... the Helium Theatre to stand the test of comparison with many a larger house. The clown, the Great Little Rowella. —The Sadler's Wells pantomime, Little Red Riding flood; or, Harlequin Prince Baa Butt Black Sheep, aryl The Cruel Wolf, is cleverly written ...

... death of Mr. Harry Payne, there passed away the last of a famous family of pantomimista. His father, W. H. Payne, was at Sadler's Wells when Grimaldi was a star there ; and lie was also a member of the cast of Othello at Edmund Kean's final appearance ...

... Chtrlcs Dillon, known both as an actor and a manager in the north England, and alto famed for his performance of Bdpbegor at Sadler’s Welle, appears in the new character of London director, and under hit auspices the Lyceum U presented to the public nudes a ...

... comedian, died worth L 30,000. Tax vows of the cuckoo has alresuly been beard in Laneaskire. Miss ILisatcrr hal given at Sadler's Wells a miss of farewell performanoes, previous to her immw diets departure for America. THE APPEAL in the Donlton case will ...

... it is wondrous good. Something less costly, won't we, . My own dear Nickledy Nod 1 Would you stew in the pit at Sadler's Wells? I think the young wench is mad. Where shall we go in autumn, My own dear Nickledy Nod I Trouville, Dieppe, and Baden ...

... Theatre of Tinian of Athens, which has not been represented on the stage since Phelps produced it forty year, azo at Sadler's Wells. At the 17th annual meeting of the Governors of the Shakespeare Memorial Association, held at Stratfordon-Avon, it was ...

... play a great success ; it has the tinges of real life about it, which are always well received by the British public. Sadler's Wells opens for the season with A the Prodigal Son. This beautiful piece cannot fail to have many admirers, and great credit ...

... —Mr. A’Beckett: lam willing to boar any witness yon mar think proper to call—Elisa Edgeware, professional lately engaged Sadler’s Wells Theatre, here came forward, and said tee knew the i™° ne f •*> • person of property, and very respectable. She did not ...

... Mary Ann Backe, aged thirty-eight. Mr. W. Backe, 54, Palace-road, said that he was an artist, and also a pantomimist at Sadler. Wells Theatre. The deceased was his wife; she was a danseuse, but had not an engagement at the time of her death. On Tuesday ...

... Boucicault's new comedy, How She Loves Hint s ; the Holborn a pa pantomime, Little Red antomime, Valentine and Orson; and Sadler' Wells, Riding Hood. New SINGEBL-All manner of new singers, says the Atheneum, are named, s promising. We are told of , one coming ...

... tulips (two lips). Corsa unvarnished tab in any way be regarded as a polished production? GRIMALDI was once hissed at Sadler.. Wells after singing his celebrated comic song of Tippitywitehet, and be appealed to the audience. He had nodded, he said, ...