... ESCAPE; or, HARLEQUIN VICTORIOUS; with proper Scenery, 'eceptions, and every necefary Decoration, as it was performed at Sadler’s Welle, London, with univerf.] Applaafe. In which will be introduced the eelebrated Scene of The FLyixo Tavior, taken from Harlequin ...

... Work in the beft and geuteclent Mauuner, and to fcll for the lowelt Profits. } Dated Feb. 20th, 1781. N. B. A Journcyman Sadler, well rccommended, - is wanted by faid John M*‘Eacharn. DIED inteflate a few Weeks ago in Perthiliire, poflefied of a confiderable ...

... - 6. The Lyccum . 7. The Surrey Tleatre o o « - - ° 8. Astley’s Olympic . . 9. Astley’s Amphitheatre - . - = - * | 10 Sadler’s Wells o« . . . . . - - | 11. Sans Pareil « o . . . . . - ° | 12. The Regency Theatre, Tottenham-strect | 15. Theßogalty « o ...

... henceforth, it is said, make Gadshill his summer residence. = Mr. Howard Glover, the distinguished composer, is about to open Sadler's Wells for a short English opera season. A German writer says that the people of the United States can burst more steam boilers ...

... 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 ...

... eleven years of age, over seventy years ago, at the Theatre Royal, Newcastleon-Tyne. Her first appearance in London was at Sadler’s Wells, when she glnyed with Phelpe. She was an aunt of Phil May, and married the late Mr. Walton Chamberlaine. ...

... 3o~Time Signal from Greenwich; Weather Forecast and First General News Builetin. 6.45—A Shakespeare Day Duologue concerning Sadlers Wells by Edith Evans and Robert Loraine. 7.0— Mr Desmond MacCarthy: Litérary Criticiem. 7.ls—Beethoven’s Sonaas for Vieolin and ...

... Tue.—Love needs a Waltz, a modern fairy tale by James Dyrenforth. 14 Wed.—The Bo'sun's Mate (Ethel Smyth), relayed from Sadler’s Wells. 15 Thu.—A Debate between Edinburgh and Cambridge Universities. 16 Fri—B.B.C. Chamber Music Concert—B, to be given before ...

... NATIONAL. Fobruary 23 Fri.—The Devil Take Her (Benjamin), relayed from Sadler's Wells, 24 Sat.—A running commentary by Captain H. B. T. Wakelam on the International Ruiby Football Mateh, Scotland v. Ireland, relayed from Murrayfield, Edinburgh. 25 Sun ...

... LONDON REGIONAL. 9 Fri.—Julian Wylie Present feature ~ programme. 10 Sat.—Cavalleria Rusticana (Mascagni), g relayed from Sadler's Wells, 11 Sun.—Sunday Orchestral Concert, Num- ber 17. 12 Mon.—Orchestral concert. 13 Tue.—Big Business, a musical show, by ...

... this country on 23 Fri.—The Barber of Seville (Rossini), A thousands of occasions . Two other insepar- 1. relayed from Sadler's Wells, ables in the same * bill” are Elsie and Doris 24 Sat.—Military Band concert, Waters (“ Gert and Daisy ), who really ...

... Norwich Players at the Maddermarket Theatre, > “The Taming of the Shrew'’. '—with Cathleen Nesbitt as Katherineopened at Sadler’s Wells theatre on New Year’s Day, thus becoming London’s first Shakespearean production of 1935, ...