... If we understand this st te pot statement, exactly true, because a number of actors and actresses in those of the old Sadler's Wells troupe —were given in large edition of Sbak« re's works published « long Printing and Publish time ago by the ing Compan ...

... Baron Erlanger, the banker, and it will ass the light very shortly at the Opara Canique in Paris. * IF * Talking about Sadler's Wells, it will shock a few of the old ecbool to bear that this theatre is doomed to destruction at the bands of the speculative ...

... Antioch followed on ship is and his colleagues offered them view is to generally from which under brilliant d’csil Mr Sadler’s Wells tho Pericles Pentapolis beside ocean red stormy of from Ephesas in tho Temple long-lost wife formed It press theatrical ...

... and some tdher odds and ends found in the thieves' kitchen presided over by old Pagan, which was in a home not far from Sadler's Wells Theatre. George Crnikshank is represented by • short double-barrelled pocket pistol. I have mentioned only a few of the ...

... for- gotten. Probably the first of the tank dramas, as they havc hecbe named, was The Siege of Gibraltar, played at Sadler's Wells in April, 1804, when the hero. me was supposed to fall from the rocks into the sea, and her devoted lover dived after ...

... Christmas night at her residence in arya ns ton-street, Portman- square, at the age of 76. For some years ahe managed Sadler's Wells, and for five nights played the part of Hamlet with much success. Afterwards she toured in the United States. In 1888 ...

... London. Perhaps her most popular role, however, was that of Effie Dean. Miss Marriott was for a number of years manager of Sadler's Wells Theatre. 1888 she joined the Lyceum company, appearing as the First Witch in Macbeth, and as Ailsie Gourlay Ravenswood ...

... Vandenhoff's. far distant as the early half the past century and was played by Phelps many times during his management Sadlers Wells. « Mr. Leslie Stuart's new comic opera is expected be produced about Easter :.ext. Mr. Owen Hall is the author of the book ...

... part was occasionally represented b/ Vandenhoff (one of the finest impersonators of Cuius Marcus.) Phelps' production at Sadler's Wells (of course on a more limited scale than that of Macready's Covent Garden) was rarely performed on more than two evenings ...

... from petroleum. p there were strong men before SandoW. «7ignor Belzoni, afterwards renowned a3 jp: Agypt, appeared at Sadlers' Wells Th«J T , * sensational feat of strength. He earned »# a huge frame of iron, weighing 0J upon thia frame sat 11 men in ...

... and translated the National Ballads of Denmark 1866. Many years ago his tragedy of “The Witohfindor” was brought out at Sadlers Wells Theatre; and a comedy him, in three acts, entitled A Madcap Prince,” was acted the Haymarket in August, 1874. He has also ...

... any remarkable saoceas. made his name familiar to the theatre-going public. Among them may mentioned The Witchfindera, Sadlers Wells in 1873 A Madcap Prince,’ which was presented at the Haymarket; and A Nine Days Queen,” in which last piece the author ...