Penman Theatricals.
Le Asteur, deemed one of the best works of the old dramatist Regnard, was revived at the Theatre Francais, with great éclat, on Monday last. M F Lemailre is now going through a......
Oxford And Cambridge Club, 15th April.
Sin—As a humble member of the rank and file of the army of Wranglers whomyron have challenged in your last number, will you kindly allow me space for a few words in defence of......
04tilt115 3nu5ir.
Mr. Lumley has issued the prospectus of his arrangements - for Her - Majesty's Theatre. Efe , sets out by alluding to the eircumstanceslmder which he has once more taken the......
Sadler's Wells, During The Time Of Mr. Phelps's Annual...
is not exactly the place to which one would- naturally direct one's attention when in search of histrionic novelty. " Stars" of the theatrical metro- polis ordinarily emigrate......
The New Philharmonic Society's Second Concert, On...
was good and successful. Agreeably to their plan of giving as much novelty as possible, they produced a new symphony by M. Gounod, the young Parisian composer whose sacred......
22d April 1866.
SLR—The statement herewith is offered as a condensed and easily . com- prehensible view of the pr of that the moon turns on her • own axis - in the same period that she moves......
At The Lyceum, Donizetti's Elixir D'amore Was Produced On...
for the first appearance this season of three favourites of the public, Bo- sio, Gardoni, and Ronconi. Rosie, however, was indisposed and unable to appear ; so her place was......
Mr. Hullah, For The Time At Least, Has Brought His
Orchestral Concerts to . a close. The fourth and last was given on Monday evening ; when St. Martin's Hall was crowded to the doors. Mr. Hullah's experiment of giving concerts......
The Moon Question.
22d April. But—It is a postulate in . this question admitted by all parties, that the moon revolves round the earth, always presenting the same face towards it. No instrument,......
Mr. And Mrs. Charles Kean Have Announced Their Benefit. For
Monday next; and they intend to signalize it by the production of the Winter's Tale, so put on the stage as to be the theatrical pageant of the season. The play-bbok, which is......
Ittirrs To Hitnr.
WINCED OM. Sin—The National Society, the Conventicler, and the politicians of the Off-hand school, led by Mr. Henley, Mr. Hadfield, and the Knight of Netherby, may be left by......
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