... illustration of the benefit to be derived from presence of mind on the occasion of alarm in theatre was manifested last night Sadler's Wells during the performance of E*ut Lynne. Just previous to the termination of the first act a load report was heard, the sound ...

... now in want of employment. It is proposed to raise a fund for the purpose of organising a series of Shake performances Sadler's Wells Theatre. One or two of the promoters of the .scheme were members of the Phelps Company, which made that house temporarily ...

... morning performance in connection with the present revival will take place on Saturday next. Mr. Mat Robson has taken Sadler’s Wells Theatre for term, and proposes open on Saturday next. Mr. E. Hallows will general manager. A Lancashire manager is not ...

... omitted —and this, perhaps, can be most easily spared. New Babylon is to be revived this evening at the Surrey Theatre. Sadler’s Wells re-opens under the direction of Miss Marriott, who will appear in *an English version of Signor Giacomraetta’s play Elizabeth ...

... first opportunity hurry back to their disconsolate parents and distracted male admirers—if they have any. The employes of Sadler's Wells Theatre will receive commiseration the theatrical public. OnThurstfciy evening, the great surprise and disappointment ...

... September, with Olivia still the bills. Mr. John Ward’s season at the Olympic has come to sadden and ignominious termination. Sadler’s Wells Theatre also closed. Mr. Joseph Dilley, of Confunon fame, will shortly with a new play, called Shardeloe’t Rood. Oa Monday ...

... theatres. this revival Mr. will play Mr. Clayton part of Ossip. Another version Ouida’s unsavoury novel Moths is promised Sadler’s Wells. the conclusion of the run of Fun on the Bristol the Olympic, it hoped that Mr. John K. Sheridan, who is undoubtedly comedian ...

... with that hateful word. Himime at Sadler’s Wells has been brought conclusion because the gas company refused winmore gas. Mr. Fred, rivans, the popular ora.* pantomime and ballet troupe, arc tqhave at Sadler’s Wells on Thursday next, to assist them for ...

... London and in different of the country. In the metropolis its effects wore very serious, and in some cases fatal. Near to Sadler’s Wells Theatre, between four and five o’clock yesterday morning, chimney was blown through the roof of a house occupied Mr. Cooper ...

... during his present provincial tour. A new farce, called Sufm's in P.irtfirr. Mr. Thomas Atkinson, will shortly produced at Sadlers Wells. The Australian right of Tice Kjmtny Kite has been purshooed Blr. Harry Jackson. Mr. Reece’s new borlyque for the Gaiety ...

... Offieiftl Receiver’s report at the London Court of Bankruptcy yesterday, the case of J. Arnold Cave, formerly lessee of Sadler's Wells Theatre, and previously of the Elephant and Castle Theatre. The debtor, who had for thirty years been enga*ed in the ...

... Boyal Society of Musicians, a student under the composer Shield, and, besides being musical director to Mr. Phelps at Sadler’s Wells, and Ctrvent Garden and the Strand Theatres, had for years past been musical editor the Yovry Journal. is troown that ...