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... SADLER'S • WELLS -12 NIGHTS . ONLY- Opens for the HOLIDAYS, under the Management of Mr. T. Dibdin on Tuesday, Dee. 26th, ant Wednesday 27th, with a New Burletta called, Double X, or the Islington Stage. A Melo Drama, founded on George Barnwell ; am:Utile ...
... SADLER'S WELLS - SIX MORE NIGHTS - To-morrow, a Melo Drama, founded on George Barnwell, called the I,,,, , lon'Prentice. An entirely new Comic Duet, called Billy and Vitzbilly ; or, A IlaiTy New Year vill be sang hy Mr. Williams, and Mr. Fitzwilliam.— ...
... SADLER'S WELLS, under the Management of Mrs. Fitzwilliam and Mr. W. H. Williams. Continued success, and Night ni the New Operatic Drama, which has been universally pronounced the best . '°ntic Musical production now before the Public.—To-morrow (Monday) ...
... 12 duced to these boards, in lieu of melodrama, &c., &c., Sadler's Wells has become a favourite place of resort; and we take this opportunity of again congratulating Mrs. Warner and Mr. Phelps on the success that has attended their speculation. On Thursday ...
... SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE.—BENEFILT of Mr. FREDERICKS.—Tbursday Next, July 7.—The HUNCHBACK.—Mr. lileridan Knowles., Mr. Dale. Mr. Hooper, Mr. Osbaldiston, Mrs. Hooper, Miss 'W„ v erley. After which, LOVE and MYSTERY.—Mr. R. M. Raymond. (Theatre vela] Liverpool ...
... IT'S ALL TO ASTONISH THE BROWNS! a much admired Comic Song, sung on the night of Miss Porde's Benefit, at Sadler's Wells Theatre also,' M.P., or El.ction Miseries just published, Is. 6d. each, by J. BEULBIL. 7, Bury-place, Bloomshurv, two doors from Hart ...
... Theatre., We have been requested to insert the following, and do so with pleasure, for no doubt every word of it is true:— SADLER's-WELLs.—The attractions of Fairy Blue and Fairy Red begin to be divided with General Jacko, who seems to beat all his competitors ...
... salaries, have been grumbling most woefully - . .Some have filled up their time, in playing for benefits, at the Victoria and Sadler's Wells ; and the only stars in London have been exhibited at Her Majesty's Theatre, by Mr. Howell, whilst others (as Bob Keeley ...
... itzwilliam and Williaths.—And On WEDNESDAY,- being the last night till 1 • !.aster, a Comic Parody called Paul Pry at Sadler's Wells, with Garratt I :lecti,m. Pani l'ry and ; Terry Sneak by Mr. Russell, of the Theatre Royal , I lrury-laneand Brighton ...
... inaI and Se- LECT—Containing, (in addition to Sixty-four closely printed Bvo. pages). a View of Mathews' Birth-place; Sadler's Wells, ; Tombs of Majors Stables and Rowley, at Waterloo; Market Places at Winchester and Cambridge; The New Stove at the C ...
... by the Great Grand National Thespian Temples and the English Opera, against the Surrey, West London, Whitectiapel, and Sadler's Wells Theatres; as also against Signor Lanza, for his contraband cantabile exhibitions in Gray's-inn-lane. Vauxhall is for the ...
... the season is expected to close on Saturday next. The ',Amphitheatre is equallyprofitless of late. Mr. Cathcart, late of Sadler's Wells, has been engaged, who has appeared with Lyon in some of the Shaksptrian pieces. MANCIfESTER.—Queen's Theatre.—Sloan has ...