... where she made jfj 41 years ago in the character of Lady Phelps, who had a quick eye for rising talent, her soon for Sadler’s Wells, where P jj,. in what would in these days regarded as . ing round of characters, mostly in standard plays. *. that period ...

... and accompanie that famous tragedian with M -- H' 1 Fuutit and the F.ngliah company ia 1844-5. When Mr. •■] enf 1 his at Sadler's Wells in lfc44 it was Serle who wr»»te the rhymed i.irt sfs.k ...

... St Jtmm't Tbottio the hut, bt> been During last wsokMbs K. Farrsn and strong eoetin?ept of the Gaiety Company appeared Sadler’s Wells in The Ticket of Leave Man and The Port? Thtrir*. On May 22nd, the Opera House. Notthaaptoo, Tk» Mikado traa play for ...

... Juliet. A new drama Mr. E. Drayton, entitled A Strut/pie for Life or. The Buv/'af* Fate, was produced on Saturday night Sadler's Wells, bouse which is well under the management of Mr. Mat Kobson. The management of the Surrey Theatre will produce on Monday ...

... a week ago the Strand. J'atston ana I*rincipU, a now drama by Mr. Leopold Wagner, was also produced with much success Sadler’s Wells. ARTIBAHB’ DWELLINGS.—TIio Improved Lodging House In Rea Street, Dlgbclh, built exproedy for the porpsse. now open Superlot ...

... characters, but in several new comedies, one of which is be culled Dundreary's Son. The August Bank Holiday attraction at Sadler's Wells will consist of drama four acts, with novel and rttaithng sensation scene. It will written Mr. John >l5. Cleve, author ...

... commence a tour with tb« piece early the new year. Mr, Beer boh Tree probably be the Loris Ipanoff. There will no pantomime Sadler's Wells tbi* year, and Notre Dame will be mounted for the Chrtstmai attraction. Une Afatinfe Content is the title of a somewhat ...

... the The Shadow of the Srcoi’d ; at Astleys, 7hco Orphans ; at the Surrey, Messrs. Merritt and Pettitt’s British Born at Sadler’s Wells, Cast Adrift; and at the Philharmonic, the new drama, Night Birds, and a burlesque on Mr. Sima’s Princess's piece, called ...

... hear that Hits Venn in particular is in very precarious condition. Mr. E. 11. Brooke is to undertake the management of Sadler's Wells Theatre for the summer season. * He makes the rather novel announcement that play will be kept •a the bills more than ...

... the English stage within the memory of any living person. It wa.i, however, certainly produced twenty-eight years ago Sadler's Wells by the late Mr. Phelps, who himself played the part of Pericles. An interesting account of the performance will be found ...

... Messrs. Galti for the production of the new work. Suggs in Danger, new piece by Mr. Thomas ’Atkinson, jun., was produced at Sadler’s Wells on Tuesday last. It is a fairly amusing trifle, well suited to the theatre at which it has found acceptance. Caste, with ...

... Theatre. In both pieces Mills. Jeaoa Cramer has made tremendous hit. The Green Bushes was revived on Saturday evening« Sadler’s Wells Theatre, with Miss Rose hi character of Miami, and Mr. E. H. l>r- ...