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The large, finely decoraled saloon, arrangcd as a Iheater, fs 120 fcet long, 60 feet, broad, and 40 fect high, with pit and two liers of boxes, and capable of holding about 2000 spectators. Pcrformances take place on Sun- day, Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings. The usual priccs of admission aro : nurnbered seats 3 the Gallcry 2 The extra prizes are 4 and 3 — During the last win­ ters , when an Italian Opera - company per- formed, the public were put under extra con- tribution the prizes being considerably raised. — The ground floor, where the bazar may be found is but litlle used, and experience has proved that the building was raised on far too large, and consequenlly to expensive, a plan. Doors open at half-past 6. Folketheatret (The Thea tre of the l’e op l e ) , the third establishment of thai kind in Copenhagen, is siluated in Nørregade. The building was originally a Ilippodrome con- nected with a riding-school; but in 1857 it was fitled up as a theatre under the manage­ ment of Mr. Lange. The theatre ilself is handsome and most comfortable and will hold about 1600 spectators. The pcrformances principally consist of vaudevilles and farces of the broadest cast, which are all performed with cxcllcnt harmony.