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... A T R. I SPECIAt NOTICE The above Mlu.%ic Halt will be under the sole Manage- ment of CARILTON ST AUBYN, late Mlasver Sadler's Wells. Riglan Music Halls, Lonilo, and Lessee Theatre of VYraeties, Rimrsate, on and after MNONDAY, Sieptember 6th, with Orol-cliss ...
... further notice. T HIS PRESENT 'TUESDAY, JAN. 12th, T ]S30, will he performed (recond time here), aS per. forrmed at the Sadler's Wells' Theatre, for upwards of One Ilflidred Nights, With the most unbounded applause, (writ t-n by G. Humherst, Esq.), WILL ...
... GREAT ATTRACTION. T IUS PRESENT THURSDAY, JAN, 11th, 1 1830, wvill be performed (first time here), as par. formed at the Sadler's Wells' Theatre, for upwards of 0e1 Hundred Nights, with the most unbounded applause, (iyft ten by G. IHumherst, Esq.), WILL ...
... therefore, armidst renewed 'applause. At the Adelphi, Mr. Leigh Murray read the Gcausle amidst tre- mendous cheering. At Sadler's Wells thes samme iportan intelligence Was communicated. At the Surrey side, theatres similar ma sanifestation-were made. In ...
... Dresses, and Decorations by Meesrs. Gates and Goward. Stage Manager. Mr. H. HU Barrett, of the Theatres Royal Drury-lane and Sadler's Wells, and formerly of the Theatre Royal, Hawkins,-stet. KIY SI C H A L L. Positively the LAST NIGHT but ONE. THIIS EVENING ...
... Clerkenwell, state the sum required, D which was immediately paid, wait with the greatest patience D I till a messenger from Sadler's Wells, who always knew where Dlto find him, made his appearance to redeem him, and then D p proceed to delight an audience which ...
... aodi Decorations by Messrs. Gates and Goward. y Stage Manager. Per. H. US. Barrett, of the Theatres Royal Drury-lane and Sadler's Wells, and formerly of the Theatre Royas, Hfawkins-street. i/lr U S I C H A L L. lvi LAST NIGHTS. THIS EVENING (THURSDAY), kARIL ...
... po. polar Comedian of the day. MISS FANNY WILLIAMS (Of the Olympic Theatre), and MISS LEBNTT (From Madame Vestris's and Sadler's wells Theatres.) are engafed, and will shortly appear. N THIS EVENING, Monday, September 7, 0 the performences will commente ...
... Dresses, and Decorations by gglt. Gates and Goward. Stage Manager. Mr. H- M. Barrett, of the Theatres Royal Dmnry-lsne and Sadler's Wells, and formerly of the Theatre BOyal, Hawhkinmetreett iut U S I Ci I A Ls L . LAST VIGH THIS EVEMXG (WEDNESDAY), MARCH 81 ...
... pular Comedian of the day. MISS FANNY WILLIAMS (Of the Olympic Theatre), and MISS LEBATT (From MIadame Vestrii's and Sadler's wells Theatres.) t are engaged, and will shortly appear. O N THIS EVENING, Tuesday, September 8, V will be presente4 the Drama ...
... ROUNT ETNA AND THE ANCIENT CITY OF e CATANIA, Designed and Painted by Mr. Finlay and Mr. Fenton of the Theatre Royal, Sadler's Wells, London, and assistants. It bbvfar the most beautiful and extensive exhibition of the lied Yet produced in these Gardens ...
... Dresses, and Decorations by gessrs. Gates and Goward. Stage Manager. Mr. H. M. Barrett, of the Theatres Royal Drury-lane and Sadler's Wells, and formerly of the Theatre Boval, Hawkins-street. UI U S I 0 H A L L. THIS EVENING (TUESDAY), MARCH 30, Under the immediate ...