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... afterwards, again rendered generous aid, Sadler's Wells, to a benefit for one his literary brethren, who passed before the alleviation came. Mr. Albert Smith was invariably active when called befriend an author or artist in necessity. We may mention that ...
... Company might also be made strong enough to check the brntal vagaries of the ropdies who have been airing their activity in Sadler's Wells Theatre and in the Free Trade Hall. But if this be not so—and it is quite possible that the enterprising founders of the ...
... Corps de Ballet. TO COMCLUDB WITH DOMIZBTTI's MUSICAL DBAMA, LA PI6LIA DE REGIMENTO ! In which ELIZA TRAVERS (of the Royal Sadler’s Wells Theatre) will appear. (9* Foil particulars in Bills of the Day. HISTORY OP WEDNESBURY. Shortly will published, in Hvo ...
... Misletoe; or. Harlequin Humbug and the Shams of Loid don,” which partakes the mixed character of burlesque and pantomime.— Sadler's Wells has taken for its subject The Fisherman and the Geni.” —At the Surrey we have 1 * lequin and the Summer Queen ; or. King ...
... by private subscription ; and the experiment has proved so successful at the Albert Hall that it is to be continued at Sadler's Wells Theatre. Sir Jaill/Lubbock, M P., presided last evening at the distribution of prizes to the saccesafal etudenta in connection ...
... Anderton, the libretta being composed Mr Evans : an address Mr. O. Dawson ; a reading from the Tempest, by Mr. Phelps, of Sadler’s Wells, London, and several Shaksperian song?. The entertainment was altogether one of enjoyable character, and will doubtless ...
... fire of Mrs. Mary Ann Bucke, aged 01. Mr. W. Bucke, 54, Palace-road, said that was an artist, and also a p&ntomimist at Sadler's Wells Theatre. Tho deceased was his wife ; she was a dunaeiise, but had not an engagement at the time of her death. On Tuesday ...
... of Hig-Ben-evolenoe; ” the telegram controversy causing the firing off of “ your granny,” and such like small shot. —.Sadler’s Wells: “ Mother Ranch’s Bookcase ” was the ' title of the pantomime at this popular place of entertainment, mid was in all respects ...
... of Mile. Antonia, and efficient corps de ballet; and M La Piglia del Regimento,” in which Miss Eliza Travers, from the Sadler’s Wells Theatre will appear, make*up programme attractive, that it cannot fail to draw that desideratum of theatrical managers ...
... Walton's time you could meet otter hunter's with their hounds at Amwell Hill, and in the neighbourhood afterwards known as Sadler's Wells. We doubt, .however, if for fifty years past at least the tutra vulgars 4 has been seen as near London as he is at present ...
... reputation as an exponent of the legitimate drama. At the age of 37 he made his first bow to a London public on the stage Sadler's Wells Theatre. Mr. Dillon's but appearance in London was in September, 1878, in • revival of A Wintes's Tale. Since that dates ...
... Hall, the Victoria Theatre, St. James’s Hall, the Garrick Theatre (Whitechapel), the Britannia Theatre (Hoxton), and the Sadler’s Wells Theatre. In some instances there were two services in the course of the day. The Severn Salmon Fishery.—The swollen state ...