... managers. Mr. Jalland, who now acts for Mr. Frant Curzon at the Prince of Wales’s Thentre, began his stage career at the old Sadler’s Wells Theatre uider the late Mat Robson, when he was running tie house on melodramatic lines with E. N. Hdlows. This was in ...

... and the wells have left their mark in Clerkenwell (well of the priests), Bridewell (St. Brigat's Well), Holywell, and Sadlers’ Wells, while the sites of fountains have given names to’ Conduit-street and Lamb’s Conduit-street. THE RICH LACK GENIUS, If ...

... being in the O.U.D.S. at Oxford was at the Old Vic until he joined the Army in 1939. He has produced several ballets for Sadlers Wells, including * Miracle in the Gorbals.” He is to produce Webster’'s ** The White Devil ” (with Margaret Rawlings) in April ...

... it is drawing crowded | houses, He has just been appointed by Miss | Lilian Baylis producer to the famous Old ! Vie and Sadlers Wells Shakespeare Theatres, | Mr. Bridges Adams saw and was greatly Limpressed by the freshness and beauty of f Guthrie's recent ...

... Memorial Theatre in December. Further details of this production will be announced shortly. The immense success of the Sadler’s Wells Ballet in America must give pleasure to all who want to be proud of the British Theatre. The Ballet, indeed, By Rutn ELuis ...

... he was a great master. We have to face the facts that, in spite of Lilian Baylis, who had to yell for money for the new Sadler's Wells, England disregards Shakespeare. Shakespeare’s plays never succeed in London. They have not done so since the days of ...

... acting version of ** Timon of Athens could be made. The only man who ever made a success as Timon was Samuel Phelps at Sadler's Wells in 1851 and 1856, and he appears to have cut the text as sternlz as Mr. Bridges Adams. So did George Lamb, who revised ...

... temerity to exhibit Shakespeare in a really intelligent manner to the million. One was the late Mr. Phelps in the forties at Sadlers Wells, and the other Sir Frank Benson at the present time. The seervet of their success was that they acted nearly ail his plays ...

... and tap dancing. Patricia Ireland, who served her studentship at the Sylvia Atkinson School of Dance, proceeded to the Sadler’s Wells School after passing their audition, and in a very short space had the opportunity of appearing at Covent Garden Opera ...

... was “Timon seen again. In September, 1851, with more than the usual attention to reproduction, Phelps played Timon at Sadler’s Wells, and on this occasion the performance triumphed over the defects, real or imaginary. of the play. It ran for 40 performances ...

... Mitchell, Mrs. Petfield, Miss A. E. Davis, and the Rev. Canon Melville. A payment of £l,OOO towards the cost of rebuilding Sadler's Wells Theatre is recommended by the General Purposes Committee of London County Council, ...

... Somerset House, but so far without success. He thought that organisations like the Memorial Theatre, the Old Vic, and Sadlers Wells, which were not run for profit, should be exempt. The PResIDENT suggested that further representations be made to the ...