... of late, and often without being recognised. Only few persons knew tbt he was at t: c Court the other night, and that Sadler's Wells of late has been occasionally nonoured by his presence. Notwithstanding the distressing malady from which he sutlers, ...

... Modjeska has cenainly nchieved a triumph. So also has Miss Isabel Bateman as Pauline in the Lady of Lyons now running at Sadler's Wells, and in which Mr. Charles Warner piays the part of Claude Melnotte. ...

... filled to overflowing, there is (Liiite, (t eriisli at the Gaiety, and the Folly is filled with delighted audiences. At Sadler's Wells The Road to Rum attracts large audiences, and Mr. Charles Warner plavs Harry Darnton with telling effect. Miss Isabel ...

... sanitary officials scattered broadcast throughout modern Babylon The public will learn with deep regret that Mrs. Bateman, of Sadler's Wells Theatre, is seriously indis- posed. This estimable lady, whoso name is identified with all that is pure and of good report ...

... Lyceum theatre, so ably managed by him, passed into the hands of Mr. Irving, and Mrs. Bateman sub- sequently re-built Sadlers' Wells, and opened it under conditions which were a fair augury of success. It is gratifying to know that during the eighteen ...

... by Mr. H. A. Jones, well known to play-goers in Cardiff, and founded on a novel by Mr. Mark Hope, will be produced at Sadlers' Wells theatre. The issue of three quarters of a million additional notes has been arranged for by the authorities of the Bank ...

... contributed by the officers and men of the regi- ment itself, and by pensioners and Army Reserve men late of the 24tb. THE NEW SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE, London, has been sub-let for the summer season to Mr. E. H. Brooke, who will undertake a series of performances ...

... give us the long and the short of it by saying how many out of the six hundred were long, and how many were short. Sadlers' Wells has gone temporarily into the hands of Mr Hollingshead. The management under Miss Isabel Bateman has been in every way ...

... of the Teuton. No doubt the South African merchants, whose name now is Legion will subscribe with wonted liberality. Sadler's Wells Theatre has been let on lease to Mr. Chatterton, for a period, and will become the home of domestic drama. I heard not ...

... hot biscuit, meat, potatoes, and a cup of coffee, and asked pleasantly, How is the dog? Grimaldi was once hissed at Sadler's Wells after singing his celebrated comic song of Tippitywitchet, and be appeaed to the audience, lie had nodded, he said ...

... some hot biscuit, meat, potatoes, and a cup of coffee, and asked pleasantly, How is the dog? Grimaldi was once hissedat Sadler's Wells after singing his celebrated comic song of Tippitywirchet, and be appealed to the audience. He had nodded, he said ...

... hot biscuit, meat, potatoes, and a cup of coffee, and asked pleasantly, How is the dog? Grimaldi was once htssed at Sadler's Wells after singing his celebrated comic song of Tippitywitehet, and he appealed to the audience. He had nodded, he said ...