe.- Mr George Alexander's repertoire company is appearing here in The Prisoner of Zenda. Mr Dennis Eadie in the dual part of the two Rudolfs plays with consider-

AMUSEMENTS IN AUSTBALIA. (FROM OUR OWN CORBESPONDENT.) SYDNEY, AUG. 28.-Mr Charles Arnold's return to Sydney was signalised by a packed house at the Palace Theatre, on Saturday night, when What Hlappened to Jones was presented. Amongst his specially selected company are two old S

I- -A~ Nero Wolff ?? - - -ll I (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) HER MAJESTY's THEATRE, LIMIT&D.- Managing- Director, 51r Charles E. Machin ; Secretary and Manager, Mr W. H. Westwood ; Acting-Manager, Mr E. G. Garbett.-A drama which exactly hits the tastes ol Walsall playgoers is G.