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... SADLER’S WELLS HIS ansi four following F.V ENI Entcrtm„m,.„t will commeiuc wilh Dance, calleil AND , r„,w Hailcq .inadc, called THK FATES E«l « HOLY >\Y, Harlequin Mr. Pologna, C.l»»*u .Jr. DnmaMi, ami Miss Tree.—After which Draiiiatic Intrrlm e, introduce ...
... SADLER’S WELLS. TUTS, ami following EVENINGS, tl.e favourite Burletta of THE PADI.OGK- m-w liallet Pantomime, callcil HERMAN AND HALS'! KIN , on, Tut Kref. Principal Cliaravters. Messrs. Hartlaml, fampbell, Guenilt, Muss Cullmson, ami Miss Tree. Mr. VVM ...
... SADLER'S WELLS, THIS and To-morrow Evenings, Quarter past Six precisely, account of the length of the Performance. —The Performances to commence with the broad Comic Melodramatic, Operatic, Pantomimical, Satirical, Pedestrian, Equestrian, Didactic, Tactic ...
... SADLER’S WELLS. Long before the doors of this favourite placo of amusenent were thrown open a large crowd had assembled without, which filled all parts of the house soon as admission >vas given. The entertainments of the evening were commenced with the ...
... SADLER'S WELLS. Under the direction of Mr. EOF.RTON (of the Theatre Covent Oarden). THIS EVENING, Ai>ril IStli, with an Occasional Address, to be spoken by Mrs. KgertOn.—After which an cnlire New Pedestrian, Equestrian, and Operatic Extravaganza, (in ...
... SADLER’S WELLS. The Christmas entertainments provided for the public this popular theatre, last evening, commenced with the play of the Lady of Lyons, but so uproarious were the “deities, that it passed throughout in dumb show.” Tho expects tions of ...
... SADLERS WELLS. Under the direction*f Mr. EGKRTON, (of theTheatre Royal, Covent Garden). Erery EVENING, Half-pan Sixprecitely, an entire new Pedestrian. Equestrian,and Operatic Extrarajtaoza, (in 3 Acts,) of Gaiety, Frisk, Lark,and Patter, nailed TOM AND ...
... SADLER'S WELLS. New Comic Pantomime.—First appearance of Mr. Ellar and Mr. Barnes, and Mr. VValbourn's return. THIS EVENING, and during the Week, THE SMOKED MISER, or The Benefit of Hanging.—NERESTAN, PRINCE OP PERSIA, or The Demon the Flood. Nerestan ...
... SADLER'S WELLS. On Saturday evening (and it is always the same it seems) this favourite little theatre was crammed. The Clerk of Clerkenwell gorgeous spectacle, written by Mr. Almar, and possesses points of considerable dramatic interest. Some of the ...
... SADLER’S WELLS. THIS EVENING (Monday) April 30, and during: the Week, (rrsttime) Operatic Drama, called SIBERIA; or. The Perils of Aljxir.a. Count Calmar, Mr. Hunt; Baron Altradorf, Mr. Johnson; Elizabeth, Miss Pitt f and Alexina, Mrs. Selby. After which ...
... SADLERS’ WELLS. Last Week but Two of the Season, and most positively the Last Five Nights of the ISLAND, Tom and Jerry, and Montagne Russe. The extraordinary success whichhas attended the revival of Pearce Egan’s Tom and Jerry, during the long run of ...
... SADLERS WELLS. Last night, Shaksoere's tragedy of Romeo and Juliet was represented at this theatre, in which Miss Laura Addi son sustained the character of Juliet, Mr. Creswick of Romeo, and Mr. Phelps that of Mercutio. The debut which Miss Addison made ...