... and art will appear as. as the thieves—for this occasion ouly, it should be remarked. Macserit AT SADLERS WELLS.—Wacheth has been. roduced at Sadlers Wells. Mr Henry Talbot has Lm‘u cast for Macbeth, and Mrs Crowe, as heretofore, appears as Lrul}y: Macbeth ...

... employed, and we imagine it l will require the boldness of three to ask the Lord | Chamberlain to license it. Tur New Sadler's Wells Theatie will be opened on the 9th Oectober with, as already announced, the Scottish drama Xob Koy. Mr Tom Taylor has ...

... names, although used by hundreds every day, is almost entirely unknown to the population generally. Take for instance Sadler's Wells. This was a popular place of entertainment two centuries ago. In 1633 some chalybeate springs were discovered in Clerkenwell ...

... United States. SApLERS WELLS —On the 26th inst. the Danites, a drama relating to the Mormon life, will be g{:guocd at Sadlers Wells, in v-hich Mr and Mrs M‘Kee ken, who have played in it for over four years in America, will play f.ge principal parts. ...

... has now mnje # most creditable effort to revive the honourable traditions of Mr. Phelps's time by producing at the New Sadler’s Wells Theatre the ** Midsummer Night's Dream, *’ and placing it upon the stage with great completeness. To Mr. Edward Saker ...

... admired both in Lom{yon and the [;’r;:vinccs, is announced to appear at Sadlers Wells eatre as lago to Mr Hermann Vezin's Othello. With two such accomplished actors Sadlers Wells onght to be no mean counterpart to the Lyceum in Shakespearian drama. Durcit ...

... to lay aside at present. Yet, our leading actor does not monoPoli:e t‘\e Shakesgca.rim drama in the metropolis. We find Sadlers Wells once more coming to the fore as a home of the legitimate drama, unde‘:&rl Bateman’s management, and so marked has been ...

... Rusic and the Dvama, The management of Sadler’s Wells Theatre have been compelled to abandon the intention of reviving Mr. Tom Taylor's adaptation of *Le Roi 8 Amuse,”” known as ““ The Igool's Revenge,” the Dramatic Authors’ Society having notified to ...

... 80 long as the stuge has its history that fame will endure, aud Phelps be known as the player who 80 boldly rescued old Sadler’s Wells Thoatre from melo-dramutic absurdities, equalid poverty, and obscurity, to make it the shrine of Shakespeare and the home ...

... Aguaecheek. It also fizured in the long list of Shakespearean productions so honourably distinguishing the management of old Sadler's Wells Theatre by that great actor and earnest advocate of the * legitimate ”’ in his art—the late Mr. Samuel Phelps. This esteemed ...

... out. Tue LecrriMate DraMa.—The Lyceum is not to have a monopoly of Shnkuls)e:ue. Oun the withdrawal of the tomiume at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, Mrs Crowe &g::s Bateman) will make her re-appearance as Mary Warner, pending her production of Mucheth, which ...

... produced by Phelps at Sadler's Wells. He did not think they could have produced it that night had it not been for the kindness of Mr. Creswick, who lent him (the speaker) the original prompt book which was used at Sadler’s Wells with every mark and situation ...