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... the balance of ,d the expenses in reference to the execution of a, marhle bust. a presenited to Mliss Marriott, late of Sadler's Wells Theatre, le prior to her departure for Amecrica, where she is now star- be ring. Mr. Pickburn was applied to for a su ...
... that ar the Britasenia waH namned Hlop-Pickers and Ginsies. Bip van Winkle hns been revived at the ERoyal Alfred. At Sadler's Wells, Bliss Susan Denin has appeared in Lanh the Forsaken, and in East Lynne. The Ticlet-of- Leave IU an has been revived ...
... Times fear there is no denying that it is too well founded, and that his case is a very common one. Only the other day, at Sadler's Wells, formerly the favourite shrine of the Shakes. pearean drama, a spirited attempt was made by a new proprietor to revive ...
... states that M1r. Spurgeon is rather seriously unwell. Aversion of Sir Walter Scott's Old Mlortality has been produced at Sadler's Wells. A French journal states that the grandfather of Victor Hugo was the son of a carpenter at N ancy. bigaro reports the ...
... London.) Louise ((Sister to eslibexte) . ?? HaLtaway Baroness do C'ambrl ?? Virginia Bitrokwood (Of the Theatre Boyal, Sadler's Wells, Londen) ?? Henri Teernees ?? asl ?? Miss Da' Paoviems ?? ยข ?? Miss Burette TO conclude wt h Ealilday'n celehraied Lond ...
... A tragedian who is rapidly taking high rank in his profession is now playing around of Shake- spearean characters at Sadler's Wells. Mr. Penning- ton played O(0ello under an assumed name in a London theatre nine years ago. He is now playing KinyLear ...
... Theatres pr .r and Halls has also Sunday evening services at the B ig Oxford Music Hall and the Shoreditch Town Hall. tw At Sadler's Wells, to-morrow, Mr. B. H. Cowper tic Ae delivers the second of a course of addresses on the 2arT' Evidences of Religion. ...
... in the entrance hl!1, having received some new aind lustreus scenic additions, from the able hand of Mr. Evans, lataof Sadler's Wells Theatre, The per. formance on both rights commnenced with anhistorical piece, in three acts, entitled, Plot and Pasion ...
... commencing a tour through New England. Mr. Tom Taylor's Joan of Arc will be produced at the Queens Theatre this evening. Sadler's Wells Theatre will reopen this evening, under the management of Mr. D. Lewis. Mr. Aynsley Cook is engaged to accompany Madame ...
... on Friday a Taunton, through having been knocked down and liddea over by a bl e.yce Mr. Chattertos is the new lessee of Sadler's Wells. Theatre. No lesp than four London houses are now under his management. The Royal Scottish Academy exhibitlon, of paintings ...
... bring out, on the 1st Sep.- tember, an opera called Alib, 'the words by BL. Miolneaux, and the musio by M, Nibelle. Sadler's Wells opens to-night, with cheapprices and a new management and coompany; but the reconstrurtion of the building is postponed ...
... spectacular efcts which mny legitimately be introduced into his plays. In the revi- vals at Covet garden-by Macready, at Sadler's Wells by Phelps?, and at the Pcriness's by the late Charles aeen, eo that stage-art could do was to present the great dramas ...