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... mul mhxufimm.hhh% G PERFORMANCE, SATURDAY NEXT, at 2.30, SUCH A YOUL AS HE LOOKS: Sir Simon Simple, Mr. H. J. Byron, N“ SADLER'S WELLS.—TO-NIGHT, at 7.90, FORTY THIEVES. BSocenery by Thos. W. Hall. lwa‘r.mm New and splendid costumes and appoimtments. Prices ...
... and the Changes of the Seasons, Designed and. Painted specially for this Theatre by John Crawford, of the Surrey and Sadler's Wells Theatres, London. In consequence of the great Success and crowded Houses, Excursionists and others are informed that the ...
... Rignold has opened the newly-embellished Connaught Theatre with the comedy Alone, and the drama Black-Eyed Susan. At Sadler's Wells Mrs. Bateman has bestowed her attention upon a pantomime entitled The Forty Thieves ; or, Abdallah's 'Arrys. As may ...
... oarofuliy-seleeted Company. at o'clock, HASTY NS. Doors open 6.30. Scats may now be secured at the box-office and librane», SADLER'S WELLS.—TO-NIGHT, at 7.30, FORTS THIEVES. Thos. W. Ha.l. Music by !•. ttanitUus. New and splendid appointment. Puces from 7s ...
... NEW SADLER'S WELLS. Proprietor and Munanar, Mrs. 8. 1?'. Bateraan. at 7.30, the Grand Christmas Pantomime, THIEVES Miss Marie Lonjjniore,Mis. Harry Chapman. Miss Kattv King, Little Nellie, Ato.; Messrs. E. Lyons, J. Archer, Lyons, F. Redwood. Ben linn ...
... Toothpick,—At ■ 10. Balloonaor ALUAMitRA-At 7.45, Rotboma-o.—Vintage Divcrtissomont.— Grand illet.—Ccramlquo (ballot). NKW SADLER'S WELLS—At 7.30, Pantomime: The Forty Thiorcs. CONN AUGHT—At 7, Hasty Conclusions.—At 7.45, Alone.—At 9.15, Blaek-oye’d Susan ...
... Mr Buraand, and called Robbing Roy; or, Scotched and Kilt,” evidently induced the successful revival of “Rob Roy,” at Sadler’s Wells, was brought out the Gaiety. The burlesque chiefly remarkable for the amusing acting of Mr Edward Terry the Macgrcgor ...
... Mr. George Rignold has opened the lished Connaught Theatre with the comedy Alone ” and tho drama “Black-Eyed Susan.” At Sadler’s Wells Mrs. Bateman has bestowed her attention upon a pantomime entitled The. Forty Thieves; or, Abdallah’s ’Arrys.” may be inferred ...
... SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. It is pleasing to have to record that the Ant pantomime produced at the house under management of Mrs. Bateman, contains all the elements of success. The oomfort and conveniences of the theatre are already well known, and the ...
... Susan. DuR''s.-At 7,20, Nothing to Nurse. At So, New Babylon. .locsrIAL.-At 7.30, Red Riding Hood and Little Boy Blue. NEW SADLER'S WELLS. - At 7.30, The Forty Thieves. .ALHAMBRA.-At 7-45, Rothomago. Les Vins Gaulois, Memnon, and CGcarnique (ballets). .HENGLF ...
... he bas 80® be sccured af the Moz Officesud Librarles .I:')“ 1t Wilh G 0 COLWOD perseverance add compleleless. — EW SADLER'S WELLS, —TO-NIGHT, at 7.30, | baiy Sews KTY THALVES. Seeners by Thos W. Hall. Music u!,‘:,‘;,u,,_,' oy . R st So prowas ...
... latter has already consumed diate recognition his iH.wers Bate- molc tban lia ton gold-leaf. Above the centre man’s New Sadler’s Wells Theatre, Mr Bentley , m bronze crtHS, which can bo seen :. lgt concluded long moat successful f rmu eV cry part Moscow ...