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It may be interesting to note that the forthcoming premieres already nounced are, September 1st, "Androcles! and the Lion" at the St. James's Theatro; on the following evening “Joseph and His Brethren " at His Majesty's; September 4th, "Tho Legend of Leonora " at the Duke of York's; September 15th, "Interlopers" at the Royalty; and October 1st, "The Laughing Husband" at the New Theatre.

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With regard to "Joseph and his Brethren," by Mr. Louis N. Parker, it is of interest to know that Sir Herbert Tree has succeeded, after a little trouble, in it entirely up to date. At this popular armagol, with the Inkisle obtaining the necessary licence from the house, visited a few evenings ago, one may the Surnames in strictly Alphabetical Order Lord Chamberlain. Mr. Parker, in an

tast any nathe can be found instantly. interview, declares that there is nothing in the play that could lay it open to being censored; it is intrinsically a Biblical play with actual Biblical dialogue, and all the additional illustrations, and material necessary to make a play of it The play was produced in New York last January and met with great success,

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THE AUSTRALIAN MAEL The N.Y.K. str. Kumano Marn (Aus tralan Line) left Thursday Island for this port via Manila on the 14th August, and is expected here on the 26th August.

The play opens with the representation The E. & A. str. St. Albans, from of the jealousy which leads Joseph's Bydney, eta, left Port Darwin on the brethren to cast him into the pit and Mr. Phillip E. Hubbard from the novel Lano PLÁN OF THE Cerv or VierARTA 19th August, for Manila, and may be expected to arrive here . or about 30th afterwards to rescue him and sell him into the bondage which is destined to August.

make him so powerful in their time of need. The bringing to. Jacob of the

Me. Louis Meyer, the enterprising, and energetic lessee and manager of the Strand Theatre, has given us one of the prettiest domestic plays

would Fax or POREIGN SETTLEMENTS, Trunra wish to see, and visitors from the FarPLAN OF THINOTAU (Kraochad)

OF FAREIGH Cansion, SHAUBĦA East should not fail to B00 The PLAN OF HONGKEW (SHANGHAI) with Ter Barrier," a play in four sets adapted by Showing the ExNDED SHIMMEET * TERBITUBY (KOWLOON) PLAN OF NEW!

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favourite son, the temptation of Joseph by Potiphar's wife, the woman's revenge.

by Mfr. Bex Bench, and produced by Mr. PLAN OF KOWLOOS Matheson Lang.

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altered and now starts with an Alpine scene with some elever snow and sport affects: real toboggans, carrying members of this celebrated, beauty chorus, clash round curves and some extraordinary demonstrations of faney ler skating are given by Alfred and Siegfred Nass. Miss Anna Held, the famous French actress, has now joined the rœafe,

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