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... other playhouses are about to he built ii London, yet four of those already in existence are now to be let-Novelty, New Sadler's Wells, Holborn, and Opera Coenique. Large numbers of coloured people who emigrated to Kansas a year or twso ago now find the ...
... of their distressed brethren. The Hay- market, the Olympic, the Adelrhi, the Princess's, the Strand, the St. James's, Sadlers' Wells, and the Surrey will be respectively represented by their leading actors, who will all take some part in the multifarious ...
... Tearle. lady Wolverton, though still too unwell to leave her room orto see visitors, is gradually regaining strength. Sadler's Wells Theatre, renovated and redecorated, will be reoeprod under new 11anagement on Saturday next. An interesting exhibition ...
... playis.it rmais on ofthe ostpowefu-works. is omehatsurriingtha itha not been seen in Lonon sine 86O- wen'jtwas produced at Sadler's Wells, with Miss Glyn in the tifle rile.. No doubt the horrible realim of the piece has militated against its popularity. . ...
... flowlaid Hill, Plies Lidgett, and tloe M1arch iose--3 of Lo hian. ?? tl 16th of April Miss Isabel Batenian .vill protlect at Sadler's Wells aci original ylay by Mr. H. A. Jones, aI uthor of A Clerical Error' and ''An Old Nlaster.' The principal part will be ...
... evening. ,r. Frank Melford has written a new farcical comedy entitled Burglars, which is about to be taken on tour. Sadler's Wells Theatre reopened on Saturday evening with a version of Hugh Conway's story, ' Livia-, or Dead. Herr Ofenheimn, formerly ...
... are the Standard, Shoreditch, opposite the terminus of the Great Eastern Railway ; the Pavilion, Whitecbapel Road; and Sadler's Wells Theatre. The first Sunday in October has been appointed for the opening service at each establishment,-Era, ...
... meet to-day for the first time after the Whiteuntide recess. The Printers' Dramatic Society had a benefit perform ance at Sadler's Wells on TueBda) night. There was a grand field day at Aldershott on Tuesday, at which the Duke of Uambridge was present. An ...
... since been keen. Mr. F. n. Chattertoll IQs arrangged with Mr. Frank .Stainfortlh to write the fortiscominig pastomimefor Sadler's Wells. Tbe subject is the Forty Thievco. Signlor Rtossi, playing in Italian and esupported by an Englishl-speaking company ...
... from Monday next to Saturday, September 12 inclusive. Another attempt will be made to obtain a music hall license for old Sadler's Wells at the October licensing meeting of the County Council. The production of the new musical play without words, Yvette ...
... (Quatre Bras in 1815. Shadows of a Great Cityis a piece withwhich Mr. Charles Wilmot and Mkr. H.. A. Freeman wil open Sadlers' Wells on next Bank Holiday. A rumour is afloat that Mr. Newrnes has retired rromn Tit Bits. His estimated income from the paper ...
... bring out, on the 1st Sep.- tember, an opera called Alib, 'the words by BL. Miolneaux, and the musio by M, Nibelle. Sadler's Wells opens to-night, with cheapprices and a new management and coompany; but the reconstrurtion of the building is postponed ...