... Charles Kean at the Princess's, it occupied during several seasons a prominent position in Mr. Phelps's repertory at Sadler's Wells. The play was last represented in i866 during Miss Helen Faucit's engagement at: Drury Lane Theatre. Cymbeline has been ...

... years I came back to London, and joined Mr. Greenwood's company at the Sadler's Wells Theatre, playing boys' parts and walking ladies. Thence to the Victoria, and back to Sadler's Wells under Phelps. I afterwards, in i852, went to the Lyceum, then under ...

... to Diubi o-ih ated 1t VDePlar in to-night or to-morrow on business connected with the Science , I ' ;l~ visiied the New Sadler's Wells Theatre last night to see the cf Othello by Mr. Charles Warner. On Monday Mrs. Batemnn ' 1; 1 I'1 5ll-lrinon play of ...

... Surrey in its great days, and the Adelphi, and the Haymarket in Miss. Tree's time. Then there are' others-of Phelps at Sadler's Wells, Macready at the Princess's, Webster at the Adelphi, and others relating to DraLry Lane. * *: * * e* There are some odd ...

... consisting of Mr. ?? domestic dal'l The Deal I3oatman and Watts Phillips's melodrama Lost in 1zrIJjoll is now provided at Sadler's Wells. The piece last namtied-which ?? amirong its original exponents Miss Neilson, Mrs. A. Mellon, Mr. II Nevi!e and Mr. T ...

... hardly have been seen on the London stage since it was revived by Mr. Phelps some twenty years ago during his management of Sadler's Wells Theatre. In an unabridged form John Bull would perhaps scarcely meet with toleration at the hands of a modem audience ...

... again returned at the I election in o865, but did not seek election in i868. eiP Mrs. Bateman, the lessee and manager of Sadler's Wells Theatorei yesterday afternoon, after a short illness. Mrs. Bateman was a natiye %seti land, and was associated with her ...

... PHELPS'S new-born success is much more curious. For years he has been constantly before the public as actor and manager of Sadler's Wells, and few but the worthy burghers of Islington have cared to see him. And when Mr. FECHTER was playing Harnlet at the ...

... received, has not succeeded in ousting Cree otai comedy from its place in public regard. The Hypocrite, l~i1 ]@layeclat Sadler's Wells under Mr. Phelps's management, has ] ?? at i)rury Lane Theatre, and the actor has resumed the ite1 .f I Oter Cautwell ...

... Royal Victoria Hall, at Mr. Clement Hoey's third grand ballad concert. A special morning performance will take place at Sadler's Wells Theatre on Saturday, November 12, when will be produced, for the first time, a satirical and comical opera, in two acts ...

... was again returned at t D election in 1865, but did not seek election in i868. Mrs. Bateman, the lessee and manager of Sadler's Wells Theitr~\l{! 1 yesterday afternoon, after a short illness. Mrs. Bateman was a natie Ae02 t land, and was associated with ...

... in the same character was made before the actor's experience had been gained or his method shapeJ. His performance at Sadler's Wells must accordingly, for practical purp.oies, 1'e regarded as a debut in the part. As such it is a distinct su'c-is. \ hat ...