... iof public entertainment are licensea and regulated, that the estaliishmentscalled Astley's Amphitheatre, the Circus, Sadler's Wells, the Coburg Theatre, the R1,oyalty Theatre, and the R{egency Theatre, are l merely Houses licensedfrom ye.r to year by ...

... have been questioned by some anonymous writers Iha been politely offered, gratuitously, by the proprietor, he uise of Sadler's Wells Theatre on Tuesday evening, when, ate undrserstand, he will give the public ?? a taste of his quality, in, prove either ...

... at Paris, has made, and is about to make, its appearance on no less than five different stages in London-the Adelphi, Sadler's Wells, the Victoria, the Surrey, and the Garrick. In the hands ofa skilful adapter, it may be made a most effective piece ; ...

... sowell-perhapg because he had no great model to copy from. Miss Miran (a sister, it is said, of Miss Laura Addison of Sadler's Wells) has a full-toned contralto voice, and a good method; she is be, sides a very prepossessing person, and promises much ...

... elegance, and, as far as we can judge, correctness. s The work is to be produced under the supervision of Mr. e Phelps of Sadler's Wells, who, by his positiorsin that house t to which Sbakspoare himself has for some years been exiled t tfrom the great theatres ...

... exactly a recent production of the clever anthor,, Mr. Berwick, it having been presented so long back as eight )ears ago at Sadler's- wells rheatra, ilndon. No small a t of intarestseemed to have been exe tel by gfe annl sent of this piece, which is entitled ...

... scucess. Mr. Josephs, who suslained the part of the u rer, Ilph Atleklebty, is abont departing itmme. diately for thls Sadler's Wells Theatre, London. The Queen's will lose in him a melodramatic actor of great talent. The perfotaances concluded with the ...

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... considerable ex- tent, though, fortunalely, he was partly Insured. Since then he has been an occupant of the Standard, Sadler's Wells, and Surrey Theatres in London, and has appeared In his favourite characters as an actor at nearly every dramatic est ...

... talents ?? as she loaseased could lonaer be hld in tie provinces, and she accordingly was engaged by Mr. Phelps at the Sadler's Wells Ticat; e, witere bhe tlayee the entire round of characters UnU- ally known aa Singing Chambermaide. Her great bit, hobw- ...

... on the stage of thie legitimate drama at present. Mr. Phelpo is playing The Winter's Tale and The Provoked Husbant, at Sadler's Wells. Mr. liean has fallen back on The Merchant of Venice. The old oomedles-Rivalo, Way to Keep llm, O.-we are glad to see ...

... ektabllshmeflt o? the legilimate drama In the northern suburb. The play was Macbc tfi, one of the moat favourite works In the Sadler's Well'a repertoly, and re, markably well suited far this oooaslon, Ineemunh as Lady Machrth stands high In thie lit of parts ...