The "last nights" of 'Charley's Aunt' at the Globe Theatre were no sooner an nounced than business picked up again, and Mr Penley now hopes the venerable dame may see him over Christmas. The pheno menal success of this piece proves the public prefer a laugh to anything. A good song or a good laugh will carry the most surprising "pifflo" through. To avoid any possibility of clashing with other managers, Mr Beerbohm Tree has already decided that, he will open Her Majesty's on Saturday, Februarv 27, when Mr Gilbert Parker's play 'The Seats of the Michty' will be performed for the first time in London. Anyone attempting an infringe ment of Mr Tree's right to that date will accordingly be dealt with after the usual manner.
ESPRIT DE CORPS IN THE SOUDAN.
