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... most iateresting revival of Timm of Athens, tragedy that has not been seen on the boards I since Phelps produced it at !Sadler's Wells about twenty-five years ago. The performances commence on Monday, and will be as follows .—lfonday and Tuesday, A Midsummer ...
... Landon, from typhoid farm. Mr Pettitt was a distinguished author and dramatist, and made • brief appearance on the stage at Sadler,' Wells Theatre at the age of fifteen. His first Q uay a, a dramatist was in a play which be wrote in collaboration with Mr Paul ...
... 1879, rumour of its probable revival as his threwe obtained publicity in the Preen. The work was revived by Pbeips at Sadler's Wells as late as 1860, wito a oast including Miss Atkinson, Mrs Henry Marston. Mr Lewis Ball mow a member of the Compton Comedy ...
... Islington, Mi.. Beatrice Day aad has ars representing Th. Whits Hass ad M. Boalding. This, in ita original km% seen .t Sadler's Wells Meats* ixseen yean ago, bat it b.. practically bees remitter!. Mr. Bolding • pesebasst foe the historical. Ten yeses ago ...
... Orme, Bradshaw, Diakka Boy. Mazard, Lindy Pat Cultism's, Cosak Bunting. Bork:tell, Faber Ignatius. Hauteur, Ilinerbio. Sadler's Wells. Dame Sweet William, ISeld. S.B. Bettie Amaltit, Mistake The Hey. Savanake, klasfleld, Lulu 11., Porridge. Stonehenge ...
... the dramatic authors in London were in a contest to refit the work for the boards. Egan himself gave his own version 'to Sadler’s Wells playhouse, and at the Adelphi, London’s very temple f melodrama, it proved such a stayer as never before had been seen ...
... celebrated funambulist, whom Henry Angelo describes as “a very beautiful woman,” made her first appearance in England at the Sadler’s Wells Theatre on April Ist, 1785. In the bills of the time sheiwas described as having °‘ been celebrated at Paris all the winter ...
... Endowed with prepossessing manners, it was not long before he came into prominent note. In April, 1803, he appeared at Sadler’s Wells Theatre as the giant in Dibdin’s, senior’s, pantomime of “Jack the Giant Killer,” a piece in which he was humorously ...
... ttynApPefftv was to the wife sad lastly of the late Bro. Hanley. THEATRICAL TRADITIONS. Historic Events And Play Bills Of Old Sadlers Wells. Our London correspondent 'fhe traditions of the old radlers Went Theatre, for whir b funds are beias raised la order that ...
... a gallop. Ms codify ooti. anti h.gag Ave furlong* at, bnak tear • In the course of clearing op the debrief the old Sadler's Wells Theatre at Clerkenwell, London. workmen disclosed' one of the ancient wells which were once so famous for their supposed ...
... home for ever. Mr. (lodd was one of the few survivors of throe who had attended the famous dkakesjwartha revivals at Sadler's Well under the regime of Samuel Phelps. I was only once in company, and then he Tote of the thealre, declaring that a solution ...
... M§l-‘\§o g B' O'Neill 3 ey Also—Himalayas, Sadler's Wells, B¥ . Marionette, Bachelor's Folly, Grellan’s “‘g ’l ' Battle, Quai d’Orsay. Trained T W by aper Ll PEehiz—_6/4 on GREENOGUE, 4/] agst g4l Sadler’s Wells. 8/1 Strongbow, 7/1 Astra, g e 100/8 each ...