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... SADLER'S WELLS Mr Sadler cashed in on the discovery. and a fashionable doctor of the day, in ill-health, obligingly took a course of the well water, and declared himself cured. The reputation of Sadler's Wells was made—though it soon lost its appeal ...
... ALL ABOUT SPAS IT FASCINATES me to learn that Sadler's Wells gets its name from Mr Sadler, a highway surveyor, whose workmen enjoying themselves digging up the road in North London, unexpectedly discovered a well. True, the well had been known to the ...
... District. It is amusing. • QUARREL ABOUT A WREATH. Two brothers named Miller—one a compositor and the other the managte of Sadler's Wells Theatre —figured in opposition on Tuesday at Clerkenwell. The compositor was charged with threatening to shoot his brother ...
... GRAND OPERA Accompanist—Ella Pounder. (Victoria Sladen and James Johnston appear by permission ni the Administrator of Sadler's Wells). Timbals may ebtabted from Ciammattes Members. Bookings Open at Reed's Limited, King Street, Penrith, Thursday, 7th Nov ...
... concert arranged by the Troops Entertainment Committee. . Wilfred Barnes is rapidly ootning to the forefront with the Sadler's Wells Ope ra Company, and at principal concerts in London and elsewhere since his recent demobilisation. Peter Hailing paid ...
... GRAND OPERA Accompanist—Ella Pounder. (Vietoria Sladen and James Johnston appear by permission of the Administrator of Sadler's Wells). Tickets may be obtained from Committee Members. Bookings Open at Messrs. Reed's Limited, King Street, Penrith, Thursday ...
... one of the /bat 11,00111 admissive to play Hamlet. The late Miss Marriott had anticipated her by playing the moldy DIM Sadler's Wells Theatre in lbat, but useaking generally the .rr. ago tragedienne had shown no peat einem.* to attempt the character. Miss ...
... and what a glorious thing they made of it! Miss Victoria Sladen, who was singing by permission of the administrators of Sadler's Wells. is an operatic soprano of great charm and distinction. The wonderful clarity of her voice. her perfect diction. are lovely ...
... fact that such a very large proportion of the funds of this Council are spent in London particularly at Covent Garden. Sadler's Wells Foundation and on central administration. Would it not be more appropriate. asked Mr Vane, to encourage the Council to ...
... establishment of more effective Prevenfly,. measures against crimes of violence. Miss Beryl Grey, prima ballerina of the Royal Sadler's Wells Ballet, 1941-57. spoke delii;littlity on Art Knows No Barriers. GIFT OF SEATS TO APPLEBY Appleby Borough Council on ...
... with Sybil Thorndike, with Edith Evans, and recently with John Giolgnd. After a season as first stage manager at the New Sadler's Wells, be returned to play writing. and in the winter of 1931 his dramatisation of 1066 and All That was a ' great success ...
... contralto, a young teacher, gave a pleasing performance, Eric Shilling's rich voice thrilled everyone. A principal at the Sadlers' Wells Opera Company he has been principal ',aritone there for the last six years and is their resident producer. As in previous ...