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... CLOWN AT SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. On Wednesday evening an inquest was held by Dr. Lankester, at the Royal Oak, Spencer-street, Clerken- well, relative to the death of Alfred Tolkein, aged 32, who was engaged as clown at the Sadler's Wells Theatre, and ...
... Bassett, aged 16, a labourer, was charged with stabbing Moore and James Sessions, on Saturday night, as they were leaving Sadler's Wells Theatre. Sessions, who was able to leave the hospital, said that prisoner stabbed him in the back. They had quarrelled ...
... aged 16, a labourer, was charged with stabbing John Moore and James Sessions, on Saturday night, as they were leaving Sadler's Wells iheatre. Sessions, who was able to leave the hospital, said that prisoner stabbed him in the back. They hn.d quarreled ...
... Wimbledon Drill-ball on Saturday night, a piece founded on the Maybrick case was played for the first time by the company from Sadler's Wells Theatre. The Poisoner, as it is called, is in threo acts, and is from the pen of a writer who has little to gain by d ...
... At Sadler's Wells Theatre, one evening during Mr Phelps's management, the house was very full tnd very noisy, and there was every appearance )f the performance going off in dumb show. Just t )efore the time for the curtain to go up there ivere loud cries ...
... commissioned to build another of the same design, Mrs. Bateman, widow of the late lessee of tho Lyceum, vill reopen the Sadler's Wells Theatre whifih has been almost entirely rebuilt, and it now feNgil the most oommodious houses in. London, It was in a ...
... the course of next winter a. repertoire season, following the prin- ciples saccsssfully put into practice by Phelps at Sadler's Wells. Mr Benson includes in bis re- pertory 22 Shakespearian plays, many of which are seldom seen on the moderu stage. Among ...
... Londoners, will regret (says the Pall Mall Gazette) to hear of the death of Miss Edith Russell, the erstwhile lessee of Sadler's Wells Theatre, and an actress well-known both in London and the provinces. Miss Russell was the widow of the late Captain Irton ...
... wih two thousand Wigs; but that only shows now far we have progressed sinoe the good old times of the veneran actor at Sadlers Wells, who is described in the new number ot The Strand Magazine. This relic of tho palmy days used to boast that he had played ...
... with two thousand wigs but that only shows how far we have progressed since the good old times of the veneran actor at Sadlers Wells, who is descrihed in the new number ot The Strand Magazine, This relic of the palmy days used to boast that he had played ...
... Lyceum theatre, so ably managed by him, passed into the hands of Mr. Irving, and Mrs. Bateman sub- sequently re-built Sadlers' Wells, and opened it under conditions which were a fair augury of success. It is gratifying to know that during the eighteen ...
... is hardly necessary even to p-jint out its many intrinsic merits the fact that it has had such successful runs at the Sadler's Wells and the burrey Theatres, London, may be taken as an indication of its high rank. The cast se- lected by Mr Rousby—at the ...