Dunedin is blessed with a plethora of entertainments at the present time, and most astonishing of all is the fact that each appears to be well patronised. Counter at tractions notwithstanding, there was no per ceptible decrease in the attendance of the Circus last evening, or, in other words, the spacious marquee was well filled. We have before referred to the abilities of this troupei and need only mention that they continue to go through their programme with undimin ished success. The season terminates to morrow, whea there will be afternoon and evening performances.
The Queen's Theatre was nofc very largely patronised last evening, when the wonder ful Girards repeated their extraordinary en tertainment. In the laughable dancing performance, Julian holds a light cask at arm's length above his' head, and touches it alternately wifch each foot. The auditory were most enthusiastic in displaying their appreciation of the Brothers' efforts to amuse. Mr Valentine Jacobs appears to be come more popular each evening as a ventri loquist and magician. He has adopted an admirable system of introducing new dialogues on every possible occasion. Julian, Russell, and Emille will, take a complimen tary benefit fca-nighfc.
Mr and Mrs George Case gave another drawing room entertainment last evening to a numerous audience, the dress circle being paructdarly well filled. There was a change of programme, and ifc is needless to

say that the entertainment was euccessftii m the highest de^-ee. There will be another ehangje,of programme this evening, and fr great treat is promised, inasmuch as Edmttad. Yates's cleverly written piece, "TheMaUt, in Possession"— composed specially for Mr and Mrs Case--wiU be played for the firafe time in Dnnedin.
