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TnEArnE E.--"'rhe King of the Commons which was received with so much enthusiasm on Monday night, is announced fer repetition lhis evening, and we are greatly mistaken fit does not attract large audience NIr. J. WallaelS, Jr., personates the Scotch King, James V, with great deal ofproprie- ty His acting in that part alone is enough 10 es. ablish his fame as an artist of decided ability and taste In some scenes he is positively and tower inely ere5a We cannot now write a lengthy ylerili- cism tas we niended) on the play bui we can safe- y say il is dramatic production of intense interest and effect, and well worthy the enthusiastic op- plause itreceyed.

 The .AIadeliue Wier' of Mrs. W4llaclS was a careful and pleasing performance, and lhe entire corps dramatiqus eyinced the utmost attention 10 lheir respective roles throughout. Independent oi the plays of sterling merit which we nightly have, much praise is bestowed upon the admirable farees which conclude the performances. They are adml- raby played, and are greeted with the hearnesl laughter throughout Tonight one ofthe best of the new farces, "A Man without Head" is repeated The roars of laughter with whchit Is received IS the best evidence of the pleasure it conveys, md the po- pulNrity of the piece.