To-night Pollard's Ltllputiau Opera Company, will open at the Tbeane Rnyn), and lovers of amusement may depend upon a thoroughly orjiyable" perform ance. Our contemporaries are very out ppoken in their praise of tbe company, whose merits are not by any means un known here. Saturday's Wanganui Urrald, speaking of tbe production of "Erniuie" lust Fiiday, reports as fol lows:-" Mies Marion Mitchell was most happily cast, and playing her very pretty part with vigor and intelligence bli« scored b palpable hit, nor. only by her anting but In her vocalism As the Chcvaliets d' lndustrie, Masters Alf. Stephens and Harry Qaealey were afforded full scope for the display of their nbli ies— one supplying a distinct foil to the of er, by reason of the fact that Rsvannes is the more polie!.ed ni.d accomplished stoundie', while Cadeanx In correspondingly ignorant and low. Some excel'eot f 'oing wns introdnced by the twain, which tended to keep the honsi in constant simmers of merriment. And here it m»y he mentioned that tbe dialogue is particularly chrlsp and. witty, and the inutile is ouch all through tie to ptamp tbe composer as one of the highest in merit. We only regret that space precludes lengthened reference to the many beautiful solos, concerted pieces, and ohoroses with which the opera abounds, and that tbey were fully appreciated was evidenced by the hearty applause and c'amorous en cores. Master E. Noble (one of the latest additions to tbe troupe) was very good as tbe conrtly, hospitable, and un suspecting Mnrquis de Pont vert, and assisted materially in the due working out of the plot. Amongst others in the very lengthy caflb may he particularly mentioned Miss Emiiy Metoalfe (Eugene Mercel), Miss Nellie Wilson (Captain Delaunay), Master George Young (Ser geant), Master W. Percy (Simon, a waiter), Miss Maud Beatty (Chevalier de Brabazin), Miss Lily Stephens (Ceiis Mercel), Mi-s Lily Everett (Javotte), Miss Flo Russell (Princess de Gram poneur), and Misses E. Zuigler, C. Palmer, May Baatty, and Lily Mowhray amongst the peasantry, guests, &c. 