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... AT. : ::TWOPENNY THEATRE! Tan oldest playhouse in London, Sadler% Wells Theatre, the sone of some of Phelp's grandest impersonations, and now under the management of Mr. G. Belmont, is the cheapest entertainment established in the nietcopolis. For the ...
... and out the Eagle, That's the way the money goes, Pop goes the weasel. With undoubted applause at the Theatre Royal, Sadler's Wells, and nightly at the Cremorne Gardens, Mr. W. L. Edmonds, a comic-singer of some fame in his clay, popularised Pop Goes ...
... Queer Theatrical Posters that have Brought Fame and Fortune to their Author. Ma. GEORGE BELMONT, lessee and manager of Sadler's Wells Theatre, is a man who has achieved no small measure of success, pecuniary and otherwise, thorugh gag-billing. A gag-bill ...
... Arnold secures residence there as being the tutor of a Japanese official's daughter. THE oldest London theatres are :—Sadlers' Wells, started as an orohestral assembly room in 1688 ; Her Majesty's, opened in 1705 ; Haymarket, 1720 ; Covent Garden, 1782; ...
... tiri fashion, lit has fe.• equals in adapting a story for the statai. fiis first pia' - was writ said prodiicod at Sadler's Wells as far hack as '62, and was called Thin Witch-nude Among his most popular pheys have been Almie iu London, wbLh ...
... stupid. Then the leader saved matters, and led with : The Count of Drury Lane, oh. A one-time famous actress of the Sadlers Wells Theatre once . put an actor in a ridiculous position. She was playing the part of a Queen, and during a scene an attendant ...