_Prices_--The following scale of prices has been adopted for the opening night--Dress Circle, 5/-; Upper Circle, 3/-; Pit and Amphitheatre (entrance in Beaufort Square), 2/-; Gallery (entrance in St. John's Place), 1/-. No second price. _Prices of Admission after the first night_ will be as follows--Dress Circle, 4/-; second price, 2/6. Upper Boxes, 2/-; second price, 1/6. Pit, 1/6; second price, 1/-. Amphitheatre (entrance in St. John's Place), 1/-. Gallery, 6d. Private Boxes, 20/-, 25/-, 30/-. _Box Office_--The Box Office, under the direction of Mr. Gifford, for a few days will be at Mr H. N. King's Photographic Establishment, 42 Milsom Street, the proprietor having kindly placed his view-room at the service of the manager. _Leader of the Band_ Mr T. H. Salmon _Stage Manager_ Mr Marshall _Scenic Artist_ Mr G. Gordon DRAMATIC PROLOGUE-- _Written expressly for the occasion by_ G. F. Powell, Esq. The Spirit of the Past by Miss Henrietta Hodson The Spirit of the Future by Miss Ellen Terry (her first appearance here) The Spirit of the Hour (Lord Dundreary) by Mr W. Rignold The Spirit of the Times (Sensation) by Mr A. Wood The Spirit of Fashion by Miss Desborough (first appearance here) Fortune by Miss Elizabeth Burton Comedy by Mr Charles Coghlan (his first appearance) Tragedy by Mr George Yates (his first appearance) Mr Chute (Lessee and Manager) by Himself. "God save the Queen." _Verse and Chorus by the Company._ To be followed by Shakespeare's MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM As arranged for representation by Mr Charles Kean, and performed 150 times at the Royal Princess's Theatre. With entirely new Scenery, Costumes, Decorations, Appointments, Mechanical Appliances, and Mendelssohn's music. The Scenery by Mr W. Gordon, Mr George Gordon, Mr Geo. Philips, Mr Horne & Assistants. The Machinery by Mr Harwell. The Costumes by Miss Jarrett and Assistants. The Appointments by Mr Pritchard. The Action and Dances by Miss Powell. Music arranged by Mr J. L. Hatton & Mr Salmon.