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... commodious, boarded booth, No.. 2, near the ticc, Roodec, the ladies and gentlemen will be entertained with the DIVERSIONS of SADLER’s-WELLS ; the fo-much-famed SAUNDERS and Company, from Sader s-weils, who have not performed in this city thefe 20 | *» a who ...
... Sutton, and Ricketts.—Clown to the tumbling, Mr. Laffels. A NEW COMIC DANCE, As originally introduced by Mr. Laffels, at Sadlers-wells, and performed by him wit the greateft applaufe during the whole feafon, called, LA DANSE DES OEUFS, Or, Tut Eco Hornrire ...
... for St. Paul’s; be delivered by Mr. Cooke. After which will exhibited that grand and interefting fpcctacle, performed at Sadlers Wells upwards of one hundred nights, and drew more money to the treafury of the theatie, than any other exhibition fince its ...
... BOOTH, No. a, in Paradife-row, adjoining the Roodee, the ladies and gentleman will entertained with the DIVERSIONS of SADLER's-WELLS, BY THF SO-MUCH-FAM'D SAUNDERS AND COMPANY, FIRST, Mr. Saunders, the celebrated equilibria, will exhibit a variety of ...
... BOARDED BOOTH, No. 2, radife-row, adjoining the Roodee, the ladies and gentlci will entertained with the DIVERSIONS OF SADLER'S-WELLS, BY THF. SO-MUCH-FAM'D SAUNDERS AND COMPANY, Ft J\ST, Mr. Saunders, the celebrated equilib 1, will exh a variety of new ...
... converlation. At length Mr, Barrymore was differed to fpeak. He faid they had not the mulic of Ira in the houfe-it belonged to Sadler's Wells. After fonie little further clamour, they feemed to yield to this reafon, and the play went on without interruption. By ...
... be added (newer performed bere)aPANTOMIM NTERTAINMEN call’d, THE BLACK WOOD; THE NATURAL SON. (As exbibited at Parity Sadler's Wells, and the Theatre-ry: Manchefer, with the greaceft applause.) The overture and music, Charaéteriftic of the incidents of ...
... fuf- fureties, to the fatisfaétion of the truftees. 3 a AT THE THEATRE-ROYAL, CHESTER, On Monday evening, May 20, 17 THE SADLER’S-WELLS CO) PANY Will exhibie a Grand DISPLAY OF EXTRAORDINARY AMUSEMENTS: A HORNPIPE, by Mr. Partridge. The celebrated POLANDER’s ...
... ftatue in gold; but there is no memorial of this ‘eat and ublic-fpirited citizen, except an ale-houle jis hea fign of at Sadler’s Wells. He was a native of Denbi » in North Wales, and a citizen and goldfmith f London. Though there were thr@e acts of Parliament ...
... the honour of Old England, and could fhout when they could be heard no more. The a&orsof Drurv-larie and the tumblers Sadler's Wells, have ailed honours. They have cpmed fihools to infuriate mankind, and propagate a brood of heroes; and the finking of ...
... the orcheftras. in the Theatres-Royal, Manchet'ter and Chefter. This gentleman has produced two pieces, this fe-afon, Sadler's-Wells (confifting of long and recitation) both of which have met with the moft flattering marks of approbation for thefc three ...
... him. POLICE, &e. Hees v. Asticy.——Mr. Rees, the celebrated Imita- tor, ate of Covent Garden Theatre, has been en- aged Sadler's Wells Theatre for some time past, t Yu give bis Liitutions of the most celebrated Londen Performers: and on_the first night ...