... SADLER'S WELLS. Another of tbose Shakesperian revivals which have from time to tine been prodused at this theatre with so much credit to the management of Mr. Phelps, was last evening presented to a judiciously-oritical audience ; for it is one of the ...

... Green Hills of the Far West and Guy 3lannering, at the Viotoria, this week. Mrs. Marston and the star company from Sadler's Wells perform during the week at the Standard, in Vir- gillims, 'The Winter's Tale, and The Italian Wife. (n Thursday ...

... his 'wand, and' the transforrnation is comiplete. Anderson is at Sadler's Wells. Need we add thht the people are there also P Is it necessary fer us to inform our readers that Sadler's Wells is thronged nightly, though it'is the middlp of the month of Jult ...

... arrangements. as heretofore, were under the direction of Mr. Charles Keen. Mr. Phelps, the distinguished actor, and leasse of Sadler's Wells, inaugnrated the representations this year. by the performance of Shak- spere's histerical play of King Henry V. as ...

... DErTva OF Mn. JorS WesciesS, THE ACTOR AmeD DRAxATiST.-The following circular has been forwarded by Mr. Greenwood, of Sadler's Wells theatre, who is treasurer of the committee appointed to receive subscrip- tions on behalf of the bereaved family. The ...

... at Sadler's Wells Thealtre, o the 20th of April, and t that he ehoulddecline to act in WY other play on that even- ;iug. That this was a five at play, and that the defendant well knew the plaintia could not perfoum such a play at Sadlers' Wells Tbeatre ...

... cast. The Sadler's Wells t7'epe of ?? Fenton, Deulin, Miss Parkes. and others, embarked, on Wednesday last, at the Sb. Katherine's Wharf, for H~amn- burg, eni route, to Berlin, where they intend producing the last pantomime played at Sadler's Wells under ...

... Olympic, but chiefly through the inimitable burlesque acting of Mr. Rlobson. -. Some members of the Lyceum Theatre opened Sadler's Wells, but met with indifferent patronage. -. ing Queer, a travestie of Kissg Lear,played at the Strand, but was a production ...

... George, Miss Mazrtiidal.-AndTHERING DOVES.- OLYNPIC. NTGL SihL. Howard, ane Bayflett.-R9NGRENE'S DAUGHTER. ooropen at SADLER'S WELLS. Tmas EvzNso, FEUDAL TIMES. . Barston, Bennetth or, tho Genie of the Mesg rad Aladd0mit WPau 4erdf Lamp.-Doors epen at ...

... was an a greoable interlude, but not peculiarly remarkable as a ?? n. T3e col cart terminated at a laudably early hour. SADLER'S WELLS. Mr. C. Dillon was advertised to appear last nieht at tll theatre in the character of Rolla in Pizarro, for the fir4 ...

... nearly aU destroyed. i A ; miser' has recently died at Sadler's Wells. William Crew, educated in a charity-school, cause to London in 1790; was taken as an errand-boy by a hair-dresser at Sadler's Wells; and at his death suc- ceeded to the business. He was ...

... jun.; Mesdames L. Howard, Adamp, Ellen Turner, and A. 1'hillips.-I'VE EATEN MY FRIEND, -And THE DEMON FT.-DoOreopen at6. SADLER'S WELLS. 'liss Evziurie, TIMON OF ATHENS. Messrs. rhelps, Bennett. Marston. Graham, and Hoskins; Mr. Graham. - And ASK NO QUESTIONS ...