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... a boy bore of the laurel in the Amateur Elocution Club. And wt• may add, it the like in.lividual whom we trace at the Sadler's Wells, St. James's, and Marylelsice Theatres as the promising amateur actor, - always taking the • and in one case appearing ...
... principal characteristics of his acting. The greater number of his histrionic triumphs. noed hardly said, were achieved at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, which under his management became the centre of powerful educational influence. The noblest plays in our language ...
... MlnUtcr-In Chargc ■««««.» 52, Upper North-street, Brightoo, Carol) no I'arvma, aged J». Mra Sidney Frances Bateman, lessee tho Sadler'# Well# Theatre, London, died her residence in-Tavilon-atrect, Thursday- in her year. Though born and educated the United .state# ...
... highly, and Kemble expressed himaelf more than satisfied. Shortly after (hi. tiie was to and other characters with Mr Phelps Sadlers Well*. In later year* sustained similar parts i Q somewhat fitful way Drury Lane and the Princess’s, and has starred in the ...