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... SADLER'S WELLS. THIS EVENING thi* porfonuancfs will commeDce with BACOARAT; or. The Knave of Hearts. Baccarat. Marriott; Joseph Hlppoit, Mr. G. Melville. Philippe. Mr. T. Mead : Llwie Wilmorc. I izzie Htrrison. and Kllen Beaufort. To conclude with LOVE ...
... SADLERS WELLS. THIS EVENING the performances will commence with THE HOI E UN TUI BRIDGE NOTRE DAW. Mes-rs. Johnstone, M ivnard, and Worbovs : Mesdames Rawlings. Nason, and Mi dime Ceh'*te. be followed by a Petit Ballet. To conclude with the farce of ...
... SADLER'S WELLS. THIS EVENING, DON CiESAR BAZAN. George Melville. Walter Joyce, Llzsie Wilmore, and Ellen Penn fort. To conclude with the Pantomime, HUGH MYDDBLTON. William Ellerton, Lissic Wilmore, Lizzie Harrison, Ethel Somers, Emma Aostey. W. Buck. ...
... AT SADLER'S WELLS. With Boncicault's .krrali-na-Pogne for' his first bill, Mr. T. E. James has reopened Sadler's Wells. If a fine standard play well acted can bring back to the historic Clerkenwell play-house its long-departed popularity the present ...
... SADLER’S WELLS. THIS EVENING the performances will commence with VIROINIUB. Messrs. H. Marston. K. Phelpa, T. B. Bennett. W. D. Gresham, Brooke, and Bail don; Mrs. Wallis. Virginia, Miss Marriott To conclude with THE BRIGAND. Mr. D. H. Jones Miss Mandlebcrt ...
... SADLER’S WELLS. This theatre was reopened yesterday evening with the tragedy of Hamlet.” The performance last night was preceded an address from Mr. Wood, which allusion was made to the past history of the house, and a hope expressed that, under the ...
... SADLERS WELLS. TlflH KVKNINC. 7.0. Mi.iTUl-SS TUP. MILL: Mr. Bentley *ni 7.45, LKAIt; IMr. MMjwr*. W:irut*r. Ai*. Kraiia. Hamilton: Warner, r. Sic. Tu concludd I'Kllf ; K. 11. and Mrs. Warner. ROYAL AMPHITHF.ATRK AND CIRCUS. THIS KVKNI.V; 7.30, IN THI ...
... SADLER'S WELLS. The proprietors of Sadler's Wells are adventurous men. Within any time for these forty years the vicinity of the Sir Hugh Myddleton has been a fishing station. It was not so renowned or so profitable as that of Newfoundland, or the Dogger ...
... Sadler's Wells. Doors open at Half-past Six; Commence at Seven. Lessees: Messrs. GREENWOOD & PHELPS. 11 30 Tragedy, in Pict Acts. by Shakspere. . Mr. Haywell. Mr. Phelps. .. Mr. Marston. Mr. J. W. Ray. Mr. F. Robinson. .. Mr. Belford. • . Mr. Harris. ...
... SADLER'S WELLS. Tfll EVENING the performance 3 will commence with the new play by W. Mr.rstur., Eq., entitled PURE GOLD. 4ltssrs. IL Marston, E. Phelps, D. H. Jones, Gresham, Brooke: Miss Marriott, Mrs. Buckin , ,zham White, Miss Mandlebert. To conclude ...
... SADLER'S WELLS. On Mondk? night, ia the tragedy 111. Mr. Phelps ■asUmed the of Richard ,w.th »bi ity and jadgroenr, and fr«qo«ntly applauded in tba fourth, and particularly the fifth acta, where he leeda on hi* followtn the bottle-field. Mr. Q. Bennett ...
... SADLER'S WELLS. Little Red Riding Hood ; or, Harlequin Baa, Baa, Black Sheep, and the Cruel Wolf, was the title of the Christmas pantomime at the above theatre. The burlesque opening is from the pen of Mr. F. G. Cheetham. The scenery embodied many ...