MR. CLEMENT SCOTT, in his most useful column of theatrical information in the _Daily Telegraph_, told us last Friday, that the Princess's Theatre is now "heated by a new process," which must mean the exceptionally warm reception given every evening to Mrs. LANGTRY as _Cleopatra_. In this favourable sense of the phrase, "She gets it hot all round," and the public assists in "making it warm" for _her_, in return for _her_ making it warm for _them_. The more than CLEMENT SCOTT writes of "extra rows of stalls," and of "money being turned away on account of the success of _Antony and Cleopatra_." Bravo! "O rare for _Antony_!" and O most rare for Egypt's fairest daughter! Of course when the money is "turned away," more money is admitted. Great thing for a theatre when all the boxes are money-boxes, and the pit a gold-mine. Those who are allowed to enter will not complain of being "let in," unless they object to being "let in for a good thing." With its ballets and splendid _mise-en-scène_, and its splendid "Missis-_en-scène_," too, "There would seem no reason," continues the generous SCOTT, "why _Antony and Cleopatra_ should not be regarded as what is euphemistically (a deuce of a word this) known as a 'Christmas Piece.'" By all means. Be it so. Will the fair Manageress take the hint, and announce a grand Transformation Scene for Boxing Night, with the pantomimic cast thus distributed:--_Harlequin_, Colonel ANTONY COGHLAN; _Columbine_, Mrs. CLEOPATRA LANGTRY; _Pantaloon_, Mr. ENOBARBUS STIRLING; and _Clown_--a real "Shakspearian Clown," by Mr. EVERILL, who, in spite of his name, we hope will continue Ever-well, and be able to indulge the public with the good old classic song, "_Poma Calida_." Mr. CLEMENT SCOTT, at this inclement season, has hit on a first-rate notion, of which, no doubt, Queen CLEOPATRA will avail herself, if necessary. * * * * * A CHRISTMAS PAR.--At this season we must mention Crackers, that's the truth--and we can't let 'em off, SPARAGNAPANE's Jewelled Crackers are A1, and that's truth and no cracker. While on the subject of Crackers, we are prepared for the question, What next? and are equally prepared with the echoing reply "WARD next,"--with his dainty confections in artistic cards and booklets. * * * * * NOTICE.--Rejected Communications or Contributions, whether MS., Printed Matter, Drawings, or Pictures of any description, will in no case be returned, not even when accompanied by a Stamped and Addressed Envelope, Cover, or Wrapper. To this rule there will be no exception. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Punch, Or The London Charivari, Vol. 99., Dec. 20, 1890, by Various