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... Seven. Standard. Pantomime: The Story of the Bean Stalk- Night Seven. Morning Performances on Monday a> Thursday at One. Sadler’s Wells. Drama, &c. —Pantomime: Ye Faire Maide of Merrie Islington. Seven. Alfred. —Pantomime, &c. Seven. New Bast London.—Pantomime: ...
... SADLERS WELLS. The pantomime at this always popular house is Faire of Mer. it lAuvjtoii; or, yt Crnd Prior Can.nnbu.yy, a ul the Chivalrous K>ii ...
... groupings, and characteristic and gorgeously executed effects. The whole spectacle is calculated to be eminently successful. Sadler’s Wells has also this year an exceedingly good pantomime, under the title of “Ye Faire Maide of Merrie Islington; or, Harlequin ...
... of theological thought: but we do not under- year, was necessitated by drcnmstancee which Mr. Child en cataetropbo at Sadler’s Wells Theatre in October, 1807, the gated on Monday the •Petty cessions, the defendant phial was fl rectly from Himself, and ...
... Augusta and B. Wilton, Go.rinie villi AOGIDKNT. Messrs. Montague. Collette au ...
... were Mr A. Passmore (of several of the London theatres), who is at present living in Whitchwch, and Mr. J. C. Radway, Sadler's Wells. London. The musical portion of the programme was contributed by Mr. LI. Edwards, Whitchurch, who »ang some capital songs ...
... SADLER’S WELLS. The lessee of this house welcomes his patrons with a new pantomime appropriate not only to 'he season, but to the locality. It is entitled Ye Kaire Maide of Merrie Islington; or, Harlequin the Cruel Prior of Canonbury the Chivalrous Knights ...
... particular accident differs from most others of the kind in its apparently more acci. dental character. In the catastrophe at SAdler's Wells Theatre in October, 1807, the same number of persons were killed as have beeu sacrificed at Bristol, butthe panic arose ...
... MAMMA: Messrs. Addison, Mont- g ornery, Terr Augusta and B. Wilton. kracluti srs. Montague, Col- lette, a en till Five. SADLER'S WELLS.— GreaI iHIS EVENING, the c:. _>tmas Pantomime, entitled YE FAI RE MAIDE OF MERRIE ISLINGTON; or, Harle.iuiue ye Cruel ...
... honour even to Covent Garden. Fcr the Islingtonians Mr. Robert Edgar has provided fare of the most palatable character at Sadlers Wells. The pantomime brought out here, under the title of Ye Faire Maide of Merrie Islington, will bear comparison with any ...
... stage after he has ful- filled his engagement at Covent Garden for the coming season. Miss Haziewood has re-appeared at Sadler's Wells, and played Adrienne Lecouvreur in The 1?eignivg lavoeurile, and Anne Carew in A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing. The temporary ...
... the best columbium we have seen) and krites (the Brothers I)Olga) all were conducive to the lrilimphant success of the Sadler's Wells pantomime, which, we feel sure, will have a long and lucrative ran. We have to thank all parties concerned for the really ...