... should leave the boa, and the trial proceeded before the remaining tea gentlemen. THE LUCK OF SADLER'S WELLS. The most liiatorie of London playhouses, Sadler's Wells Theatre. has been reopened as • music-hall by Mr. F. fdaenaughten. It was not the first time ...

... Hotepar, in Shakespare's Henry 1V., on July 25, 1848, during the third season of Mr. Phelps's memorable management at Sadler's Wells. After having been associated with Benjamin Webster at the Haymarket and Charles Be= at the Princess's, and starred with ...

... was successful here as in the field. Drury Lane and the Haymarket knew him. and in 1870 he became tenant of the famous Sadler's Wells Theatre. Here Mr. Gladstone first saw Mr. Pennington's Hamlet. an impersonation which earned the great dead statesman's ...

... Terry write. Cross-examined by Mr. Rickards he said he remembered Charles Ward playing leading Shakespearian characters at Sadler's Wells Theatre, and also the part of Claude Frail° in Notre Dame. Mr. Poland: I think you want a goat to take that on tour ...

... whose bulk and beauty they will never equal. Another row of tress—fine poplars—that skirted the New River by the side of Sadler's Wells Theatre, was • great lom when they were destroyed ; it has been stated they could be seen from the River Thames. But It ...

... Memorial 7tt.t,tre of Timms of Athens, which has not bees r presented on the stage since Phelps produced itt rears age at Sadler's Wells. The additions to amen's Nltnial an Db. Thomas Holcroft's translation of the Life and adventures of Baron Trends —the ...

... suits ot polished steel armour and Maas scale armour. In 1653. the last attempt at display by water was made, when Mr. of Sadler. Wells Theatre, and Cooke, of Astley's, reproduced the old allegorical cars, with modern imomvernenta. • few years after the City ...