... paraffin will be used to ensure their success. D d A limited company is being formed to ch acquire a forty-years' lease of Drury Lane a Theatre, with all fixtures, accessories, and machinery, as a going concern. The capital d will amount to £,125,000, in ...

... pantomime at -this g a theatre is fixed for Friday next. Mr. Arthur c Sturgess, the author of La Poupde and the last h i few Drury-lane pantomimes, has written The u House that Jack Built speciallv for the Empire b I Theatre. The story has been worked out ...

... pursuing her career of self- Vas 3 awVelopmnat. corn- Act, For tho first time in the two hundred rears' case, historr of Drury Lane Theatre. the old historic the and ?? home of pantomime has been in- lence sured a>aillst rc. A policy has quite recently ...

... croft, all which is worth about £65 per annum. Drury- C ite lane was so named from its association with the drama. Here our Drury-lane Theatre stood. and. though but the second playhouse erected ad in Liverpool, it was in the reality thc first of ,3 any note ...

... Ford in The a MIerry Wrives of Windsor, and in the follow- t ing year as Stella St. Clair in A 'iillion of is Money at Drury Lane. il Apprehension is felt for the safety of the b P. and 0. steamer Aden, which left Colombo ? on the 1st inst., and is now ...

... boarding-out system. fri: I see it mentioned in some theatrical gossip en it of dramatic circles that the management at 't Drury-lane Theatre has spent £1I5,000 upon g ;r the production of their pantomime. To this 3, has to be added the cost of 300 of the ...

... Lord-street, Southport,L wine and spirit merchants. Josiah Thomas and John Edwards, trading as John A Edwards and Co., 10, Drury-lane, Liverpool, insurance N brokers and general commission agents. J. Thomas M retires. M A. D. Leigh, 3. Williamson, and J ...

... did not change hands. We are informed that Ihe piece of land situate on the south side of Brunswick-street, west side of Drury-lane, and east side of Back Goree, Liver- pool, embracing an area of ovcr 800 yards, together with the commodious offices and ...

... Pancras, London, Ylswerday, on the body of Thomas O'Callhan, et.d 59.a at actor. The deceased, who bad been chraged at Drury-lane Theatre, and recently. t::6-cr the name of T. C. SHarris appeared int the cast of the dra.ma entitled The Duchess of ...

... CLUB RAID. t At Marlborough-street Police Court, London, ii yesterday, Alexander Pyser, 33, hairdresser, Str living in Drury-lane; Charles Pyser, 69, dealer, Ii orof U pper St. 'Martin's-lanej: Charles Penniogton, S( ;W24, a printer, of New Comnpton-street ...

... , will forsake the luxury of p a their homes and try the experiment of a b e few days' mission work in the slums of l e Drury-lane ? Apart from that, however, the ti F mission will introduce some new and whole- some influences into the lives of the poor ...

... STOPPED. ..A nrumour gained currenc~y in the St;rand, B 3London, on Satrrday night, tha a erious aiim- }x dent had occurred at Drury-lane Theatre, andh that it had prevented the perfomac o£ ~Tbeu White Hieather. Inquiry at the theatre unfor- h 1 tunatelv p ...