... 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. Mr. Arthur C.sUs Mirth•Provokiag Siadbad. If tb• baby's first laugh become, a fairy, as Kr. prettily imagism. then playlund, or a part_ of become something ef ktrylund, for the msasgere bars Med with each other to **as Even • comedy, which ...

... DRURY LANE. *Cc the After all is eaid and done, grandest sight of the night—Boxing Night—at Old Drury is not on the Stage but in the House seen om the riso of the curtain, and with it of the audience, man, woman, and child, up- standing at the first inspiring ...

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... AT DRURY LANE. It will be good news to the summer visitor to find the national playhouse at Drury Lane open, as it is generally closed after the pantomime season until the early autumn. A new romantic comedy, Marsac of Gascony, by Edward Vroom, forms ...

... AT DRURY LANE. .Student* of collective pcychology, rays the dramatic critic os}-Tm Timex, in his acco«nt of the production of Dkk \Vbitlington,” Drury Lace might find much matter for at Drury Lane The vaet crowd of performers the «tase almost as numerous ...

... DRURY LANE. The report of the Theatre Royal, Drury.lsne. Limited, recommends a further d , vidend of 11 per cent.. making 21 per cent. for the year. During the six years of its existence the share. holders of this company have received three dividends ...

... AT DRURY LANE. Mr Arthur Collins has achieved one more triumph at Drury Lane with Jack and the Beanstalk. Messrs Arthur Sturgess and Arthur Collins open their panto at the roots of the Magic Beanstalk, where the Demon Worm unfolds his vile conspiracy ...

... AT DRURY LANE. Mr Arthur Collins' achievements in the past at Drury Lane have been so great that it seemed impossible be could go one better , but The Sleeping Beauty and the Beest' on Boxing Night showed that for resourcefulness to give us novelty and ...

... DRURY LANE. Sir Henry Irving, with the final performance of Dante, brought his aucceseful season at the national theatre to a ekes on Saturday with the following valedictory speech s— I cannot mist this opportunity of dunking you at the clone of our ...

... AT DRURY LANE I have already given pretty fully the story of the new drama, The Marriages of Mayfair, by Messrs Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton, which Mr Arthur Collins has selected as his first production on the new stage at Drury LIMP, and which will ...

... AT DRURY LANE. There is no possible, probable doubt, ro shadow of doubt whatever that Cinderella at. Drury Lane this year fully justifies its claim to be a children's pantomime, and the little ones owe a debt of gratitude to Sir Frans C. Barnard, Mr ...