... SADLER’S WELLS Little Red Riding Hood; or, Harlequin Prince Hopeful, Baa-Baa-Black-Sheep, and the Cruel Wolf the title of the pantomime here ; and it is from the pen of Mr. P, G. Obe»‘,tham. The opening scene introduces us to The Home !tomime‘” where ...

... SADLER’S WELLS. Transferring his World of Magic” to the banks of the Mew River, Professor Anderson has here commenced a series of performances which are once more described as closing the professional career of the “Wizard of the North.” Accompanied by ...

... SADLER’S WELLS. On Saturday night the drama entitled Two Loves and a Life,” written by Mr. Tom Taylor and Mr. Charles lleade, was produced for the first time at this theatre. The play was first produced at the Adelphi in 1854, and subsequently in four ...

... SADLER’S WELLS. The lessee of this house welcomes his patrons with a new pantomime appropriate not only to 'he season, but to the locality. It is entitled Ye Kaire Maide of Merrie Islington; or, Harlequin the Cruel Prior of Canonbury the Chivalrous Knights ...

... SADLER’S WELLS. A new drama, in four acts, taken by Mr. from Old Mortality,” bearing as a second title The Heir of Milwood,” was produced this theatre on Monday night. It follows with tolerable closeness the incidents of the novel. Mr. William Gowrie ...

... SADLER’S WELLS PLEASUREGROUND. THE LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL has thrown open as a recreation ground the last remnants of the famous Spa Fields in Clerkenwell. The little gardens are immediately opposite Sadler’s Wells Theatre in Kosebery Avenue—a spot rich ...

... “JEANIE DEANS,” the popular dramatic version of one of Sir Walter Scott’s best novels, has been revived with success at Sadler’s Wells, to enable Miss Marriott to reappear in her clever impersonation of the devoted sister, Jennie. Whether it bo in honour ...

... north Strand, join on that remarkably precipitous piece of thoroughfare at Pentonville, between Gray’s-inn-road and Sadler’s Wells Theatre, pave loosely with Hugh boulders of atones, diversified, apparently, with snags from a recently cleared American ...

... KINO ” has been highly appreciated at the Britannia this week. MR. K. C. BURNAND’S PROOF has proved well above proof at Sadler’s Wells. THE COLLEEN BAWN is still the Standard. Real Water Dive 1 ...

... commenced by Mr. Boucicault, whose grand spectacle will be described presently. Mr. John Hollingshead followed suit Saturday. Sadler’s Wells was reopened with fresh spirit on Monday, the new company including Mr, T. C. King, Mr. George Belmore, and Miss Mane ...

... THE BRITANNIA AND PAVILION in for Parisian rivalry: “The Crimes of Paris” and “The Stranglers of Paris.” AT SADLER’S WELLS, Mr. Cave revives “ Across the Continent,” to-night. The Elephant and Castle Theatre relies on “Reaping the Harvest ; the Marylebone ...

... broadness and boldness of tb® did Mr. Phelps portray the character dying King, and with all the old enthusia 8111 the Sadler’s Wells days was the veteran acto plauded. Of the old school, too—but difference —is Mr. John Coleman, to whom P goers should ...