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... September, and was deservedly The Sunday Evenings for the People could not be carried out on the male of last season at Sadler's Wells Theatre, owing to that building being sold and passing into the hands of builders for alterations on the eve of the Sunday ...
... different parte of the country. In the metroits effects were very serious, and In some cases Within • short distance of Sadler's Wells Theatre, at the extremity of the yard known the New River Head • tall brick building is situate, which is acne as the ...
... evening at Sadler's Wells. Easily accessible from the northern and central districts of the metropolis, and within sound of the bell of St. Mark's Church, Myddelton-square, within three minutes, too, of the crowded City-road, Sadler's Well was a favourite ...
... s, and Mr. Ledger and Mr. Townley as hon. treasurers. It was announced that benefit performances had been arranged at Sadler's Wells Theatre, by the Mohawk Minstrels, and at Deacon's Music Hall, in addition to one in which all the music hall managers ...
... required in this direction. We are to have another literary benefit, a grand vocal and instrumental concert being given at Sadler's Wells Theatre, for the benefit of a literary gentleman. long suffering from severe Mame. There ea be Dothan; objectionable ...
... maladies were reported to be cured by the water, which was sold at sixpence a glass. Amongst the names associated with Sadler's Wells in the best of its days were those of Grimaldi and Phelps, the last-mentioned of whom retired from the management of the ...
... at the Adelphi in the serious play of Janet Pride, as also in the farce of Id on Parle Francais, and concluded at Sadler's Wells with the comicalities of the Showman in the drama of The Green Bushes. Mr. Toole, occasionally giving his services for ...
... Haymarket, Nursery Chickweed at the Lyceum, A Shrep in Wolst's Clothing at the Adelphi, and weeharts and V7tves at Sadler's Well. After this the divine Williams ought no longer to surprise us. The total number of theatres in Europe is 1.684, of which ...