... Behoullet, Be ig; Toolin, ceiling. Smith was at the same time 11371108 of Malinmore, Arranmore, t h e w a nd s o f t h e Drury lane, the Alhambra, her Majesty's, and Rename, Tory, inish n ot i n, m a i m Rea d , and • travelling circus, landlord of the ...

... LONDON DAY BY DAY Maass TAN MO London. Monday. Drury Lane Theatre Doomed. The ciwtein will soon fall in Drury Lane Theatre never to rise again. The Duke of Bedford's agent has intimated to the pro prietary that thelease cannot be renewed owing to important ...

... reach. At present it is as reachable tor all practical purposes Connemara. After a career of over ttvo centuries and a half Drury lane Theatre is about to disappear. It is the old story. The site is valuable. The Duke of Bedford has declined to grant a reaewal ...

... the lirst lord. splendid held few days ago in the saloon of the revlval .. King John followed, with Helen Theatre Royal, Drury lane, under the KttUC ) », Constance. Finding the ■leeivimaie ref ifr 1 O'Dowd the accounts unprofitable Macroady m 1813. engaged ...

... THE DOOM OF OLD DRURY LANE THEATRE. At a general assembly of the proprietary held • few days ago In the saloon of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, under the presidency of Yr J C O'Dowd, C B, the amounts for the twelve months ended June 30 last were submitted ...

... lick Crea- tion, as their quonciom Yankee vioters say. After a historic career of 266 years there is serious danger that Drury Lane Theatre will soon become a thing of the past. The DIskeof Bedford, the ground landlord, has, forsome reason or anothernot ...

... he would destroy the Government within twenty-four hours. Vain boaster! Tura Duke of Bedford has finally refused to let Drury lane Theatre stand. He says its disappearance is essential for ins great improve•ment scheme Lis ad; niers hays ~drn ne.l—ii ...