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... Gaiety a mysterious production, which ia described spectacle-burlesque drama, while there arc pantomimes the Imperial aud Sadler's Wells. Tho weather forecasts predict more fog. We are informed that these fogs are the most natural things in the world, considering ...
... steps were taken to enclose central area, and justify that enclosure pl uitir b . Mrs. Batsman, who is conducting the new Sadler's Well Theatre with considerable energy, on Monday night produced curious and interesting novelty tho shape play written Mr. Joaquin ...
... in Liverpool per the steamer Gallia about the 11th inst. stated recently that his first appearance in London was to be Sadler Wells Theatre, but from some cause or other this engagement is not likely to be arranged. With reference to the successful operation ...
... powerful Company, who will appear in Supported Millcr ' s f amoU s Play, THE danites, . „ extraordinary enthusiasm at the New Sadler's Well*. Globe, and Standard Theatres, London. • h» and Following Evenings, Eight o'clock, the Tmis Flay, Joaquin Miller, in Five ...
... M'KEE ,RA?\'KIN a OWt a sow- Joaijuiu Millers tanious I.' ay, TH E 1> ANI7j S , reived w'th extraordinary at the New Sadler's Wells, Globe, and Standard eatres, Loudon, - anil FoUovring Evcningr,. a Light o'clock, the Play- b >' J*! 11 Five Acts, ...
... And, furthermore, did not behold the other* night, seated in grave and quiet dignity at Mrs. Bateman's theatre, New Sadler's Wells, r. Gladstone and Earl Granville, side by side in the stalls, applauding with all their might Charles Warner's Othello ...
... what bavegot get my devote my life to his have don quantity of new Rote dice sin! person £ N. DEATH OF MRS. BATEM Mrs. ne Sadler's Wells Theatre, died yesterday oh understood, Bateman, @ native of dtiness, From early woman N land, was associated with her ...
... CHANCERY. The motion on behalf of Mr. Fres& for an injunction to restrain Mr. Chattertan from acting Peep o' Day at Sadler's Wells Theatre, came before Mr. Justice Chitty yesterday -At the opening of the ease Mr. Chat torten offered to undertake not ...
... caused iu London on Saturday by the seizure by the Metropolitan police, in a budding formerly used as a stable, near to the Sadler's Wells Theatre, of uses containing ;0,000 rounds of rifle and revolver ammunition, 400 Snider rifles, and a large number of revolvers ...
... Edgar Bruce, with a strong caste. Miss Emma Rainbow has secured the rights of Proved True, which wee lately produced at Sadler's Wells, and will commence her province,' tour in August. Mr. Charles Kelly also takes out a company for autumn, and Mr. Freak ...
... the Strand to the large stage of National Theatre. The St. James's had runs of luck, with intervals, when was closed. Sadler's Wells was popular resort. Some people had heard of theatre Tottenham-street, bub few had visited Miss Kelly's, these comprised ...
... Irving'a part Macbeth until one o'clock noon. Mr. Vezin had not played the rile for some six years, since he took it at Sadler's Wells, and had not acted all, save in The Monk's Room, for many months. Nevertheless, went straight to the theatre, had apology ...