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... fifteen years, antil return to Americe, he devoted himseli mostly o this kind of work. In 1819-20 he attempted the ement of Sadler's Wells Theatre, bum disastrously. In 1823 while in Paris under contract to supply operas and plays to Covent Carden hePi:lime ...
... in the practice of the new diplomacy amous Old Theatre to Re-open London’s oldest and one of its most famous theatres— Sadler’s Wells— after parsing through many vicissitudes and being closed for the past year is to reopen again A well-known actor has ...
... lease of the historic Sadler’s Wells Theatre and there intends to work out a transformation on an amazing scale Eric Geddes and the War am able to state authorita- the report that Sir been added to the House of History Sadler’s Wells is the theatre London ...
... theatre is to be restored to something of its ancient glory. The oldest, and in its das the most renowned theatre in London, Sadlers Wells has fallen of late years upon evil timgs. It was successively a third-rate mussic-lyf{s and a fourth-rate pic~ ture-house ...
... p-ty though that listeners have to rely upon the foreigners for their entertainment in this fashion SO OBVIOUS To turn Sadlers Wells Theatre into a North London counterpart of the Old Vic is one of those happy but obvious ideas which make one wonder why ...
... Perfect Day” C Jacob-Bonds Suite A Lover in Damascus” A 940 Weather orecast and News Mr O K Chesterton on The Saving of Sadler’s Wells” Local News 100— Orchestra— Waltz Wedding Bells” E Eatherley Joan Hastings Go to London” Weston and Lee Miss be Standing ...
... historic but now derelict theatre of Sadler’s Wells reconstruct it and establish it under the management of the present Old Vic as an O’d Vic for North London Tho total sum required is £60000 It was at Sadler's Wells that the famous Samuel Phelps reigned ...
... make the desirea grants The largest single grant was to th-1 Sadler’s Wells und Committee of which the Duke of Devonshire is chairman for the purchase of the site and buildin of Sadler’s Wells the historic Shakespeare Theatre in North London Closely connects ...
... annually of the of th There is no Prohibition in Wales and analysis oi me water or me rnrfni romantically rediscovered Sadler's Well immorality except the accepted laws proves satisfactory one may see a mild of our land regulating matrimony bcom in the ...
... immediate faintly by blood and a fifteenth bv adoption will take part in performance of “Twelfth Night ” on behalf of Sadlers Wells Theatre which it is hoped to open on the pattern of the famous Old Vic On this occasion Sir Johnston who plavs tho small ...
... fub-tription Cameron St George and the SSSwTtn orecast for armers from London titlmkespenre Day duologue concern-‘’’Tag Sadler’s Well by Edith Evans and Robert Lorraine from London 70— Desmond M’Uarthy- Literary Criticism” from London Choir nd tenor and ...
... school, as a civil engineer, but at the age of 20 he entered the dramatic profession under Mr. Mat Robson's management at Sadler's Wells. When in 1883 Mr. (Bir) Frank Benson took over the entire company originally organised by Mr. Walter Bentley, one of his ...