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... Her Majesty's. u .y Cbules Ken himself took no part is tle per- tl is forsance. The fact is that although Phelps e at Sadlers Wells some years before this data hs bry the imaginatve tinge that this| great actor was e impar to t :-ctr of Bottom the Weaver ...
... the age of eighteen Irving finally decided to adopt the stage as his vocation. He refused the offer of an engagement at Sadler's-wells because he did not wish to appear in London until he had properly learnt his business, a typical act on the part of an ...
... Richard Mansfield. BULLDOGS, AHOY 1 is the name of the new sketch by Brien Daly and Algernon Syms, produced this week at Sadler's Wells. The scene is laid at one of the Chilian ports, off the shore of which is anchored H.M.S. Bulldog, the captain of which ...
... TROUPE MALE AND FEMALE ACROBATS. CHAMPION TUMBLERS OF THE WORLD. Acknowledged by all to be the best troupe travelling. Sadler's Wells HARRY TATE, premier Mimic. MIDDLESEX. GATTI'S ROAD and CROSS. Agent—G. BARCLAY. -WALLACE, JUGGLER AND CANNON BALL MANIPULATOR ...
... Sunny old Sada. SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE.— Now open Every Evening at 6.80 and 9.16, under the management of GEORGE E. BELMONT, Barnum's Beauty, Starter of Split Shows at Sunny Old Bads., Nov. 18th, 1893, and Sebright, Aug. 3rd, 1885. Innocent Drama of Deepest ...
... -M.%RiE ROinSON is the only child of the late well-known comedian, Dlr Mlat Rlobson, who was some years ago lessee of Sadler's Wells, Astley's, and the I Hlolborn Theatres, and Mliss Marie Ford, a one-time leading ladely of considerable reputation in ...
... Performances Nightly. First at 6-30; Second, 915. Prices from 2d. to Is. Actinz-sianager, Henry J. Hayes., Sunny Old Sads. SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE.- Now open every Evening at 6 30 and 915, under the Management of GEORGE E. BELMONT, Barnum's Beauty Starter of ...
... MISS MARIE ROBSON is the only child of the late well-known comedian, Mr Mat Robson, who was some years ago lessee of Sadler's Wells, Astley's, and the flolborn Theatres, and Miss Marie Ford, a one-time leading lady of considerable reputation in London ...
... still ably led by Mr Alfred Newington. SADLER'S WELLS. A new dramatic sketch, in three scenes, written by Brien Daly and Algernon Syms, and with the rous ing title of Bulldogs, Ahoy! has been played at Sadler's Wells this week, and has found favour with ...
... Hotel, Wells, Tuesday evening last. Present Messrs. C. J. Lewin (Radstocl » (in the chair), A. T. Clare (Street), E. V. Sadler (Wells),T. J. Shearn (Midsomor Norton), O. Hall (Paulton Rovers), H. Carter (Glastonbury), T. Summers (Bristol East). O. Perry ...
... Treftu4otti Thespian Top-Nut Turner, is the mulls of the stet& *doh hitg.sre. Algernon Syms and Walter Steadman will *educe at Sadler's Wells next week. Mr. /toed Ashton, the artlit and war correspondent, will join the Tivoli bill next week. Timmy In Venice° ...
... Indeed, the first volume, with its account of Bohemia in Days of Old, of The Early Struggles of Charles Kean, of Sadler's Wells and Phelps,' contain- a great deal of matter that is curious and interesting ; and there arc biographical sketches -one ...