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... the drama, having produced one piece at the Ilaymarkct, The Philosophers of Berlin, and, more recently, another at Sadler's Wells also, if we mistake not, wrote some of the smartest and pleasantcst tales which appeared in the by-gone annuals. He was ...
... Ulrie, M. Dumery, M. Leonee Baisse; Mdlle. Rose Cheri. be followed LA MERE FAMH.LE; and JEAN, ou Sujet. Doors open at J. SADLER'S WELLS.-The celebrated ETHIOPIAN SEREXADERS will give THREE EXTERT UXMEXTS at this Theatre, THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY ...
... 64. LYCEUM.—This Evening, A FRIEND INDEED. To followed HONOURS AND TRICKS; and ROBIN lIOOD AND ItICIL\RD CQ2UR DE LION. SADLER'S WELLS.—The Last Night but One of The celebrated EfHIOPLVN SERENADERS.—THIS EVENING, and FRIDAY NEXT, commencing at Eight o'clock ...
... Tourtois Juliette Raoul; and Madame Dumery. To be followed by GEORGE ET MAURICE; and UN CIIANGEMENT DE MAIN. Doors open at 7. SADLER'S WELLS.—The celebrated ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS will repeat their Attractive Entertainment EVENING (being positivelv the Last Pe ...
... Maisonde Sante at Ivry, accompanies hira, and watches ever him with the most aflectionate solicitude. Mr. Distin's Concert. Sadler's Wells Theatre. —It is gratifying to see a taste for art diffused among the suburban localities, and to find that go«d music ...
... The Court. Sadler's Wells. —The active manager of this theatre has increased his claims upon the lovers of our classic drama, by placing worthily upon his boards the most attractive, if it be net the most philosophical, of our great Bard's tragedies. ...
... and, at the conclusion, the piece was announced for repetition three times a week, amid loud and prolonged applause. Sadler's Wells.—lt perhaps is well for the reputation of Southern, in so far his literary merits are to be tried by the tragedy of ...
... Great is to triumph as beseems the title. At the Marylebone, Giselle will revisit the glimpses of the moon ; and at Sadler's Wells, the scene of Grimaldi's triumphs, we are to have Harlequin and a Happy New Year, consummation this pleasant theatre ...
... Wright, O. Smith. Madame vleste. Mrs. Yates.—THE MAID WITH TIIK MILKING PAIL.—And DID YOU EVER YOUR WIFE TO CAM open at 6). SADLER'S WELLS.—Tnis Evbnino, FEUDAL TIMES.—And YOU CANT MARRY YOUR GRANDMOTHER.—Doors open at THE FRENCH PLAYS, ST. JAMES'S THEATRE ...
... Wright, O. Smith. Madame Celeste, Mrs. Yates —nit THE MILKING PAIL.—And DIDYOU EWER SEN* TO CAMbERWELL!—Dwors open at 64. SADLER'S WELLS.—THIS Evksiso, FEUDAL YOU CANT MARRY YOUR GKANDMOTHER-DoS^':'? THE FRENCH PLAYS, ST. JAMES'S THEATRE-IT!/.! MATiIILDE ...
... Madame Celeste. Mrs. Yates.—THE MAID WITH THE MILKING PAH And DI!) YOU EVER SEN YOUR WIFE TO CAMHERWELL?—Doors open at 64. SADLER'S WELLS.—This Evening, FEUDAL TIMES.—And YOU CANT MARRY YOUR GRANDMOTHER.—Doors open CJ. THE FRENCH PLAY 6. ST. JAMES'S THEATRE ...
... Yates, Mrs. Fitzwllliam.— THE MAID WITH IHE MILKING PAIL.—And DID YOU EVER SKNfc> YOUR WIFE TO CAM BERWELL!—Doors open 64. SADLER'S WELLS.—This Evening, FEUDAL TIMES.—And YOU CANT MARRY YOUR GRANDMOTHER.—Doors open at 64. THE FRENCH PLAYS, ST. JAMES'S THEATRE ...