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... jun.; Mesdames L. Howard, Adamp, Ellen Turner, and A. 1'hillips.-I'VE EATEN MY FRIEND, -And THE DEMON FT.-DoOreopen at6. SADLER'S WELLS. 'liss Evziurie, TIMON OF ATHENS. Messrs. rhelps, Bennett. Marston. Graham, and Hoskins; Mr. Graham. - And ASK NO QUESTIONS ...
... ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. A. ?? Phelps made his first appearance at Sadler's Wells as UlIric, in. Werner, Nov. 2ts1, 1860. B B BARRIS -There is' no special arrangement, and we can oniy advise ?nost to consult the theatrical advertisements. A. BAXTER ...
... =ES TO CORRESPONDENTS. n - I--- --h ~PrM ~ion would invotlve altong seareto. .rro- ?? of Sadler's Wells, swould be able srmatiOn. 701dd think it probable, but we have no on the point. W.TWOSO l -e have no knowledge D anynt ner .. GoN0.O~ ts- hanttelt ...
... Mr. J. Siordanat ?? l2 0 Sadler's Wells Company 8 2 0 Mr. Lawrence (Corn- Mr. Watling ?? l1 0 factor), aild a Few By Friecnds at The Friends .. ?? 2 0 0 Clown,' St. John-st.-rd, 0 0 0 Received by Mr. R. NOnsoAN, Sadler's Wells:- From Prince's Theatre ...
... more reasonable destina- tion than the ground assigned to it by our ancestors. Bv the unsuccessful attempt to dispose of Sadler's Wells Theatre another of the glories of our youth has come to grief-most humi- liating of all, that of depreciation of money ...
... 800rey, secondly at the Adelphi, and . Sadler's Wells. A comic incident nln the transit from the Adelphi to N4Nells. He (Toole) played the Clock- 8`V in Janet Pride, at the Adelphi ; ?? ,nih at Sadler's Wells as Old Grinnidge GteenBushes. Being pressed ...
... for him to do any- thing to stop the flow of water without communicating with the authorities at the New River Head, Sadler's Wells, to which place he at once set off. Soon afterwards the foot pave- ment between two of the pillars under the Viaduct gave ...
... (4th time). Mesr. Maur- ray, Cooke, and Kinloch; Mesdames Stirling aud Bartlott.-And CHIAMBER PRACTICE.-Doors open at 64. SADLER'S WELLS. Ttans EvEN'nin, KING JOHN. Messrs. Pheloo, Marston, Sennett, Hookinme 'A ller, Graham, Younge; Miss Gl~n and ties Lyons ...
... .orton; Meedames Stirling, L. Howard, and Bartlett.-And PRINCE DORUS; or, the Rsmance of the Nose. -Doors open at 61. SADLER'S WELLS. THIs EvFNIS, THE WINTER'S TALE. Messrs. Phelps, Ben. nett, Marston, Mellon, Hoskins, GraharnandYotnge; Miss Glyn and ...
... tiq X'Stuart, in Rob Roy. We have nO knowledge of a Leonard Shepherd. W. J. V.-AMiss Mfarriott appeared as Hamlet at Sadler's Wells n }nebruaray. 1604. Mrs Siddons undertook the r6le during an engagement at Bath. d. W.-Grimaldi made his last appearance ...
... a girl was married to my father. My own earlv career on the stage was in London. I was a child actress with Phelps at Sadler's Wells. I played such parts as Mamilius in A Winter's Tale, Arthur in King John, and the Fool in Lear. Phelps I remember chiefly ...
... these gardens can complain of a want of variety. FUNERAL OF MR. Bon3srcr EDGAR.-The mortal remains of the late Lessee of Sadler's Wells Theatre were consigned to their last resting place in the Elswick Cemetery, on Monday, in the presence of a numerous gathering ...