irronman, to postpone ms contemplated visit to ■ ^ America for a twelvemonth. That, in consequence, 0will not take place until September, 1901.riveappeMrs. Bernard Beere, I am glad io learn, is conypletely restored to health, and is now ready pfan to return to work. She is at the present moment mucin ne otiation with Mr. H. Lytton, the future c\on manager of the Criterion, who, we understand,' • ' S ' * R-lias approached her with a view to her playing of rtthe part, of a countess in '/ The Wild Rabbit, which he is producing there. Yet later Mrs. ^ Beere will probably be found in a theatre under a(](} her own management; but where is the play of Levi to-day Avhich offers her the type of part with Sclijlt;which she has hitherto been associated? In fact, gm„(however, Mrs. Beere is not at all indisposed to fionplav lighter, serious comedA- parts. Under her dran£*OAvn management she would certainly revive “ As nG in a Looking-Glass/’ Avhich she believes has stillplenty of A-itality.musithe JtianiTo-night (Saturday) for a limited number of ordl nights the celebrated dancer, Rayon D’Or, Avith cann5 1 /A tit