Hazel Kirke

YVednesday next the 17tli inst., Ilill's opera house will undoubtedly be crowiled to its utmost capaclty by witnesses in attendatice on tlie presentation of one of the greatett playi of modern times, "HazelKirke," the same to be produced by 8 company with the same scenery and properties that brought it celebrity at the famous Madison Square Tlieatre in New York. The extraordinary run of this ex; traordinary "age" of over two tliousand consecutive performances, and public interest in theplay doesnot show the least sign of abatenient. Estimating that 500 persons have witnessed each performance we have a grand total of 1,000,000 people who have gazed upon the great play. Leaving out blind, deaf and one-armed men, 2,000,000 eyea have seen, 2,000,000 of ears have heard, and 2,000, OOOof hands have appliuided"llazel Kirke."