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... months publicity manager at the Opera House, Coventry, has accepted an appointment as manager for Miss Lilian Baylis,'of Sadler's Wells Theatre, London. This is the sister theatre to the Old Vic. The company. which performs at the two theatres. includes ...
... interval instead of whisky and soda, says: The most enthusiastic paying theatre fans in town to-day are to be found at Sadler's Wells and the Old Vic (famous homes of opera). None are ' dead heads.' They pay and they drink milk and cocoa in the intervals ...
... audiences. How, in the presence of that frigid public, must Mr. Phelps have longed for the hearty Shakespeareans of the Sadler's Wells district! How, if the report of the frigidity reached the ears of Mr. Charles Kean, must he have rejoiced to think how ...
... lequin Quicksilver,” the parts of Harlequin and Clown Mr. Eller and Mr. Bristow, both from the Theatre Royal Circus and Sadler’s Wells, London. In the course of the piece will be a grand pas seul, by Mr. Ellen, and a clog hornpipe by Mr. Bristow. Between ...
... audience. It with little satia(action the writer of this has beheld Mr. Richer some years hack, charming the frequenter* of Sadler's Wells for a whole season, ami delighting the Metropolis occasionally at other theatres his performance of Oscar. If that piece ...
... The Sisters ” or Two To One ” (ballet); “Macbeth; and “The Beggar’s Opera.” (Continued from Page 5.) Royal, Circus, and Sadler’s Wells, London. In the course of the play was grand Pas dc Seul Mr. Eller and a clog hornpipe by Mr. Bristow. The comic Pas Deux ...
... lies in the Cradle Corner (arr. Samuel Liddle); and further items. 7.66: The Magic Flute (Mozart), Act 1., relayed from Sadler's Wells. Cut: Tudor Davies, Sybil Crawley, Merle Miller, Violet Southam, Sumner Austin, Noel Eadie, Powell Lloyd, Joan Cross, ...
... tradition. There seemed to be a movement towards the joining up of the present National Theatre scheme with the Old Vie and Sadlers Wells, and in that way a big centre of repertory life might be made in London from which properlytrained companies could be sent ...
... Palmer, Joanross, Franklyn Greenwood.G Kelsey, John Powell Lloyd, Arnold Matters; conductor. Albert Coates, relayed from Sadler's Wells. 9.0: Time, Greenwich: Weather and News. 9.20: Interlude of Gramophone Records. 9.30: The Modern Columbus-3. by Mr. ' ...
... fascinated Fschtenten. I had been through course of Shakespeare under Charles Kean and Samuel Phelps the Frinoees's and Sadler's Wells; but with all its intonation, all its occasional levity, all melodramatic trick. I sat spellbound binder Feohter. and ...
... Kelsey, George Hancock, Arnold Matters, D. Morgan Jones, Sybil Crawley; Lawrence Collingwood (conductor), relayed from Sadler's Wells. 3.30: The Gershom Parkington Quintet; Bruce Flegg (tenor). 4.30: First Time Here: A tea-time enter. tainment by artistes ...
... much experience in the productions of operas by Purcell, Arne, and Handel at Cambridge University, at the Old Vic, and Sadler. Wells, and is also a popular singer of Handel, Bach, and Mozart on the concert platform and for the 8.8.0. Coventry Natural History ...