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... Belphegor, in which, after several appear ancesin Manchester, Liverpool, &c., they appeared first together in London at Sadler's Wells Theatre in 1856. On Mr. Dillon's cpesing of the Lyceum (September 15, 1856) she resuwed the part, Mr. playing Panfaronade ...
... two other men ought to have known better than to go betting with a farthing. Looks as though there were welshing The old Sadler's Wells Theatre, which is to have a new lease of life, ix the only theatre in London with an actual stream of water funning underneath ...
... to take Mr. part as Macbeth until ene o'clock at noon. Mr, Vezin had act played the for six year, since he took it at Sadler's Wells, end bad not estedat ali, cave in “ The Monk's Room,” for many months. he went + @traight to the theatre, bed em apology ...
... Coppenhall: W. je, Great “+ in charge of each house, whose duty it|Covrect it. (Hear, hear.) Mollington, and W. Parker, Sadler’s Wells, Buobary, was to cook the mend their clothes, and| The you Mr. that out-|T, p> rley. atiend to their domestic comforts ...
... doors against | the public. We understand that a similar notifi- > | cation was forwarded to Mrs. Howard Paul, , | at Sadler's Wells, and to Mr. Adams, who had 2 | announced, for the 29th year, his Astronomical > | Lecture at the Haymarket, with musical ...
... have mach ols, ca wile Gringo deserving. ground adjoining evw, of which the wife has the charge. Two, Mr. William Parker, Sadler's Wells, Bantury, Terporiey. Thie and garden we have pleasure in award- ing the house end welt gerden with of al! & rts and having ...
... be exchanged for each ball. The Sadler's Wells troupe of em- barked one day last week, at the Ks berine’s wharf, fur Hamburg, en route to Berlir, where they intend proJucing the last pantomime plares at Sadler’s Wells under the direction of Mr. T. L. ...
... Metropolitan, Music-bhall, in the Edgware- that | road, is equal in capacity to the Olympic and the | harm St. James's, or to Sadler's Wells and the Strand. canal The Agncultural Hall could swallow up Her Ma. | fence jesty’s Theatre, Drury-lane, Covent-garden ...