... Sold by C. GIUY. VAt DI‘VILLE THEATER, Strand, Lond i.very Evening at 8.30. PUNCH. Prices Is. to .C 2 2s. Od. N EW SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE Every Evening. Prices Prom 6d. to . 103. Od. HER MAJESTVS THEATRE.- II ‘VP.RLY'S GENUINE: BLACK MINSTRELS. Every ...

... loved so wisely and so wall, and whose history he wrote with such chivalrous earnestness. I understand that tha ballet at Sadler's Wells is composed of the impoverished daughters gentlemen, who are compelled to get their own living, and who are glad to earn ...

... Royal Society of Musicians, a student under the composer Shield, and, besides being musical director to Mr. Phelps at Sadler’s Wells, and Covent Garden and the Strand Theatres, he bad for years past been the musical editor of the Young Latlies* Journal ...

... reproduce Ninon with its alterations, and appear also as Juliet, Beatrice, Rosalind, Constance, CiC. The regular company Sadler’s Wells —including Miss Bateman (Mrs. Crowe) will Whit-Monday transfer their services the National Standard Theatre, where they ...

... production.'’ A theatrical corresjwndent states that Miss Isabel Bateman contemplates relinquishing the management of Sadler’s Wells Theatre, which will accordingly be let as soon as a suitable tenant can be found. Miss Bateman wishes to l>e relieved ...

... the Wholesale Houses. SECRET GOOD MEMORY—What X Menaory is—How it Works—Taking in— Storing—Rememl>ering. Price Is. NEW SADLER'S WELL’S THEATRE lAGGINGTON BROWN, Every Bvenmg. Prices from ftd. IDs. Od Booksellers, Stationers, &c., Bird Street, Lichfield ...

... following days. Sir Julius Benedict is to be the conductor, and Dr. Bunnett the organist. It said that Mrs. Bateman will open Sadler's Wells Theatre with a pantomime, on the subject oi Jack and tho Beanstalk, a month before the othci pantomimes make their ...

... VeltslON or A PROVERII. — Scratch a Home-Ruler, and you find a Tory. TnEATHICAL.—Aunt Tower has an idea that the novelty at Sadler's Wells is something aboht The Joaquin Miller and his Men. Wil VI A Fair, IS Timer.:—Veils, or rather falls, are now worn ...

... a palace of variety, where two performances are given every night (in imitation of a plan introduced at poor old seedy Sadler's Wells), and where you may get a box for a shilling, and admission to other parts of the house for two, four, or sixpence. These ...

... following critiques that their favourite, Mrs. Rogers has made a very favourable impression on her London audiences at Sadler's Wells. The Sunday Times says—- Wednesday evening last, Mrs. James Rodgers, lady of good name in the provinces, made her first ...

... forwarded for 18 stamps, by P. Skktton, 88, Chippenham-road. At. Peter’s Park, London W. Can be easily fixed anyone. yTEW SADLER’S WELL’S THEATRE Every Evening. Prices from fid. to 10b. Od PIRATES OP PENZANCE.—The Modern Maior- General. 4s. OF PENZANCE.—MabeI ...

... RELIGIOUS IN TILSATILE 4 .--On the evening of October 9 several of the London theatres were opened for religious servii et. At Sadler's Wells Theatre there was an overwhelming congregation, the service being conducted by the Itev../velaua Kirkman, MA, of Queen's ...