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... SADLER'S WELLS. THE famous old theatre on what were once the banks of the New River is now advertised as being in Rosebery-avenue, a description of its locality which may well puzzle old-world playgoers. Sadler's Wells, which belongs to Messrs. Wilmot ...
... datx from Tschai- kovsky's Sleeping Beauty, recently re vived at Sadler's Wells Beatrice Appleyard wears this becoming plate cap as the farmer's daughter in The Jar ballet at Sadler's Wells. It is trimmed with a knot of ribbons, and her dark hair and gay ...
... ART EXHIBITION AT RICHMOND. SCENE EROM HIS WIFE, AT SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. ...
... CLUB R. PULBROOK, HARROW (RIGHT), WHO BEAT W. R. A. FETHERSTONAUGH, CHELTENHAM, BY 3 GAMES TO 2, OPENING THE SADLER'S WELL AT SADLER'S WELLS: BEHIND THE PIT OF THE FAMOUS REOPENED THEATRE. THE SCENE AT A MEET OF THE BERKS AND BUCKS FARMERS' STAGHOUNDS: ...
... Clement's Danes. The son of Giuseppe Grimaldi, himself a famous clown, Joseph's first appearance on the stage was at Sadler's Wells, when he was three years old. At seventeen his name began to appear among the great ones of pantomime and a few years ...
... theatre in a most un promising soil, and to reclaim one of the lowest of all possible audiences. Seven or eight years ago Sadler's Wells Theatre, in London, was in the condition of being entirely delivered over to as ruffianly an audience as London could ...
... London are doing very well indeed. It is not so many years ago that the moneyed class in this particular district allowed Sadler's Wells to struggle vainly for local support, and even when London from a distance journeyed to the Philharmonic to see Emily ...
... STAGE DOOES. By A. H. Wall. II.-- SADLER'S WELLS, HAYMARKET, ASTLEY'S, AND THE OLYMPIC. WHEN Islington Spa was a fashionable resort in the country, and commonly called the New Tunbridge Wells, one Mr. Sadler, a surveyor of highways, owned the site of ...
... in another play by the same author, viz. Shadows, in wMch he played Farquhnr. The run over, he joined Mr. Belton, at Sadler's Wells Theatre, appearing in a diversity of characters for Beveral months. In May, 1872, he became a member of the Prince of ...
... temptation of the influx of their kind, McKee Rankin and the members of The Fanites company have moved from the far-off Sadler's Wells to the immediate Globe Theatre, so that one can now enjoy the glorious climate of California, without travelling very ...
... n. Mr. Wilmot built Terry's Theatre and sold it to the comedian whose name it hears, and was owner of the freehold of Sadler's Wells, which he acquired at a very low price. His less fortunate experiments at the Olympic must also be mentioned. Our portrait ...
... it is expected, raise the amount to/' 1,500, and additional donations may be looked for. The Oldest Theatre in London, Sadler's Wells, built hv Rosomon on the site of the old Music House pulled down in 1764, is to be entirely recon structed in the interior ...