... that the Shah Persia hat asked Government India to lend him Indian officers ro-orgnnise his army. Mist Marriott has given Sadler’s Wells series farewell perform licet, previous to her immediate departure for America. The Boston Common Connell, the Journal ...

... Museum, the admission to which will bo obtained by the payment of fees of ■mall amount. Mr. Phelps matte short appearance Sadler's Wells last week, playing in three of his favourite clmracler*. On Monday enacted Sir Pertlnax M’Syeophant ** Tho Maa of the ...

... stock. The death announced Mr. J. L. Warner, actor on various London board', and son of Mr*. Warner, the late manager of Sadler's Wells. Air. Warner married daughter of Mr. J. A. known in dramatic circles aa Mis* Leigh. Thee inro of his death was consumption ...

... The play was Intended for the stage, and was placed in the hands Mr. Hi- Il*. 'hiring the period of his lemeeihip of Sadler* Wells Theatre, for rehearsal. Lord Lrttoo, however, altered Us intention. and withdrew die manaacri|it from Mr. Phelps's hands ...

... names, although used by hundreds every day, is almost entirely unknown to the population generally. Take for instance Sadler's Wells. This WAS a popular place of entertainment two centuries O. In 1683 some chalybeate springs were discovered in Clerkenwell ...

... an evening at Sadler's Wells. Easily acomidble from the northern and central districts of the metropolis, and within of the bells et St. Mark% Church, blyddelton-equare, within three minutes, too, of the crowded City-road, Sadler's Wells was a favourite ...

... forgotten Mr. Phelps made a noble effort to sustain them, and ever since the termination of his successful management at Sadlers Wells it has been a difficult matter to get a Shakespearian drama pla ce d upon the boards of any theatre in a manner worthy ...

... horsemanship, ASTLEY'R, and is announced to be reproduced on the 31a inst. Mdlle. Marquet is to be the this time. The old Sadler's Wells favourite, Mr. Henry Marston, is to have a benefit given to him at the Lyceum (the free use of which Mr. Irving has granted) ...

... transferred his services from the stage of the theatre to the music-hall stage, where he goes in for patter songs. OLD SADLER'S WELL THEATRE which, during the lesseeship of the late Messrs. Greenwood and Phelps, was the home of Shakespeare, has been entirely ...

... LAC= TERM TREZAD a TWIST. AMMO N OVELTIES OF THE SEASON ElalaUl a s lea l sal w elsaisa l' Vi i Os a lsii.s ak I N EW SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. iradras-HoilosiZt i a Sissa, Lagoa Every Evening. Prieto from 6d. to £2. OYAL CONNAUGHT ROG KORN. LA VILLE MADAM ...

... Rignold has opened the newly-embsillished Connaught Theatre with the comedy Alone and the drama Black-Eyed Susan. At Sadler's Wells Mrs. Bateman has bestowed her attention upon a pantomime entitled The Forty Thieves; or, Abdallah's 'Arrys. As may ...

... iv/WM 11•110YAL OONEAUGHT THEATRE, HOL-Lb HORN. Mr. GEO. RIONOLD, in COMEDY sad DRAMA. limy Ermine. Prim 6d. to V. to. NEW SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE Evian.. from lid. to I,Oj ...