... revived at the Olympic, principally with the view of putting forward Mr. Lewis Bail, the new comedian this house. When at Sadler’s Wells, w hence transplanted, Mr. Bull was distinguished for dry, quaint, Compton-like humour, which appears to have left behind ...

... columbine is a very charming girl who calls herself Miss Hetty Brandon whenever she happens to be outside the walls of Sadler's Well's Theatre. A precocious lady dancer (nine or ten years old) went through the sailors hornpipe in style that won the entire ...

... at Covent Garden, on the morning Saturday, the 25th. There were also benefits at Astley’s on Wednesday morning, and at Sadlers' Wells (when Mr. J. Anderson appeared as Macbeth) on Thursday evening. collection amounting to has been made on the Stock for ...

... again try the fortunes of English opera there; hut this last report wants confirmation. The regular dramatic season at Sadler’s Wells will shortly close witli Mr. Phelps’s benefit. Jt is believed that Mr. B. Webster will again try his success at this house ...

... THE THEATRICAL LOUNGER. The theatrical season is setting in with unusual severity. On Saturday last the Strand and Sadler's Wells Theatres opened; on Monday the audience were again admitted to the Haymarket; and this day Drury-Lane commences its second ...

... Harlequin Handy-Bandy Sugar-and-Candy,” at the Pavilion. The* come Walton and Tittlebat, from Harlequin and Old Walton,” at Sadler’s Wells. The last two are True Blue and the Demon Zalmlus, from Harlequin True Blue and Queen Britannia,” at the Victoria. Railway ...

... —that is to say, engine which resembles real engine—has history of its own. was originally used in 18611 at (I think) Sadler’s Wells Theatre; then at the Victoria; and after it had done duty at these theatres it was sold for £2O to the lessee of the Porte ...

... Mr. JOHN Oxenford is engaged upon a dramatic version of Mrs. O. Linnaeus Banks’s novel, God’s Providence House,” for Sadler’s Wells Theatre, SUMMER HOLIDAYS: A PICNIC ON THE ALPS. THE WORCESTER MTJSICAL ...

... calling attention to. The bodv or a i.ittlk GiKLwas, on Monday, found floating, with her dress ,in the New Eirer, near Sadler’s Wells Theatre; and, about the same time. body of a female infant, stated to be only few days old, was found in a Coppiceßow ...

... and what is good sign, seems to have progre ss'd materially in public estimation since her first night’s performance. Sadler’s Wells commenced its Shakspcrian season Saturday last, with the tragedy oi Macbeth of Athens,” and the Mem Wives” are announced ...

... general public eorapojer, and to particular portion of public as comp.) er nnd critic, lisa organised opera company for Sadler’s Wells. Accordingly, when’ Mr. It Mayhew arrives at that portion of Ins “Gient World” which has to be devoted to “Musical London ...

... dealer in silk, and keeping the died Deer publichouse, Oumbridge-heath, and Agg, also keeping public-house, the Clown, near Sadlers’ Wells Theatre. On Thursday se’nnight the head constable, Hilton, proceeded with to London, and paid a visit to the publichouses ...