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... THE NIGHT-WATCHMAN AT SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. IN IS an old gentleman of the name of Templeman lived in a small cottage erected in a then lonely spot called l'oeock's Fields, near Barnsbary Park, Islington. principally occupied by persons of the poorer ...
... Baron Nicholson, who died this day, aged 52, describes, in his autobiography, how, when a boy, Sherrill, an actor at Sadler's Wells, took him to see the execution of the Cato Street conspirators. He paid fourpence for our standing in a coal waggon ...
... comedy, and .Ir. I: croft for modern comedy. Mr. Phelps said that by economic method of his own be had made Shakespeare Sadler's Wells. Nowadays one live soldier carrying before .0, behind him a couple of dummy soldiers fixed to a board dlr.._ which his ...
... Primate dies, when, according to the Er,,, they have their money back. 1 am told by elderly persons that people once went to Sadler's Wells, not as nowa. days, to Fel ‘•llarn urn's Beauty; _bat Samuel . Phrlps on the brittor with the Bard. Ont. cious me, ...
... will he acre lo . rind a place ultimately in is Letter-nor, a nd he therefore incites correspondence on all subjects. SADLER'S WELLS THEATIM CLERNERWZLL, ilarek sth. ltd 8. Dzia SLOPER,—I write to thank you for the lovely bouquet you presented me with ...
... although the Maypole may have gone the way of other good firewood, and the Green - lost something of its verdant hue. Though Sadler's Wells may have fallen upon evil days, and Grimaldi be eternally off, whilst Charles Wilmot governs the Grand and Geoffrey Thorn ...
... Blondin and the Lion King. jogging into nearly 'I the shows. and kissing the elephants all round, McGooseley .led into Sadler's Wells Theatre, to see the capital pantomime, 'lf AU Mg Nal, now'being produced there. The house was crowded, n was McGooseley ...
... Phelps. the son of Sa lmi ,' Phelps. died this day. aged 32. lie made his first London appeii. mice as Ulric in Warner at Sadler's Wells. 3rd April, 1890—A newspaper of this date says: Durinthe siege Parisians acquired a taste for horseflesh, or their aversion ...
... lent him money teazed him a°l l.r et urh of it; and he was at a loss for further re. sh ove s ' When he met Johnson at Sadler's Wells as Mentioned. On the following day these ill-fated youths met at the appointed place, and made a contract for their mutual ...
... both the major and minor theatres—Covent Garden, £1,000: Drury Lane, £l,OOO Surrey. £300; Adelphi, £200; Olympic, £IC,O; Sadler's Wells, £100; West London. £lOO. Total, £3,501. Pantomimes cost more nowadays. 9th January, 1882.—Application was made at Bow ...
... was to be measured by the length of beard he would have sent his Deyship a he goat. 2nd April, 1804.—For several years Sadler's Wells Theatre had the additional appellation of The Aquatic Theatre. The aquatic ,' exhibitions, the first of which took place ...