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... is sail, make tinialrill residence. We are informed that Mr. Howard Glorer, rfistinriisbrd mreposee, is about to open Sadler's Wells for a abort opera season, and that Le be arsisted by Mr. and Mrs. Sims Hearer, Mr. and Madame Wei.% Mr, Miranda, Miss ...
... will henceforth, it is said, siemmer residence. We are informed that Mr. Howard Glorer, the ~ ,i nposer, is about to open Sadler's Wells for a short nigh.), reason, and that he will be &mimed by Mr. and Mr, sum Reeves, Mr. and Madame Weiss, Mr. Mininds, Min ...
... Redendartr The , la Mem& &Me, Charles Dans& Thor Did* ea, playisg s it Kaillob opens at the Opera with rest mastagement of Sadler's Wells Theatre anaemia a wise it spores, the Modems Tessaller Aside Mho Hayvied, Mr. Hoary Salk, eel Mr. lieseeMaL Omdeder, Mr ...
... water.— An Eayliansiman in America. ART AND LITERARY GOSSIP. Mr. Phelps Ins revived the old .leams of City Madam, at Sadler's Wells; to whieh kb v. playa Lady Frugal in a very artiotic manner. Berlioz, says the has nsotpoec I tidea of giving his sacred ...
... admirers of Charles Dillon's representation of the warm-hearted rnounte• bank *Delphegor. lie appeared in this character at Sadler% Wells Theatre, London and melee decided hit, hi being acknowledged by We meuropolitan press. Even the Mites recognises Dillon ...
... females, 2,104: total, _ THE TIITATIR.—The theatre was opened on Soloed.; evening, We management of Mr. George A. WeMier, of Sadler'. Wells Theatre, London, and Were antic/serous audience. The pieces played were Flying Dutchman and Robert and the company, ...