MR. OBOROB ALEXANDER’S COMPANIES in Arthur W. Pinero'* Great Comedy. •' HOUSE IN ORDER.” South Go.. B. Binbah, Manager Oct. 8. THEATRE ROYAL. HANLEY. North Co.. 11. B. Pitxoimon. Manager. Oct. 8. ALEXANDRA THEATRE. GREENOCK. No Vacant Date* until Spring. 1908. Address, C. T. 11.

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lss Liberty. WRIGHT, Addreea. 67, Oxford road, Oonnerabory. W. MISS MAY SAKKU, Specially Engaged mud Jame*. Es*|.. Merton. It’* Never Too Late to Mend." aiui by Mlw» .F. Uloseop Harris for Shakespearean Spring Toar. EMMELINE ORFORD, Now Bth Moaa-fttoll Tour. Aug. 6. EMPIRE. DUBLI

MR BILVANI'B DAVNCBT AND MB. M. V. LEVBALX'S CO. io Mr. Alfred *otro> Hliblf jMeeMfil Conodr. "fTIHE KASCINATINO MB VANDERVELDT," from TiIB GARRICK THKATRE. LONDON. Only Vacant Date*. Oct. 22. 29, and Nov. 12. Address, Mr. SitYAKOT Dsimcgr, Charing-cross. B.W. MU. RILVANCH AND M

BATEMAN (Mra. CROWE). for Fencing. Daaciac. Reeideni Popilt. Pali particulars. appJjr. by letter only, Miss 88. PHILBBACH-QARDBNB. B.W. SEVILLE’S PRIVATE DRAMATIC STUDIO, M«, OXFORD STREET. W. ~ Patrons Sir Cbarfea Wyodbam. 11. Beerbohm Tree. Esq.; E. 8. Willard. Bsq.:Cyril Maud

THE E A. MISS KATK OSBOUNE, Specially engatftd t*-r five weeks. Addre—, • 10. Kiog-atreet. I uvcnt (larden. W.<j Ml 8 tt, Mrs. Scriver. ** The Spider and he Fly,'* Aug. 6. Kennington Theatre. Ml S 8 LOUISA PEACH. Richmond Theatre, own Sketch. "Taming Husband." Disengaged Aug. 13.

A robust survival of the season’s novelties is to bo found in The Girl behind the Counter, which reached its 109 th performance at Wyndham's on Monday. A formidable army of authors are associated in Mr. Frank Curxon'a popular production, and the story and lyrics Leedhatn Bantock

Ot « OWN " » vmmmmrvm irmmt.f PARIS. ThufMt»y. August 2.—1 sorry have chronicle the of M. Alrxsodro for many years musical conductor at tbo Op4ra Cuiniquc. Luigini,’an excellent musician, belonged to family artists. was born in Lyons, where bis father, Jcaeph. became, after Haii