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... dainty little Pullen and plaiting,. There are parasol, with gay-winged butterlies to match. has placed in the large noon at Sadler's Wells a present which one of her granddaughters received from Mrs. Charles Kean. It consists of a complete model of Drury-lane ...
... tire owner of Deacon's Manic-hall and the Sir Hugh ilyddelton's Head adjoining. situate at Islington, close to the old Sadler's Wells Theatre. The property is required for the continuation of the street known as Rombery-avenue, and is held on lease for ...
... 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 ...
... morting ooncerta at St. James's Hall. the Crystal Pala'', St. George's Hall. and Piccadilly Hall. One of the performances at Sadler's Wells Theatre at present is a dramatic version of Mr. William Black's Madcap Violet, some of the most interesting scenes ...
... 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) ...
... traditions of English pantomime. And lie had inherited them from his father, who in his tarn had learnt them from Grimaldi at Sadler's Wells. Harry Payne was a capital harlequin as well as the best of clowns. I should think that lie must have felt bitterly the ...
... for several actresses bare previously been seen in this part. As early as 1864, Miss Marriott appeared in this part at Sadler's Wells Theatre, and an actress once appeared as Palatal!. General Gatacre's reply, in the new number of the Controvurary, to ...
... 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 ...
... Western Railway, half a mile front Stoorbridge Junction, when an express train came up and killed one of their number. Sadler', Wells Theatre to be traneformed into • howl (or wacky/ initartileutats; the Licensing Committee of thelondon Ciunty Council ...
... 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 ...