... Mr. Charies Calvert's namne will he lsoniirahbly asseoeiateil witih those of Mvacready ait Covent Girdon, of Phelps nt Sadler's Wells. end of Steen at the Princlsat'S--amiuanu those who have devoted their lives to the pnrification slumd levaltion ef tho ...

... commencing a tour through New England. Mr. Tom Taylor's Joan of Arc will be produced at the Queens Theatre this evening. Sadler's Wells Theatre will reopen this evening, under the management of Mr. D. Lewis. Mr. Aynsley Cook is engaged to accompany Madame ...

... on Friday a Taunton, through having been knocked down and liddea over by a bl e.yce Mr. Chattertos is the new lessee of Sadler's Wells. Theatre. No lesp than four London houses are now under his management. The Royal Scottish Academy exhibitlon, of paintings ...

... kind. The death is announced of Mr. Charles Fenton, P well- known actor and scene painter. - Mr. Fenton was employed at Sadler's Wells during the whole period of the manage- ment of Messrs. Phelps and Greenwood, apd his last engagement was at the Vaudeville ...

... bring out, on the 1st Sep.- tember, an opera called Alib, 'the words by BL. Miolneaux, and the musio by M, Nibelle. Sadler's Wells opens to-night, with cheapprices and a new management and coompany; but the reconstrurtion of the building is postponed ...

... oatlying Metropolitan theatres prpodueed thelr pantmnimes on Cihristmas Eved among thenitbeing the Forty Thieves, at Sadler's Wells; Aladdin, at the S-Try; ' Beauty and the Beast, at the Park; .Bluff King Hal, at the Victorla; Cinderolla, at the ...

... Secularist, at whatever cost or hazard to himself. Mr. Geo. J. lolyoake is no longer the joint editor.-iVezce- vendor. Sadlers' Wells Thoatre, London, after passing through many vicissitudes, is on the point of being converted into a skating rink and winter ...

... y ill tir' holders e oflt door beer licenses. Of licensed victuallers thers are ii5'C fewer than lust yenr. 'l'he New Sadler's Wells Theatre will be opened on the 9th October with, as alrealy runirounced, tire Scotnlc ldrama RPon Rtoy.' Mr. Toin Taylor ...

... A tragedian who is rapidly taking high rank in his profession is now playing around of Shake- spearean characters at Sadler's Wells. Mr. Penning- ton played O(0ello under an assumed name in a London theatre nine years ago. He is now playing KinyLear ...

... Theatres pr .r and Halls has also Sunday evening services at the B ig Oxford Music Hall and the Shoreditch Town Hall. tw At Sadler's Wells, to-morrow, Mr. B. H. Cowper tic Ae delivers the second of a course of addresses on the 2arT' Evidences of Religion. ...

... them. This is the second event of the kind which has occurred within a few days, and in each instance at the same place, Sadlers' Wells Theatre, once adorned by the Shakespearean revivals of Mr. PHELPS, and now degraded to the debasing level of the prize ...

... staidly respect- abie as the head-quarters of a. Young Men's Christian Association. There is, it seems, a pro- bability that Sadler's Wells Theatre, one of tihe oldest and best known in the metropolis, will be converted into baths and washhouses for the use ...