... SADLER’S WELLS. The Rose of Blarney; or, Harleqaxn Danny manor an yotherman, is the new pantomime. There is need wr us to recount the plot, as is nothing more nor less than a travesty of the Colleen Baton, of which the outline is sufficiently in the minds ...

... SADLER’S WELLS. It well known that Islington is the least sophisticated part of the metropolis. The natives are sturdy race, plain in their manners, simple in their tastes, averse to change. Even in their amusements they stick like limpets to the fashions ...

... other places of amusement have hitherto been during the same period, are the Princess's, Adelphi, Lyceum, Olympic, Strand, Sadler’s Wells, City of London, Britannia, Astley’s, Surrey, Marylebo ie, Standard, Grecian, &c. The Haymarket Theatre will be closed ...

... the Corsican Brothers. Sadler’s Wells la the house of legitimate pantomime as of the legitimate d. ama. Sinbad the Sailor is this subject of the introduction its excellent harlequinade. In the way of scenic decoration Sadler’s Wells follows the | lead of ...

... GREEN-ROOM GOSSIP. A new play of considerable literary merit has been produced Sadler’s Wells theatre. The piece is by Mr Westland Marston, and is called Pure Odd. Vice-Cha* ccllor Wood has decider! that M. Boucicaulfc has no copyright for the CoUeen ...

... spectacle, called the Abb6 Vaudrcuu, has been produced at the Lyceum. Messrs Greenwood and Phelps, proprietors of the Sadlers’ Wells Theatre, have dissolved partnership. Royal Dramatic College.— The performance which is to take place at the Royal Italian ...

... fragn ents, chosen so to exhibit the greatest possible variety of talent. The [laymarket, the Adelphi, the St. James’s, Sadler’s Wells, and the Surrey were all represented by their managers, well as by their chief artists, while Mr Augustus Harris, of the ...

... GREEN-ROOM GOSSIP. Sadler’s Wells —Mr Phelps, who f.r so many years ha- been renowned the restorer of legitimacy” in the northern suburb, and to whom even . of letters are indebted for sight on the stage of many curiosities of dramatic literature that ...

... monologue entertainment called Bunkum Miller. He is the only person seen on the stage. Miss Marriott now playing Hamlet at Sadler’s Wells. The Times says:—Miss Marriott first played the character on the occasion of her benefit, and if she bad failed she would ...

... the restriction, as being the best way of carrying out their wishes. Another sensation drama has been produced at the Sadler’s Wells Theatre, entitled the Willow Marsh. It is a slight little piece, which bigamy, roguery, murder, and resuscitation are ...

... W. Booth’s Duns inane (t.). Another Ballet Dancer Bdrnt.^— J ust before the close of the pantomime on Monday night, at Sadler's Wells Theatre, Miss Fenton, one of the corps de ballet, while standing near fire-pan p!ac „*d the side of stage, entangled her ...

... the spectacle. The star of English opera is clearly m tho ascendant.’* . Wo have to record the appearance of dthiilant Sadler’s Wells Theatre, in the person ot k' l ”™ Phelps, son ot the manager, who appeared last week. He was enthusiastically received ...