... Sedgwick played the heroine. These were followed by an adaptation of The Isle of St. Tropez, in which the author played, at Sadler's Wells an Irish drama, called The hitherto been accredited with; these, too, were artistically contrasted with his reckless gaiety ...

... played at the Lyceum, and from that house went to Drury Lane, where he again played with Mr. Macready. In 1844, he took Sadler's Wells Theatre, a memorable event in the history of the stage, and one with which his name will ever remain most honourably ...

... Polytechnic have made his name familiar to all, has during the past few weeks been giving a series of entertain ments at Sadler's Wells Theatre. One of the most interesting items of his programme was a lecture, accompanied by experiments, showing how best ...

... J. Keen. Boxing. Fight for the Championship has been the heading to many of the reports of the gloved proceedings at Sadler's Wells Theatre, reminding us of the days of the P. K. It is as well to call things by their right names. This boxing, as carried ...

... it is expected, raise the amount to/' 1,500, and additional donations may be looked for. The Oldest Theatre in London, Sadler's Wells, built hv Rosomon on the site of the old Music House pulled down in 1764, is to be entirely recon structed in the interior ...

... theatre in a most un promising soil, and to reclaim one of the lowest of all possible audiences. Seven or eight years ago Sadler's Wells Theatre, in London, was in the condition of being entirely delivered over to as ruffianly an audience as London could ...

... Mr. Buckstone, and adding to it the names of Haines, Jemmy Green, and Mrs. Waylett, both from the Adelphi, Lewis from Sadler's Wells, the famous Mr. John Reeve, Mrs. Stanley and several other popular players, opening with a new play called The Weird Woman ...

... appears through the centre of the Web of Destiny. The scene from The Forty Thieves chosen for our illustration at New Sadler's Wells is, to quote the words of The Times, a very tasteful and picturesque representation of the Regent Street of Bagdad. The ...

... mwM iii Theatres jj y\j MRS. BATEMAN does not, we believe, aspire to regain for SADLER'S WELLS Theatre the exclusive reputation for performances of poetical drama and standard comedies which this theatre enjoyed under the memorable reign of the late Mr ...

... and Son Mdlles. Loftus, Adair, Victor, Denvil, Wood. On Wednesday, March 17, Mr. T. G. Clark's Anniversary Benefit. NEW SADLER'S WELLS. Shakespeare's Plays. The com plete success of MACBETH has induced the Management to arrange for its performances six ...

... disguised as a monk. The gallant J acobi as usual leads Ms band on to victory. I have not yet seen The Danites at the New Sadler's Wells, but must shortly make a pilgrimage of devotion to the shrine of Cincinnatus Miller, alias Joaquin Miller, alias Judge ...

... temptation of the influx of their kind, McKee Rankin and the members of The Fanites company have moved from the far-off Sadler's Wells to the immediate Globe Theatre, so that one can now enjoy the glorious climate of California, without travelling very ...