... 'There were a few others who remembered that Phelps had included it in his historic series of Shakspearean revivals ab Sadler's Wells; while the story, recently revived, was recounted of how it was while playing Wolsey at the Imperial Theatre (now attached ...

... Brigade. As an f actor he had a reputation in Bondon five-and twenty Myears ago, and was at one time lessee and manager of Sadler's Wells Theatre in succession to Phelps. 'e As a public reciter Mr. Pemberton had a consider- le able vogue, and his fervid d ...

... Strand will open next Saturday, with a brilliant and attractive company of artists. Mlessrs. Wilmot and Freeman have taken Sadler's Wells, to open in August with The Shadows of a Great City. M'essrs. Sims and Pettitt have scored another success it, Aimerica ...

... the etern. ance to be given at the Haymarket for toe tenefitof Mrs. W. R. Beverly, widow of the famous soeneC artist. Sadler's Wells -will reopen, under the nmanage ment of Mr. Charles Wi'ilmot and Mr. H1. A. lreei an, next Bank Holiday, and the prices ...

... Henry Irvig's Riehszrcf ilL in 1876, and was the bi Roy in Mirs. Bateman's revival of the old drama. when the newly-built Sadler's Wells was opened. - M Mr. Justice ;Wright, who is trying Dernbighshire- prisoners,hasdirectedattention to a sentence of three ...

... Tearle. lady Wolverton, though still too unwell to leave her room orto see visitors, is gradually regaining strength. Sadler's Wells Theatre, renovated and redecorated, will be reoeprod under new 11anagement on Saturday next. An interesting exhibition ...

... playis.it rmais on ofthe ostpowefu-works. is omehatsurriingtha itha not been seen in Lonon sine 86O- wen'jtwas produced at Sadler's Wells, with Miss Glyn in the tifle rile.. No doubt the horrible realim of the piece has militated against its popularity. . ...

... from Monday next to Saturday, September 12 inclusive. Another attempt will be made to obtain a music hall license for old Sadler's Wells at the October licensing meeting of the County Council. The production of the new musical play without words, Yvette ...

... (Quatre Bras in 1815. Shadows of a Great Cityis a piece withwhich Mr. Charles Wilmot and Mkr. H.. A. Freeman wil open Sadlers' Wells on next Bank Holiday. A rumour is afloat that Mr. Newrnes has retired rromn Tit Bits. His estimated income from the paper ...

... but t: c mrami was quickly p aled up. The line was blocked for a considerable time. The oldeot London theatres are - Sadler's Wells, SLIscred as an orcihestral assembly-room in 1683; Her opened in 17G0; Haymarket, 1720; Covent (-.ardt 1, 17,32 ; Astleys ...

... Estelle urney for an sutumn season. n d A play called Leot; or, a Mother's Love, by F. o Jarman, will be produced as Sadler's Wells this evening. o The Postmaster-Gleneral announces the extension of it the express delivery service in London to eighty-one ...

... Charles WVilmot, lessee of the Grand Theatre at Islington, and will be conducted in conjunction with that establish- ment. Sadler's Wells is to be re-embellished and opened at Whitsuntide. Dr. Arthur Julius Polloclk, M.D., ?? senior physician of Charing Cross ...