... the Globe, Toolss, and Terrys-catering, for those ho were in the West End ; Britannia, ! 'the Great, for the East ; Sadler's Wells for the North, and the Elephant and Castle for the South;! while those who had strayed as far as Greenwich, and had got ...

... commencing a tour through New England. Mr. Tom Taylor's Joan of Arc will be produced at the Queens Theatre this evening. Sadler's Wells Theatre will reopen this evening, under the management of Mr. D. Lewis. Mr. Aynsley Cook is engaged to accompany Madame ...

... 'There were a few others who remembered that Phelps had included it in his historic series of Shakspearean revivals ab Sadler's Wells; while the story, recently revived, was recounted of how it was while playing Wolsey at the Imperial Theatre (now attached ...

... Brough, on the abours of Hercules ; the Olympic, a classical burlesque, entitled Cupid and Psyche, by Mr. Burnand; Sadler's Wells, a panto mime on Sir Hugh Middleton and the Bailiff's Daugbter of Islington;1' while the New Royalty (late the oho) ...

... on Friday a Taunton, through having been knocked down and liddea over by a bl e.yce Mr. Chattertos is the new lessee of Sadler's Wells. Theatre. No lesp than four London houses are now under his management. The Royal Scottish Academy exhibitlon, of paintings ...

... Brigade. As an f actor he had a reputation in Bondon five-and twenty Myears ago, and was at one time lessee and manager of Sadler's Wells Theatre in succession to Phelps. 'e As a public reciter Mr. Pemberton had a consider- le able vogue, and his fervid d ...

... until the whole place has been thorougly searched. A sensational piece called The Land of Diamonds, already given at Sadlers' Wells, and originally played at the diamond fields of South Afriea, will be revived on Saturday week at Sanger's Amphitheatre ...

... Strand will open next Saturday, with a brilliant and attractive company of artists. Mlessrs. Wilmot and Freeman have taken Sadler's Wells, to open in August with The Shadows of a Great City. M'essrs. Sims and Pettitt have scored another success it, Aimerica ...

... the etern. ance to be given at the Haymarket for toe tenefitof Mrs. W. R. Beverly, widow of the famous soeneC artist. Sadler's Wells -will reopen, under the nmanage ment of Mr. Charles Wi'ilmot and Mr. H1. A. lreei an, next Bank Holiday, and the prices ...

... Henry Irvig's Riehszrcf ilL in 1876, and was the bi Roy in Mirs. Bateman's revival of the old drama. when the newly-built Sadler's Wells was opened. - M Mr. Justice ;Wright, who is trying Dernbighshire- prisoners,hasdirectedattention to a sentence of three ...

... kind. The death is announced of Mr. Charles Fenton, P well- known actor and scene painter. - Mr. Fenton was employed at Sadler's Wells during the whole period of the manage- ment of Messrs. Phelps and Greenwood, apd his last engagement was at the Vaudeville ...

... Theatre oi Saturday, January 5. The Tinsel Queen, a new drama by Mr. IV. E. Mor- ton, was produced on Saturday night, at Sadler's Wells r Theatre, with success. el Mr. A. F. Morison, barrister-at-law, formerly of Aber- o deen, has been appointed Professor ...