... Corsican Brothers.” Mr. Walter Bentley, who is now tour with Miss Bateman, will be numbered among the company at the new Sadler’s Wells Theatre when that establishment is completed. Dr. Westland Marston, the dramatist, who Is now 75 years of age, is in such ...

... Mr. Reeves gets £135 each night he sings. Mrs. Charles Calvert is engaged for the part of Helen Macyreyor in “Rob Roy Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London. Miss Bateman, who has been appearing in the character, goes a provincial tour immediately. Charles Wyndham ...

... of employment. It is proposed to raise a fund for the purpose of organising a series of Shake- spearean performances at Sadler's Wells Theatre. One or two of the promoters of the scheme were members of the Phelps Company, which made that hours temporarily ...

... beat and most artistic period, under the title of •• Fitters Duoa.” Mr. T. B. Chatterton has taken lease for Tears of Sadler’s Wells Theatre from Miss babel Bateman, who, although aha will continue *® be proprietress, will retire from tbs , of this histono ...

... November Nobleman (for people who haven't learnt French)—The Duke of Guise. A Tims fob Everything.—The sparring match at Sadler’s Wells Theatre ought to have been deferred till Boxing Night. Under any circumstances, Blow for Blow ” is not good revival. Beggars ...

... Mr. Phelps the most promising, if not the most accomplished, Shakesperiau performer the day. In 1844, became manager of Sadler’s Wells Theatre, and in doing one of his chief objects was restore the popularity the legitimate drama, then a very low ebb; and ...

... as Horace Mere , litli, in Jerrold's play The Schoolfellows, February 16, 11835. After joining Phelps's company at Sadler's Wells, and playing some time under Webster's management at the Haymarket, he entered on the sole management (in 1849) of the ...

... appearance as Mabel. After a short recess, respectful regard to the memory of the greatly-regretted lessee, Mrs. Bateman, New Sadler’s Wells was re-opened on Saturday night with the effectively-cast comedy of The School for Scsndal,” and the farce of The SpiUlfields ...

... engaged to support Miss Bateman (Mrs. Crowe) in the forth* coming revival of “Mary Warner,” fixed for the 19th inst, at Sadler’s Wells. * Mr. De Lange and Miss Kathleen Corri will appear at Drury Lane in The Stores, Co-Opera,” which will be played as afterpiece ...

... brief trial as variety theatre and music-hall, Sadler’s Wells has again been converted into playhouse, and has been re-opened by Miss Edith Bussell with Mr. Frederick Jarman’s The Little Widow.” Sadler's Wells has existed longer as theatre than any other ...

... is passing his vacation Geneva, and in another fortnight wil! joined in Switzerland number bis professional brethren. Sadler’s Wells Theatre, which after many vicissitudes, has last got into Chancery, will be submitted t public competition as the Auction ...

... to operate against the Boers in Transvaal. Mrs. Bateman, late of the Lyceum Theatre, London, and also manageress of New Sadlers* Wells Theatre, died Thursday afternoon, the end long and severe illnesa. Manslaughter. —At Northumberland Assisoo on Thursday ...