... ground where Sadlers Wells Theatre stands to-ib.v there, was regular entertainment given in the reign of I'-bzabeth. for find person Forcer applying about the House of Commons for permission curry entertain- B' i|| , =. - NEW SADLER’S WELLS. merits tM ...

... should leave the box, and the trial proceeded before the remaining ten gentlemen. THE LUCK OF SADLER’S WELLS- The most historic of London playhouses, Sadler’s Wells Theatre, has been reopened as music-hall by Mr. F. Mocnaughten. It was not the first time ...

... AGO. There were strong men before Sandow. 1803 Signor Belzoni, afterwards renowned as a traveller in Egypt, appeared at Sadler’s Wells Theatre in a sensational feat of strength. carried on his shoulders huge frame of iron, weighing 1271 b., and upon this ...

... is the owner of Deacon Music Hall and the Sir Hugh Myddleton s Head adjoining, situate at. Islington, close to the old Sadlers Wells Theatre. The property is required for the continuation of new street known Rosebery-avenue, and is held lease for 50 years ...

... Mareton was in her prime forty years ago, the young generation of to-day can only have heard of her. Some of us saw her Sadlers Wells when Phelps was producing his Shakesperian plays, and later when Fechter was at the Lyceum. What a splendid Nurse, in *“ ...

... the headquarters of the Parcels Post Office frowning one end of it. But a century ago it was no doubt a pleasant suburb. Sadlers Wells Theatre ciose by was then one of the principal places enter!ainmeut in the metropolis. A MODERN MISSIONARY HERO. It was ...

... l stage, all this was but amateurish, and not at all the real thing. But opportunity was near, and one of Mr. Phelps* Sadler’s Wells* Company, an actor of no great ability, when leaving for Australia, gave young Irving a letter to a certain manager, having ...

... has to plunge into the water, and ho goes underneath as lilce as life. Beal swans also swim about. Many years ago, old Sadler’s Wells, in a representation of the battle of Trafalgar, there was a fair supply of actual water, but it was merely a drop the ...

... Red, Riding kook at Garden Theatre j Jack-in-the-Box at Lane ; Puss-in-Boots at the Princoas’a; the Babes in the Wood at Sadler’s Wells i 'Jack and thi'Beanstalk the Surrey j Cinderella at Sanger's Amphitheatre, and so forth ad infinitum. 'Me choice is so ...

... days ago, was 70 years of age. She was actress of the old school, •and was for a good many years actress-manageress of Sadler’s Wells. She anticipated Sarah Bernhardt playing Hamlet, and made quite a hit the part, tor the piece ran for no less than 50 ...

... is palace of variety, where two performances are given every night (in imitation of a plan introduced at poor old seedy Sadler’s Wells), and where you may get a box for shilling, and admission to other parts the house for two, four, or sixpence. These are ...

... morning concerts St. James’s Hall, the Crystal Palace, St. George’s Hall, and Piccadilly Hall. One of the performances at Sadler’s Wells Theatre present is a dramatic version of Mr. William Black’s Madcap Violet,” some of the most interesting scenes in which ...