... SADLER’S WELLS. Tbe Christmas tpecialite at this theatre was the production under Mr. F. Belton’s management, pantomime entitled “ Old Mother Hubbard and her Wonderful Hog, Old Mother Goose and her Comical Cat; or Harlequin Jack and Jill, with the Ex ...

... incidentally remarked that, his memory served him correctly, first went to Sadler's Wells Theatre •sxty-tbree years ago. Q.C. rnthed with the rash remark that Sadler’s Wells was formerly the home of the classical drama; but the learned Baron knew his ...

... commit Mr. Chatterton ami Mr. Jennings to prison for alleged interference with the receiver of the rents and profits of Sadlers Wells Theatre. When the application was mentioned, Mr. Martin, Q.C., who represented the defendants, stated that he had only ...

... DEATH OF MRS. BATEMAN 1 Mrs. Bateman, the lessee and manageress of Sadler’s Wells Theatre, died yesterday afternoon, after short illness. From early womanhood, it is understood, Mrs. Bateman, a native of Maryland, was associated with her husband, the ...

... RAINBOW in her original character. Speeial Company, Magnificent Scenery, and elaborate Effects, the same used the Surrey and Sadlers Wells Theatre. London. ••ProvedTrue. Provinces.*—MokdAT Augnst CSOQKBHANK S COMJO OPERA COMPANY, with OUVETTK and *• DE MADAME ...

... license for anv theatre wooden stairs ara used, and that will (mist all «ci ataira removed and teplaccd with stone ataha Sadler’s Wells the requisitions of the Lord are bein? carried out, and ample accommodation will h, afford tor rapidly clearing the buildiug ...

... died suddenly on Sunday night. Forty-five years have now elapsed since Mr. llighton made first appearance in Tkr iUmnger Sadler's Wells Theatre, under the Phelps management. Subsequently he joined Mr. Charles Kean's company the Princass’a. After variety ...

... Woolwich Stations. The body was conveyed to Woolwich Mortuary there to await an inquest and identification. THE CLOSING OP SADLERS WELLS ...

... Murdoch's drama. Proved True, was produced the GrandTfaeatrchefore a large audience. It has bod a very successful run Sadler’s Wells and Surrey Theatres, and being sensational in incident and treated from amusing as well as serious standpoint, it is ...

... Irving s part Macbeth until one o’clock Thursday* Mr. Vezin had not played the role for some six years, since lie took it Sadler’s Wells, and had not aetid at all. save in Ths. A/onL'» Boom, for many months. Nevertheless, he went straight to the theatre, ...

... of the authorities, a full liistory of the operations of the French army’of the Loire. Mr. Robert Edgar, the lessee of Sadler’s Wells Theatre, gentleman well known and highly and justly respected in the theatrical profession, has been seriously ill at ...

... however, that attracted him was Sadler’s Wells, then under the memorable management of Mr. Pbclp*. “About the year be was fortunate enough to obtain the assistance of Mr. William Hoskins, a leading actor Sadler's Wells, who was struck with tbe earnestness ...