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I COVENT-.GARDEN.—Harlequin Georgey Barnwell is one
•3f those pieces that defy detail. George is personated by
Mr. C. I. Smith, and Millwood by a man—we need say no
more. As to the introduction—the comic scenes introduce
a Jim Crow ; " the Equestrian Statue" of George 111.. &c.
&c., and a very good scene, in which the enlargement of the
papers is very fairly burlesqued.
AITELPHI.—" Cowardy, Cowardy, Custard," is the " plot"
of the affair at the Adelphi. Mother Glass, the genius of
Cookery, befriends Count Cayenne, who ultimately obtains
Mustard (Miss Lane). ()f the freaks and follies of the
various scenes we have little to say ; the scenery is good (or
at least as good as the pantomime permits) ; the principal
points are the ramparts of Cruet I; astle (well painted), and
the Richmond and London Railway ; the last scene is also
deserving of praise.
JAMES'S.—No pantomime. A new historical drama,
to be called Bletchington House, which is an adaptation of
historical events during the civil wars to the purposes of a
drama, will be produce. There is nothing very novel in
either the incidents or effects, but the introduction of one of
the interludes or " drolls" of the olden time is decidedly a
novelty. This piece, if it deserve that title, has not been
acted for nearly a eb.uple of centuries, and is to be rendered,
as it is said, verbatim c..` literatim from the original. After
this, Weber's Oberon, orig.inallY produced at Covent-Gar-
den, is to be revived, Brahao reassuming his original cha-
racter of Sir Huon. The perfen;
maa,ces conclude with The
Parish Revolution.
OLYMPIC.—This theatre commences s Christmas gam-
bols with a new drama, entitled The Doubt:" -Dilemma, in
which Vinin, Oxberry, Mrs. Honey, and the Widow, have
the chief characters ; this will be followed by .12.6 would be
an Actor ; al:11 the last piece, the gem of the evea.inF, is a
fairy tale, entitled Riquct with the Tuft ; the story well
known. Madame Yestris plays the Princess ; Cha.'leg
Mathews, Riquet ; Miss Yitzwalter, Mab ; Mrs. Haney,..a
fairy-land soubrette ; Bland, a Grand Duke of the Fairies;
and Mrs. Anderson, a fop, who r;vals Riquet in his love for
the Princess. A number of children are engaged in this
piece, and a variety of very pretty scenery is introduced in
it. The best scene is the grotto of the palace gardens.
The groups are exceeding effective ant; elegant. Mrs.
Honey appears in excellent health and goodsp.,!rits. Messrs.
Manche and Dance are the authors of this bu?letta, and
have displayed their usual tact. The puns are nuznerous,
though not very novel.
THE QUEEN'S.—A new melo-drama' entitled The
Guardian Spirit, is to be produced here. Its plot is some-
what similar to that of Buckstone's Doom of Maru:nci.
Miss Wrighton enacts Guido, the Guardian Spirit ;
Reid and Miss E. Clifford, the hero and heroine, who,
after a variety of perils, both on land and sea, but particu-
larly of the latter order, are made happy, and the spirit,
having completed its mission, reascends into the flies, as the
nearest road to its ultimate destination. Eye on (not by
Sergeant Talfourd) follows, and then a Lady sings " Jump
Jim Crow." The performance concludes with a fkrec,
called The Musical Bore.

SURREY.—Harlequin and Lady Bird's Bower is an-
nounced to attract the visitors of this theatre. The intro-
duction deals with the doings of Christmas, a veritable and
jolly-looking personage, embodied by Mr. Goldsmith—Snap-
dragon, Egg-hot, and a host of attendant "spirits ;" these
" Annuals" exercise their influence upon Hodgepodge,
afterwards Harlequin, Honner ; Gaffer Humstrum and
his Dame, afterwards Pantaloon and Clown, Messrs. As-
bury and Paul Herring. Amid the scenery is an effective
" Hall of Christmas," Goding's Brewery, and a " Dioramic
Annual," very well painted by Phillips. This includes a
series of views from " L'arc de triomphe de l'Etoile," the
city of Grenoble passing over the Upper Alps en route.
The 'comic business is very Surrey-fled, and if the sup-
porters of the motley heroes be not first-rate professors,
they are favourites on their side of the water.