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... SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. Although possessing not a few of the characteristic beau- ties of the Shakqpearian chronicle plays, that of Henry V. is by no means one of the best adapted for the stage, and in- deed it is seldom placed before an audience. Mr ...

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... SADLER'S WELLS 7IIEATIRE. Last night the tragedy of Hamlet was produced at this theatre, with all the appliances and means which the sots- blibinirent, under its present euterprising management, affords; and If we may judge from the crowded state of the ...

... SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. The new five-act play, called Might and Right, produced here last eveninig, may be described as the narration of an apocryphal event in early Russian history. The story in itself is fall of the dramatic element, and, had it fallen ...

... its production, in order to bring out the peculiar talents of the late Mlessrs. Yatea andI John Reeves. The company at Sadler's Wells oni Friday night visibly shadowed forth the gaiety and sparkling sallies of the author. The humorous charaQ- teristics ...

... But, inasmuch as we accord, and shall con- le tinue to accord, a certain amount of credit to the ma. P a: it nagement of Sadler's Wells for pursuing a line of conduct a y which we should deprecate were it adopted at our principal A It theatres, we are desirous ...

... SADLERS WELLS THEATRE. After an interregnumis of a few months, the legitimate drama has resumed its usual sway in this theatre, which the management of Mr. Phelps has rendered its peculiar home. As a disciple of Macready, and one on whom in the opinion ...

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... therefore, weu .o.ld dd and encourage those who make it. A five-act pllay has within these few days been produced at Sadler's Wells. The author is Mr. T. J. SERLE. The conception is an ambitious one ; but it is better to SOar high, even thoug-h we may ...

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