"HUMPTY DUMPTY" PANTOMIME.

Pleasurably anticipated by young and old, the Stephensim-Linley pantomime extravaganza, "Humpty Dumpty," is to be presented at the Theatre Royal to-morrow night. The company consist* of 65 people, and comes well accredited from Australia, whero the principal States have been visited with great success. The principal humorist is Mr. Con Meroni, and he will be associated with Mr. Ernie Lashbrook. Both are said to be excellent pantomi mists, and exceptionally clever eccentric dancers. The other principals will be Mr. Charles Howard (King Dazzlum), Miss Olive* Robinson (Jack Buttercup), Miss Mollie King (Lolita), Miss Ida Tngersole (Humpty Dumpty), Miss Stella Cazalla (Hassarac), Miss Pearl Smaille (Conrad), Miss Alice Whittle (Hadji), and Miss Bertha Ashman (Saji). The dressing, scenery, ballets, marches, and effects will be on an elaborate- scale. The specialities nro in the able hands of The Three Rubes and Lennon, Hyman and Lennon. There will be two performances of the pantomime. The "Jam of Cathay," an extremely amusing musical extravaganza, will be the farewell attraction on Friday night. Box plans are now open at Jackson's.