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... Wieland had been on the stage since had been five years of age. first appeared on the occasion the benefit of Leelere. at Sadler Wells. wa* member the acting committee of the HruryUnc Theatrical Fund Hi* kindness and chanty will be regretted by the members ...
... in one piece. Thu*, the scene from the Tempt* (with the exception of M.« P. Horton) may be considered contribution from Sadler's Well*; that from the Winter’s Taie. offering from and Katharine and ...
... the Mechanics’ Institntion, Glas« tow. He finishes to-night with Othello. —The now-celebrated tragedian, Mr. Phelps, of Sadler's Wells, who will be remembered by many old play-goers as having, iu Corbet Ryder’s time, been for some years first actor in our ...
... hare much interest for all intelligent play-goers is that of the opening of Mr. Phelps’ theatre'’or the winter season. Sadler’s Wells resumes with Macbeth/' in which strengthening and improving additions have been made to even the very striking arrangements ...
... presuming them sufficiently stupid not to see through the trick. For the lovers of Shaksperian drama it good news that Sadler’s Wells theatre to be opened the by Mr. Phelps, under whose management it has been for several years the sole refuge of the old ...
... just appeared. Senor Iglesias, the editor of the EurojM, also recent appearance, appointed Civil Governor of Logrono, Sadlers' Wells, that never failing home of the legitimate drama, opened for the season Saturday night, under the management of Mr. Phelps ...
... novel, in successive numbers. Mr. Hunnay, the well known author of Singleton Fontenoy,” is to be author. A performance was Sadlers’ Wells Theatre, Loa* don, on Friday night, for the benefit of Mrs. Warner, the celebrated actress, who has been ill for long ...
... has received the Cross of Commander of the Order of the Crown from the King of Wurtemburg. Mr. Phelps has just revived at Sadler Wells Theatre, the play of Pericles, Prince of Tyre, which has met with success. The new fire-act opera, M. Balfi-formetly our ...
... Vigfc r » • known Parisian, and it is said that the happy safely ensc need in Brussels. The young man meuse fortune. At Sadler’s Wells we (Sptrtatm') find the tendency” into spectacle, under the pretext of maintaining most palpably manifest in the production ...
... Edinburgh, is making fair progrejs, notwithstanding the unfavourable weather. The lessee stated be Mr. Bhvckie; Mr. Josephs of Sadlers' Wells (long time prompter under the late Mr. W. H. Murray) being stagemanager. In commemoration of the visit of the band of ...
... world keeps a gentle effervescence. Miss Edith Heraud, ihe charming young actress who made such a sensation last winter at Sadler's Wells, in the part of Marina, will shortly appear (he Haymarket Tiieatre, in an original play written by her father. Mr, John ...
... musical rhythm and structure, and thus both poetry and musk may enriched and their sphere of action enlarged. A New Actress Sadler’s Wells.— On Saturday, savs the Times, the dramatic year commenced at Pentonviile, and was honoured with seal commensurate with ...