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... months publicity manager at the Opera House, Coventry, has accepted an appointment as manager for Miss Lilian Baylis,'of Sadler's Wells Theatre, London. This is the sister theatre to the Old Vic. The company. which performs at the two theatres. includes ...
... manager, to* k place somewhat unexpectedly Sunday. Dec-ased. who was years of age, had been manager of the Covent Garden, Sadler's Wells, Surrey, of London, and Victoria Theatre*. ...
... Standard . French lrama. Britannia: French Effingham: W hitechapel version of a German ulav, wen through i American medium. Sadler's Wells, Pavilion, and Garrick, | ...
... interval instead of whisky and soda, says: The most enthusiastic paying theatre fans in town to-day are to be found at Sadler's Wells and the Old Vic (famous homes of opera). None are ' dead heads.' They pay and they drink milk and cocoa in the intervals ...
... company both at Covent-gardeu and at Drury-lane, and that she cooperated with Mr. Phelps iu promoting the dramatic reform of Sadler's Wells. ...
... system of preaching in Theatres, commenced operations on Sunday last, when the following ware opened for Divine Service . —Sadler's Wells, in Clerkenweil; the Victoria, in the New Cut, Lambeth; the Pavilion, in Whitechapel; and the Standard, in Shoreditoh ...
... Hymns were and prayers offered, after which there was Sermon by the Rev. R. Robinson, Minister York-road Chapel, Lambeth. Sadler's Wells Theatre, the Staudard, Shoreditoh, and the Pavilion, Whitecliapel, were also thiown open on Sunday evening for special ...
... audiences. How, in the presence of that frigid public, must Mr. Phelps have longed for the hearty Shakespeareans of the Sadler's Wells district! How, if the report of the frigidity reached the ears of Mr. Charles Kean, must he have rejoiced to think how ...
... St. James's Hall was conducted by the Rev. William Landclls, Minister the Baptist Church, Regent's Park. The Standard, Sadler's Wells, and Pavilion Theatres were opened the evening, and were densely crowded. The Committee intend instituting series of tent ...
... lequin Quicksilver,” the parts of Harlequin and Clown Mr. Eller and Mr. Bristow, both from the Theatre Royal Circus and Sadler’s Wells, London. In the course of the piece will be a grand pas seul, by Mr. Ellen, and a clog hornpipe by Mr. Bristow. Between ...
... Services at St. Martin's Hail, Long-acre; the Standard Theatre, Shoreditch ; the Pavilion Theatre, Whitechapel-road; and Sadlers' Wells Theatre, Clerkenwell. It is understood that the Westminster Abbey eveuing Services will commence 011 the first Suuday ...
... laic cl«-rk Mr. D vis, auctioneer. appeared the evidence, thai on Tuesday night the ceased went witli friend gallery Sadler's Wells, and rushing down to get a front seat, by a ip of his foot fell head foremost over the rail, from a height of thirty feel ...