... for. Sadler's Wells Theatre, which of late years has had a very chequered career, has been taken over by Mr. Charles Wilmot, lessee of the t. ran Theatre at Islington, and will lie conducted in conjonctton with that establishment. Sadler's Wells is to ...

... Davis is the owner of Deacon's Music-hall and the Sir Myddeltou's Head adjoining, situate at Islington, close to the old Sadler's Wells Theatre. The property is required for the continuation of the new street known a* Rosebcry-cvenuj, aud is held on lease ...

... that Lord Byron went through the ceremony. In 11i32 a mueical farce, entitled Sworn at Highgate, was produced et Old Sadler's Wells Theatre. Mr. Mark Boyd, in ha Gleanings, published is 1875. charribee the ceremony, and according to his version the following ...

... Dodger led Oliver Twist. `They crowed from the Angel into St. John's hoed, struck down the small west which terminates at Sadler's Wells Theatre. through Eruiouth Street and Coppice Bow, down the little court by the aide of the workhouse, serene the climate ...

... 11th, and During the Week, Ireland's Representative Actor, AUGUST CREAMER and his Famous National Comedy Co., direct from Sadler's Wells Theatre, London. MONDAY TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. and THURSDAY, MARCH 11th, 12th, 13th, and 14th, Grand Production of an Original ...

... a palace of variety, where two performances are given every night (in imitation of a plan introduced at poor old seedy Sadler's Wells), and where you may get a box for a shilling, and admission to other parts of the house for two, four, or sixpence. These ...

... body in a sack was in both the play and the myatery. The King's Fool, at the drama was called, afterwards produced Sadler's Wells, with Samuel Phelps in the chief character. Mr. Joseph I. C. Clarke, to whom Sir Henry Irving has given commission for ...

... encouraged young actors they had talent. Some years ago, young man who had resolved to on the stage was introduced to him Sadler’s Wells, and at his request recited Othello’s address to the Senate. Sir.” said Mr. Phelps, don’t go on the stage. It’s ill-quited ...

... added ' You have Eanelagh, the politest place of entertainment in Europa under the direction of Sir Thomas Robinson. At Sadler's Wells you have everything to entertain that tumbling and feats of activity van afford. At Marylebone you have music, wine, and ...

... considered oute,ilers by the profession, hut P e ttitt was doeidedly in the Theo r pian swim. Appearing on the boards of Sadler's Wells as a lad ..f fifteen, be securer, burn into the 11118111 MM, Nit was abie as a very young man to score a ~Ceps as an author ...

... being the comedy Tom, the Eton Boy. Her elder brother. G. K. Dickenson, was one of the principal aotors under Phelps at. Sadler's Wells. Miss Dickenson lies in a vault next to that in which are the remains of one of the Norfolk family Madeira. She was interred ...

... Milked of taking maim' Journeys to Heesbarg. or Baden, Baden, or Royal, drove in their ehariots to the Spa Yields, near Sadler's Wells, where *bey desalt the ehitlyksate waters, sowed the pore au country—for in Mom days °realm Loadoo was not in miewines ...