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... NEW SADLER'S WELLS. i From the time Mrs Bateman announced her resolve to take Sadler's Wells Theatre and do her best to hi revive the ancient glories of the house, all playgoers have awaited the result of her experiment with interest, wishing so worthy ...
... in I all particulars resembled those which used to be erected T in the P.R. For some time previous to, the doors of t Sadler's Wells Theatre being opened, a crowd of very ( disorderly persons congregated outside, and when they i iwere thrown open a general ...
... Globe says :- A new and very promising actor, in the person of Mr. Edmund Phelps, the son of the experienced lessee of Sadler's Wells, made his first appearance on the stage en Wdneesday night at that theatre. He appeared as Ltric in Byroni tragedy of ...
... that exhibitors may now take posses- Sion of the spaces allotted to them. C Tha Ppirz RING ay LaSNoor.-Last night, at h1 Sadler's Wells Theatre, London, a pugiliatio encounter took place between Jim Goode and Mike Rees, both well known in connection withn ...
... particular accident differs from most others of the kind in its apparently more acci. dental character. In the catastrophe at SAdler's Wells Theatre in October, 1807, the same number of persons were killed as have beeu sacrificed at Bristol, butthe panic arose ...
... Mr Calder stMarshall; for architecture, M!r Street. . Mr. Tom Taylor's dramna of OChancarty has been 3' revived at Sadler's Wells, with Miss Isabel Bateman Sr as Lady Clancarty, Miss Virginia Francis as Lady v Betty Noel, and Mr W. H. Vernon as Olancarty ...
... apprenticed to a printer. On April 30, 1821, his farcical comedy ''More frightened than hurt was successfully produced at Sadler's Wells. Shortly before it Nvas acted, Jerrold was transferred to the printing-office of the Sunday Monitor, As lFraukliu had ...
... Dr. Lank'ester- into tl~&circumlstances 'attending -the death of .A^lfred Tolkien,- -who- had been acting aw clowrn at Sadler's Wells Theatre for the previous- four vweeks. It was- s tated, in, ,evidence. that on the -jirat. 'night' of; the :performanc'e ...
... in January to Migno xpected and ‘ * Carmen” with the Carl Kosa Company at Her Majesty’s Theatre. The reopening of the Sadler’s Wells Theatre with the Scottish drama “‘ Rob Koy”. attracted a highly representative auadi- ence, in which the Scottish element ...
... believe that if sheets and bo>iler plates are inclu.ded the rate will lbe greatly increased. AIIAM P4 A, LODno-s TREATrL-At Sadler's Wells Theatre, on riday night, during the per. formance of East Lvnn% ea, loud report was ,heard, the sound evid;ntly emnanting ...
... His most marked defect was the absence of that high-souled fire on which the histrionic reputation of the manager of Sadler's Wells is most enduringly based. Regarded as a whole, however, the impersonation displayed great artistic finish, and exhibited ...
... Dungannon rises in his 'place of feeble- ness to denounce the irreligiousness of Divine worship when performed in Sadlers Wells and other metropolitan theatres. I should like to have the Yiscount' private opinion on a Liver- pool clergymetn, who ...