... died suddenly on Sunday night. Forty-five years have now elapsed since Mr. llighton made first appearance in Tkr iUmnger Sadler's Wells Theatre, under the Phelps management. Subsequently he joined Mr. Charles Kean's company the Princass’a. After variety ...

... recollections, which embrace years of experience. Ho tolls me that be shall doal with the following periods The Phelps period Sadler's Wells. 2. The Charles period at the old Theatre. 3. The Charles the Prinoeart Lyoeom. ♦. period Drirry &. The Bancroft and ...

... difficulty we have old Dorn ton Mr. Lewis. Ball, who revival the memories of the old comedy and tragedy days of Samuel Phelps Sadler's Wells. Mr. Edward Compton (as we know well in is a spirited and buoyant Charles Gold* finch, with not a trace or suspicion of ...

... Schulz Curtius togive the the course of next winter repertoire sea , >lt. the principles successfully worked ia Phelps, Sadlers Wells. In his ...

... change the title his play, for a piece called Pure Gold, of wbk:h Dr. Westland Marston was tho author, was produced a t Sadler’s Wells Theatre os long ago as 1863. Tho Maddison Morton comedy will also want a new name. Sotbem christened it The Pounder of ...

... find grandiloquently forth in his diary on January 14th, TBSL Samuel Phelps closed bis second sea von on May fi, 1646, at Sadler’s Wells, with this play, bet be never cared about it very much. The German Saxe-Meiningen performance Drury Lang, in 1881, is ...

... people, so that Mr. Melville has now font large theatres hand-tho Grand, Birmingham ; the Grand, Glasrow; the Standard and Sadler’s Wells, London-besidee the Grand at Derby and several other smaller theatres. Mr, W. Shakespeare, clerk to the Smirthwick Local ...

... said: In 1837 year after grandmother’s death I letter from William Oxberry comedian to an Barton who played second old Sadler’s Wells Theatre who about to what called ticket night— that is he to receive the proceeds of the tickets sold tho Shakespearean ...

... the old stock com pany Everyone will readily admit the modem improvements in the of plays Shakespearean otherwise and Sadler’s Wells in early century would be poor by comparison with our local theatres of present day But can be doubted that stock company ...

... Williams Isabel Mr Sam Sothern The theatricals more largely the stage They comprise detatchments three companies— Wells is Sadler’s Wells Olympic represented by Miss Hilda Spong its leading lady Parthenon People were surprised to that tin title role is of ...

... called and Grimaldi Street As both the famous actor and famous clown were long associated with the neighbouring theatre of Sadler’s Wells now d into music hall the compliment is decidedly apt Paris of course nearly every well-known musician and of letters ...

... THEATRICAL Mr Irving and company are 2000 wigs but only shows how far we e progressed since the times of the veteran actor at Sadlers Wells who is described the new of The Strand Magazine This relic of the days used to boaat had played several hundreds of during ...