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... the present gensration of playgoers, its last production being chiefly emaciated with the famous revival by Phelps, at Sadler's Wells, about forty years ago. Its first performance takes place this (Friday) night, and it will be repeated the following day ...
... and this country. Preaching in Theatres.—Lord Dungannon moved resolution condemning the performance of Divine service Sadler’s Wells, and other Metropolitan theatres. After conversation in which the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Earl of Shaftesbury, and ...
... of the benefit to be derived from presence of mind on the occasion of an alarm in a theatre was manifested on Friday at Sadler's Wells during the performance of East Lyune. Just previous to the termination of the first aot a loni report was heard, the ...
... gttusic anb t§e premta. Timon of Athens, which has not been seen on the boards since Phelps produced it at Sadler's Wells, about 25 years ago, is to be given at Stratford -on- A yon by Mr. Benson's Company. The management of the Adelphi will at Easter ...
... the benefit to be derived from presence of mind on the occasion of an alarm in a theatre was manifested last night at Sadler's Wells during the performance of East Lynne. Just previous to the termination of the first act loud report was heard, the sound ...
... DEATH OF MRS. BATEMAN. Mrs. Bateman, the lessee and manageress of Sadler's Wells Theatre, died yesterday afternoon, after a short illness. From early womanhood, it is understood, Mrs. Bateman, a native of Maryland, was associated with her husband, tho ...
... at the same place. PaKAcaiNo in Theatres.—Lord Dungannon moved resolution condemning the performance of Divine service Sadler’s Wells, and other Metropolitan theatres. After a conversation in which the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Earl of Shaftesbury ...
... theatres have rarely hitherto proved a paying speculation. Exception must be made, indeed, in the case of Islington, where Sadler's Wells had its days of glory, and where the Grand is still very popular. But Islington has, somehow, always been regarded as ...
... Theatre of Tirson of Athens, which has not been represented on the stage since Phelps produced it forty years age at Sadler's Wells. At the 17th annnal meeting of the Governors of the Shakespeare Memorial Association, held at StratforAon-Avon, it was ...
... PEOPLE'S THEATRE, On MONDAY, OCTOBER IDra., for Six Nights only, MR. STAFFORD GRAFTON and Full Original Company, direct from Sadlers Wells Theatre, London, with the Greatest Drama of Modern Times, revised by Mr. Grafton : MONTE CRISTO. FRIDAY, Grand Faabionable ...
... celebrated Sadler's Wells Theatre in Westminster Bridge-road, London. This will hold about 5,000 people, so the% Mr. Melville has now four large theatres on hand—. the Grand, Birmingham ; the Grand, Glasgow ; the Standard, and Sadler's Wells, London—besides ...
... the solo copyright. It appeared from the evidence that the piece in question was first played on the 28th Atigust, at Sadler's Wells Matt*, and pub. ,dished in 1852. It had been perfoemed from time to tune under licence from the plaintiff. In 1871 be ...