... Memorial of Timon of Athens, which has not b'.en represented on the stage since Phelps produced it forty years ago at Sadler’s Wells. At the 17th annual meeting of the Governors of the Shakespeare Memorial Association, held at Stratfordon-Aron, it waa ...

... account.** The prisoners were remanded, bail being refused in the case Mr. Pigeon. ft' susaxffisasae^ BOXIKG EXHIBITION AT SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. {A Mewl mtetißC rad orrrwen the parish of Cltrkenirell was held on Tuesday tight, at the Vestry Hall, Roeunan-strcet ...

... Theatre, where Ihakesperian works, for which an secession to the company was often made when Mr. Phelps's retirement from Sadler's Wells set free such actors as Henry Manton, alternated with melodrama. To the latter Mr. Creswick imparted some dignity as well ...

... throughout the land. Sir Ounliffe Owen seconded the motion. In the evening Sir Bartle Frere delivered a lecture. THE NEW SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE, London, has been sub-let for the summer Beaton to Mr. B. 11. Brake, who will undertake a series of perforrasimes ...

... Marsh, known in the th a:rical p ofession as Henry Marston, and who was for many yeas connected with Drury Lane and Sadler's Wells Theatres, London, have been Interred in a family grave at Highgate Cemetery. The deceased, who had reached the age of ...

... nuthing to be desired ; indeed, Claude Melnotte was better than any we have seen away from any we have seen away from Sadler's Wells Theatre. Miss Milly Arto is too old a public favourite to require much to be said about her, but whether as the detestable ...

... ago, was 76 years of age. She was an actress of the old school, and was for a good many yeas' actress-manageress of Sadler's Wells. She enticipsted Sarah Bernhardt in playing Hamlet, and made quite • hit in the part, for the piece ran for no less than ...

... gunboats, its value is often rather underrated. It is, however, badly Mewed. Mrs. Bateman has placed in the large saloon at Sadler's Wells a present which one or her grandoaughters received from Mrs. Charles Kean. It consists of a complete model of Drury-lane ...

... Emperor Dieeletlea. Tug lady lawn as Mrs. Manion,' who was the heroine and matron la Swami Phelp's Shakespeare= company at Sadler's Wells, blisatea, widow of the tragedien Harry Morotea, is ender her nea-profeeatonal name of Mtn. Marsh, as appliont far ...

... beer-engine, and swore he would be served. Mr. Mansfield fined the prisoner 405., or a month. Ma. F. B. Cstarrzsrow bail taken Sadler's Wells Theatre, London, on a lease for seven years. The season will commence on the Ist October with The Poundliap or. The ...

... Rignold has opened the newly-embel- Belted Connaught Theatre with the comedy Alone and the drama Black-Eyed Susan. At Sadler's Wells Mrs. Bateman has bestowed her attention upon a pantomime entitled The Forty Thieves; or, Abdallalt's 'Arrys. As may ...

... salary of the double begs was Xs.; at the Hayonsrleit in the early days of Budgies', the first clarinet received 28s; at Sadler,' Wells in Samuel Phalli@ thee, with W. H. Montgomery as musical director, one guinea, end in many ours only les. • week was paid ...