... argues that difficulties which have been conquered the past may ranquered again, and hi© creed seem© that wbal possible at Sadlers* Wells under the , Phelps regime i© po-»-,b!e provincial theatre and well-organised touring eomp.-vny. To the library examination ...

... was twenty-five shillings; at the Hayrnarket in the early days of Buckstone. the first clarionet received twenty-six; at Sadlers* Wells in Samuel Phelps* time, with W Montgomery musical director, one guinea, and in many cases only eighteen shilling? a week ...

... sine* Phelp's memorable me. won't you. Mrs Kavanagh P I daresay you take us for savages a he said. - Rest of revivaL at Sadler's Wells. • I shall are the boys before I leave on Satareasy. Your friend will get decent banal. • day. What was his rank a ...

... salary of the “double hags was 255.; at the Haymarket in the early days of Buck*tone, tbs first clarinet noeived 265; at Sadlers' Well* in Samuel Phelp’s time, with H. Montgomery as musical director, one guinea, and in many cases only 18s. week was paid ...

... salary of the double.bags was 255.; at the Haymarket in the early days of Buckstone the first clarinet received 265; at Sadlers' Wells in Samuel Phelp's time, with W. H. Montgomery as musical director, one guinea, and in many cane only 18s. a week was paid ...

... ting to Marina and Thais. Ap. parently there has been no revival of. 'Pericles' soon Phelps produced his ver- 1 non at Sadlers Wells in 1854. Of that production a full account may he read in the **Life of Phelps by W M Phelps and John' Forbes Robertson ...

... was faiddel to l'Fbakeepeere c s. l fthakeepeare arm not pertartgarly reamaaretive. mvdsced x 1.11 twirling,* style at Sadlere Wells Themes Ina liamel/: in the tithe par, Mies Edith Bei-sad ae Yana& and ifi” Cooper as Thalia. Of alone theta are Pe pee: ...

... Cider Cellars, Bagnigge and the Cave of Harmony long since pessed away. Astiey’s more been replaced by modern “mansions.” Sadler's Wells remains, but sadly dis- mantled and forlorn, i the finsl filling up of Rosebery avenue. New Inn, where Captain Costigan ...

... Wells, and the Cave of Harmony long since passed away. Astley’s more recently has been replaced by modern ‘‘mansions.” Sadler's Wells remains, but sadly dismantled and forlorn, awaiting the final filling of Rosebery avenue. New Inn, where Captain Coatigan ...

... since 1846. This is an smiling assertion. To confine oneself to London only, Jutins exam: was nrodtwed by Phelps at Sadler's Wells in IE6I : was produced at Dntry Lane in 1965 (wilt Phelps), and in 1881 hr the Rare- Meiningen company it was also performed: ...

... successful in bis revival of some of Shakspcre's plays, and had so educated the public taste for the higher drama that the Sadler’s Wells Theatre in London, which was in low condition when undertook the management, became a centre of attraction to the educated ...

... fading health for lacy Wells, opening with Lovell's Love's Perrifloe, in which she appeared Margaret. She remained st Sadler's Wells for six years, daring which time she produced a large number of picots, in which she showed the versatility of her talent ...