... 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 ...

... precautions in theatres, and the multitu- dinous means by which female dress may be ren- dered noninfliammable, the stage of Sadler's Wells Theatre has been the scene of another accident al- almost exactly similar to that which terrified the audience at the ...

... taken by Mr E. T. Smith, and opens to-night with F Friar Bacon,' a children's pantomime, with real horses and real water. Sadler's Wells, the Surrey, the Britannia, and the theatres at the East End have also their pantomimes. The music halls have also their ...

... ACCIDENT AT SADLER'S WnLLS.-We are happy to state that the young lady who was burnt while per- forming on the stage of Sadler's Well Theatre on Monday night is not so seriously injured as was at first supposed, It was stated that bliss Fenton was the sufferer; ...