... bring out, on the 1st Sep.- tember, an opera called Alib, 'the words by BL. Miolneaux, and the musio by M, Nibelle. Sadler's Wells opens to-night, with cheapprices and a new management and coompany; but the reconstrurtion of the building is postponed ...

... oatlying Metropolitan theatres prpodueed thelr pantmnimes on Cihristmas Eved among thenitbeing the Forty Thieves, at Sadler's Wells; Aladdin, at the S-Try; ' Beauty and the Beast, at the Park; .Bluff King Hal, at the Victorla; Cinderolla, at the ...

... thle dlisuisge x'i to Iat aol oilie etp y tiso drought is suet no serious as M Jr.tatrtectn begists his ocecnpationi of 'Sadler's W)-ells re 6i hest of Oetober, Ax'iien lie ptroduices a stew asdaptationess i to Mr llesld ILcwio, called ' Tis( Fosiselliiigs ...

... by thee Shipwriglhts' Conpanry. The Road to Ftubl will be substitutled for the Lady of Lyons upon the boards of Sadler's Wells Theatre, on IVdaesday next, and will close with a new epilogue, spe- cially written for the occasion by Mr. H. J. Byron ...

... different versions of Jack -the Giatm f Killer at tbe Standard and the Elepitasit and Castloe . Bluff King Hal, at Sadler's Wells; and A Frog He would a Wooing Go, at the hlarylebonen.. The present weekl will be remarkable for the unusually large ...

... cannon. Sir. T. Craven's play. l Tho Stowaway. which has done well on tho provincial stage, will be broughlt out at Sadler's Wells next Saturday. Private Hayes, of the 20th Hussars, committed suicide at Aldershot, on Saturday, because lie had not been ...

... wuhich has just taken place in Finchuley Woods hasbeet1 anticipated in simic horror over and over ogain tit tile Surrey and Sadler's Wells, iu the good old timics 'ie rinsaldi's Pantomime was preceded by a melodrama ef thfe ieehtest interest. How every elhment ...

... Estelle urney for an sutumn season. n d A play called Leot; or, a Mother's Love, by F. o Jarman, will be produced as Sadler's Wells this evening. o The Postmaster-Gleneral announces the extension of it the express delivery service in London to eighty-one ...

... P't VttrffpDli5. King Henry the Fifth is spoken of as the Shaks- perean play to be revived at Sadler's Wells during the present season. Mliss Louisa Pyne and Mr. W. Harrison have taken Covent Garden for three months, and commence operations therein ...

... 000 persons have witnessed the new piece. The Surrey, under Mr. Jas. Anderson, has been giving The Winters Tale, and Sadler's Wells, under Miss Marriott, Richard III; so that Shakespeare, banished from the patent houses, is driven to take refuge in ...

... Academy need hope for admittance to the Grosvenor, The performance of H His Wife by Miss Bateiman (MIrs. Crowe), at New 'Sadler's Wells, has roused the London public from the good-nlatured content with whichs it has been receiving the eoer attesupts at ...

... of Idicuamond. Terrace and Breck B-ad, -ver - Nicholas Nickleby ' and four live coach-orscs are drawing good houses at Sadler's Wells. tor !r Saqueers, and his amiable-dauglhter Fanny make upL O u A act well. The first vessel of the new Haniburg and EmlaiL ...