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... public towards the end of the present month. Next year lie contemplates issuing Dictionary of Paris. ' The preparations at Sadler's Wells Theatre for 1 the production of Rob Roy are making 1 active progress, the whole, as a spectacle of ' romantic life ...
... NEW SADLER'S WELLS. time Mrs tiateuiMi announced her restive gadler'n Wells Theatre and heat revive the ancient glories the house, nil playgoers have awaited the result of her experiment with interest, wishing worthy the heartiest success, Last wight ...
... Rot.—Robbing Roy, Mr Burnand has named the product of the happy thought suggested to him be sat in the Btalis of Sadler's Wells not many nights ago, was produced at the Gaiety on Monday night. Of course, the burlesque is of the wildest, the author ...
... been seen upon our stage for many years, It was, of course, included in the extensive rang* of Shakespeare revivals at Sadler's Wells under Mi Phelps's management, but that is nearly twenty years ago. The character of Caius Marcius, whicl will be represented ...
... DEATH OF MRS BATEMAN. The death is announced of Mrs Bateman, lessee of Sadlers Wells Theatie. ...
... death of bateman. The death is announced of Mrs Batem&n, of Sadlers Wells Theatie. ...
... J. L. Toole has shown his sympathy for those bereaved the death of Mrs Bateman by offering toappear for six nights at Sadler's Wells Theatre. So intense has the cold been in lowa that the people have been obliged to barn Indian corn for fuel. Missouri ...
... p*J the A N I S, GRAND ROMANTIC AMERICAN BRA*A tar bit the London maoo. where *»i performat lor many mouths the Globe, Sadler's Wells. Star Imperial Theatres, sow °® tnnr, ,i wfcaiiMtf success in the provuoet> The compare teen carefully elected tor itt ...
... SUDDEN CLOSING OF A THRATRE. An abrupt terminaticn to the performances at Sadler's Wells Theatre took piace on Wednesday night, much to the astonishment of the who had gathered ontside the building previous to the usual opening hour, as well as to the ...
... completed. MR CHATTERTON’S CASE. Bacon to-day dismissed, with an application to commit for contempt Mr Chatterton, lessee of Sadlers’ Wells Theatre, characterising it as an abeurd one. ENGLAND AND THE VATICAN. Tie Press Axsociation is informed that the title ...
... last wi 1 Miss Ella Stockton, at the of a mutual friend, read her play, ‘ Madeap Violet,” to Mr Mat Robson, manager of Sadler's Wells Theatre, and we are informed that Mr Robson las accepted the picce for carly production. Miss Stockton will play Violet ...
... Adrift. which is from the pen of Mr RB. Pal | wrave (the author of “* The Faithful Heart,” now play ing so successfully at Sadler's Wells) and Mr F. | Gover. Thej drama, which is a powerful one, is ir | every particular origi in conception, and will, un. doubtedly ...