Mr Beerbobm Tree’s now theatre in Lon don will be ideal in many respects. It will have no gallery up in the roof with auditors gazing down on the tops of the heads of tho actors while the latter are vainly striving to look up at them. Tho audience will bo well in front of the stage, none of them at a higher pitch than the dress circle of the present theatre. Mr Erie Mackay, the poet (brother to Miss “Mario Corelli"), has written a play on “ Robespierre,” which is to be produced in

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