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... And LAUGH ANtD GROW FAT; or, Harlequin Nutcracker. Meters. Cormack, Morris, H. Marshall, and T. Matthews; Miss Malcolm. SADLER'S WELLS. Tnits EvaNivo, THE GAMESTER. Messrs. Phelps, G. Bennett, % H. Marston, and Graham; Miss Glyu.--H-ARLEQUIN AND THE DRAGON ...
... Stirling and L. Murray. To conclude with DIOGENES AND HIS LANTERN ; or. the Hue and Cry after Honesty. THEATRE ROYAL SADLER'S WELLS. Under the Management of Mr. Phelps. THIS EVENING will be performed THE GAMESTER. Mr. Beverley, Mr. Phelps; Stukely, Mr ...
... Mesdames Stirling and L. Murray. To conclude with DIOGENES AND HIS LANTERN; or, the Hue and Cry after Honesty. THEATRE ROYAL SADLER'S WELLS. Under the Management ef Mr. Phelps. THIS EVENING will he performed the FIRST PART of fihakspeares HENRY THE FOURTH. King ...
... -AndLAUTGH AND GROW PAT; or, Harlequin Nutcracker. Messrs. Corinack, Morris, E. Marshall, and T. Matthews; Miss Malcolm. SADLER'S WELLS. Ttna EvsrsNQ, (first part) HENRY THE FOURTH. Messs Phelps, G. Bennett, H. Marston, Hosklns, H. Mellon, Graham Nye, and ...
... it elected to succeed Dr Hall. 9. Cuzens, the Governor of the Brighton Workhouse, absconds. „ , 11. Mr Phelps, with bis Sadler’s Wells company, makes bis first appearance at the Brighton Theatre, in Richtht*. Mr Schenk, watchmaker, Duke Street, sets public ...
... classes was t complete. The Association had held a meeting at the llorns, which was crowded to suffocation; another, at the Sadler's Wells Theatre, where thousands failed in obtaining admission. The same happened at the Prin- cas'.Theatre and for the great ...
... of the ctose was held in the large room the Horns Tavern, Kennington, and was crowded to excess ; their next meetng was Sadler’s Wells Theatre, where four thousand per-lous more than the theatre was capable of bolding presented themselves fur admission ...
... Mesdames Stirling and L. Murray. To conclude with DIOGENES AND HIS LANTERN ; or, the Hue and Cry after Honesty. THEATRE ROYAL SADLER'S WELLS. Under the Management of Mr. Phelps. THIS EVENING will he performed Shakspeare's Comedy of MEASURE FOR MEASURE. The Duke ...
... SADLER’S WELLS. The play of The Gamester has been revived here, Miss Glyn supporting the part of Mrs. Beverley with dignity and pathos, and Mr. Phelps that of her unfortunate husband with his usual effect. The want of poetic beauty in this drama is, however ...
... -AndLAUGH AND GROW FAT; or, Harlequin Nuteracker. Messrs. Cornacks, Morris, H. Marshall, and W. Matthews; Miss Maleulmn. SADLER'S WELLS. Trns EvxNmsa. MEASURE FOR MEASURE. Messrs. H. Marston, G. Bennctt; Hoekins, 0. K. Dickinson, A. Youngp, r. Nye, H. Mellon ...
... VOLTAIC KLEurniciTy. - 11,-T. A. RE.ED, Esq., on PHONOGRAPHY and , SPELLING, , March 21 and AC—SAMUEL PHELPS. Esq., of Sadler's , Wells Theatre, on the PLAYS of SHAKESPEARE, with , 1 Illustrations. April 1 and 11.—JOHN TEMPLETON, Esq.„—MUSICAL l ENTERTAIN ...
... LITERATURE. Garcia; or, the Noble Error. A Tragedy. By F. G. Tomlins. This play, recently produced at the Sadler's Wells Theatre, has already been noticed under our theatrical column. Viewing it as a literary work, its great merit appears to be a decision ...