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... eleven years of age over 70 XYears ago at the ‘lheatrs Royal, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Her first appearance in London was at Sadler’s Wells, when sho played with Philps. She was an aunt of Phil May and married the late Mr. Walton Chamberlaine ...
... ‘“THE DANITES,” z:wmumumm-flhfl the Great American Humourist. as performed for —..‘-n-u the Globe, Standard, Imperial, Sadler’s ‘Wells, and Surrey Theatres, and during the last two years, Mmfi.:-hfllm-dflwh Great Britain Ireiand. This celebrated picture ...
... WIFE'S VICIORY.— Monda; Jmll.lflvlhpahuthm“u-. h‘.p'ihlu Beatrice Cfir- 's last g:x Loundon -—nv |E WAGES OF , played by at Sadler’s Wells and the Standard Theatres, and received with m-m.—wm?. commence at 7.30.— of Admission : Dress 2. 6d.; Upper Boxes, h ...
... expressly for the occasion, Sir Guy g;he crlpplo%, Mr. Charles Courtley,' the celebrated comean, from St. James’s Hall, Sadler’s Wells, Drury Lane, and every theatre in London.—Prices as usual. ...
... the first time in Ipswich of the Beatrice Company's last great sucoess, \ THE WAGES OF SIN, Direct from the Standard and Sadler's Wells Theatres, London, where it bas been played to ‘erowded houses with enormous sucosss.—** The moral is so sound that it ...
... FIRES IN THEATRES. On Saturday afternoon, at | the Sadlers Wells Theatre, some explanations were given and practically illustrated by Pro?umr Pepper as to the prevention of fires in buildings, more particularly in theatres, His proposal was that canvas ...
... expressly for the ocoasion. Sir Guy (the cripple), Mr. Charles Courtley, the celebrated comedian, from Bt. James’s Hall, Sadler’s Wells, Drary Lane, and every theatre in London.—Prices as usual. e ———————————————————— IPSWICH FOOTBALL CLUB AMATEUR ATHLETIO ...
... on Tuesday, James aged 16, labourer, was charged with stab- Jobn Moore and James Sessions on Saturday they were leaving Sadlers Wells Theatre Sessions, who was able leave the the prisoner stabbed him in the back. It was stated that wounds im his body, and ...
... eutitied *THE DANITES,” z;mlmmrudmmmm the Great American Humourist. as perfurmed for -x.—n-uueu-. Standard, Tmperial, Sadler's Wells, and Sarrey Theatres, and during the last two years, vmvhh:--l.hlnlh-mdpdb--h Great Britain Ireland. This celebrated ...
... Smuggler’s Daughter, Drama.” The former performed several tinfee 6iu*n London theatre*; tne latter was successfully produced Sadler’s Wells, and continued to be popular both in town aad the province*. It is not our purpose to discuss his dramatic power*. In ...
... expressly for the occasion. Sir Guy (the cripple), Mr. Charles Courtley, the celebrated come‘an, from St. James’s Hall, Sadler’s Wells, Drury Lane, Y every theatre in London.— Prices as usual. LOWESTOFT SKATING RINK. EASTER HBOLIDAYS. TBE BAND of the EAST ...
... to prison for opposing Mr. George Newman, the receiver appointed by the court, receiving the rents and profits of ihe Sadler's Wells Theatre, and £5 out of the receipts of each performance, and from preventing the performing his duties, and that the ...