... Times fear there is no denying that it is too well founded, and that his case is a very common one. Only the other day, at Sadler's Wells, formerly the favourite shrine of the Shakes. pearean drama, a spirited attempt was made by a new proprietor to revive ...

... eard Orson. The -ctoriapatorninme will be Harlequin gerry Monarch; or, Nell Gwynno and Long-heads and Bound-heads. , Sadler's Wells hoe a pantomime on the subject of Little X Red idfing Hood ; and Astley's will resopen at Christ- mas with a pantomime ...

... Brough, on the abours of Hercules ; the Olympic, a classical burlesque, entitled Cupid and Psyche, by Mr. Burnand; Sadler's Wells, a panto mime on Sir Hugh Middleton and the Bailiff's Daugbter of Islington;1' while the New Royalty (late the oho) ...

... of their distressed brethren. The Hay- market, the Olympic, the Adelrhi, the Princess's, the Strand, the St. James's, Sadlers' Wells, and the Surrey will be respectively represented by their leading actors, who will all take some part in the multifarious ...

... meet to-day for the first time after the Whiteuntide recess. The Printers' Dramatic Society had a benefit perform ance at Sadler's Wells on TueBda) night. There was a grand field day at Aldershott on Tuesday, at which the Duke of Uambridge was present. An ...

... are the Standard, Shoreditch, opposite the terminus of the Great Eastern Railway ; the Pavilion, Whitecbapel Road; and Sadler's Wells Theatre. The first Sunday in October has been appointed for the opening service at each establishment,-Era, ...

... 000 persons have witnessed the new piece. The Surrey, under Mr. Jas. Anderson, has been giving The Winters Tale, and Sadler's Wells, under Miss Marriott, Richard III; so that Shakespeare, banished from the patent houses, is driven to take refuge in ...

... states that M1r. Spurgeon is rather seriously unwell. Aversion of Sir Walter Scott's Old Mlortality has been produced at Sadler's Wells. A French journal states that the grandfather of Victor Hugo was the son of a carpenter at N ancy. bigaro reports the ...

... the balance of ,d the expenses in reference to the execution of a, marhle bust. a presenited to Mliss Marriott, late of Sadler's Wells Theatre, le prior to her departure for Amecrica, where she is now star- be ring. Mr. Pickburn was applied to for a su ...

... Limehouse; Winchester Hall, Southwariz Bridge Road iAstley's, Westminster Read ; Royal Albiesi- Hall, Blackfriars Road; and Sadler's Wells Theatre Clerk- enwell, as available for their purposes, and have obtainedt promises of co-operation of twenty-five clergymen ...

... sirlens of bueiliess to Butd the! mon0ey for therm. A few weeks agowenairm she was playing irer last enugurgeruscrut (at Sadler's Wells), shre Catuso to thus- theatre anrosed swntih tire, olherilf's solhicer ins lier earririge, as r Louui anrd us half irasserd ...

... Mcavycopliast, whichl he has emliphati- eshly made hisewn. Not only is a successful managrer, who maide Shakespeare popular at Sadler's Wells by his diligent devotion to the perfect presentation of all the greatest dranmas, who reformed a rebellions Crowld aisd ...