Theatres.

The Gondoliers.The last week of the Gondoliers is announced at the Globe Theatre. The opera continues to be a great success and draws a full house nightly. Miss Palliser's popularity as Gianetta increases with her stay. The music and libretto are both up to the standard of Gilbert and Sullivan's best work.

Aunt Jack.Crowded houses are still to be found applauding Aunt Jack at the Tremont Theatre. Agnes Booth deserves praise for her intelligent acting of the part of the title roll. The rest of Mr. Palmer's Home Company uphold the reputation of the Madison Square Theatre for excellent work. Each performance is preceded by "A Man of the World," a comedy in one act.

Silver Falls."Silver Falls," a new romantic play by Simms and Pettitt, was presented last evening for the first time at the Boston Theatre. The play is of that prevalent type of melodrama in which the last act always sees virtue triumphant and vice punished. The leading part of "Eric Normanhurst" is fairly well taken by William Redmund, al