... DRURY LANE. SMALL Freehold Office Properly, icolal JEI6S. tow price to close (4954) CANNING-PLACE COMMANDING POSITION. RF.A, about 850 :»ids. * Corporation leasehold, 75 ■ * - years from 1857. (A.B) CHURCH-ALLEY AND OLD POST OFFICE PLACE. IT A LIVABLE ...

... DRURY LANE MELODRAMA. MARRIAGE LAW ANOMALY. Mr. Cecil Raleigh has been telling a Daily Chronicle interviewer all about the new melodrama written by himself and Mr. Henry Hamilton for the Drury-lano autumn season. It is true. said Mr. Raleigh, that ...

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... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. MR. J. HICKORY WOOD'S CAT. [From Our London' Dramatic .'L London. Monday *W Drury Lane Theatre, to large extent opened to-night. The regulations compelled the management to expend of money were the subject of sonic ences on the ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE The accounts presented at the twelfth meeting. in London, yesterday, of the Drurv Lane Theatre Company, showed profit for tne year of £7.111, which, with £2,520 brought forward from last year, and £7,411, tho balance of the contingency ...

... 13. DRURY LANE RENTS FROM £lO PER ANNUM. For full particulars apply to Paterson and Thornaa Agents, 16. Cook-street. Liverpool. OLDH ALL-STREET (51j.-Double Offices, excellent lights; £22 £i3; single, Keeper. _ 2207 d ROYAL INSURANCKBUJIDINGS. 9. North ...

... cat, there has never been a better exponent of the traditional animal at Drury Lane than Mr. Arthur Conquest. .' , The acting is one of the great leatures of the latest Drury Lane success, but the music 18 a wonderful adjunct. If Mr. Arthur Collins has ...

... Drury Pantomime. The run of Mr. Hall Caine’s “The Bondman ” comes to an end at Drury Lane to-morrow night, and the theatre will then be closed to the publio until the production of Mr. Hickory tomime of Sinbad the Sailor on Boring Site ht The elosin of ...

... DRURY LANE PROFITS. Successful Year. At the annual meeting of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, held in London, to-day, Mr. T. Birch, Manchester, who, the absence through illnes3 of Lord Loftus, pre sided, said that notwithstanding the war, bad times, and ...

... Wilkie Bard, who is new to Drury-lane, had an uphill fight Saturday night, but in the end he won the audience completely, and he will increase his popularity with each performance. Next in public, favour comes the cat. The Drury-lane cat looks more like a ...

... DRURY LANE TIRE. Attention naturally attracted to (ho If the Theatre Royal 'Drury Lane) Comclayey to-day an a null of the diseatrouv fkr in the small hours of Oa moraing. Do:thann the company iv fully norrred invorancr. Mit the that Matinees iv likely ...

... DANTE DRURY LANE. On Thursday night there took place what was undoubtedly the event of the theatrical year namely the prodnetion by Sir Henry Irving Drury Lane, of Surdoc's ami Moreau's Dante.” rendered into English Mr. Lawrence Irving. Sir Henry's first ...