... SADLER’S WELLS. Miss Virginia Blackwood now assumes the managerial direction of this theatre, and the talented little lady has this week been treating the denizens of Islington and ClcrkcnweU the version of the Old furiosity Shop which has been made popular ...

... SADLER'S WELLS. We were much gratified on Tuesday evening to find Mr. Campbell's benefit prove, es we anticipated would, a bumper. The house was crowded in every part, the performances were varied and excellent, and t throughout received with unbounded ...

... SADLER'S WELLS. THIS EVENING, and during the week, to commence with the popular Dlelo-drama, with splendid scenery, appropriate costume, extensive machiner Sze., called the 'r iii - M . UN of JEALOUSY; or, the MODERN lAGO, . . Embracing the talent of ...

... SADLER'S WELLS This most respectable of our minor theatres received its appellation from a person named Sadler, who was surveyor of the highways, and proprietor of a music -house, on or near this spot, in the reign of Charles the Second. In the grounds ...

... SADLER'S WELLS. Never was the French saying Vogue la galere, a la gaMre vogue, better exemplified than at this Theatre; for since the reduction in the prices of admifsion, the vessel has indeed gone swimmingly on. We rejoice at this, not only upon the ...

... SADLER'S WELLS. The engagement of that gifted son of Moms, Mr. George Wild, has proved, according to our prediction, a most judicious and profitable proceeding on the part of the manager, Mr. Greenwood. The adventures of Jack in the Water, and the ...

... SADLER’S WELLS. Heslop’s benefit, which took place on Wednesday, proved, as we anticipated, a bumper. Thompson’s domestic drama of Ellen Forster, was the first piece; and due allowances being made for the hurry of a benefit getting up, it was exceedingly ...

... SADLER’S WELLS. The title of the pantomime here is u Ye Faire of Mcrrie Islington; or. Harlequin the Cruel Prior of Canonbury and the Chivalrous Knights of St. John,” and the story runs as follows: —Islodon (Miss Julia Summers) the faire maide is loved ...

... SADLER'S WELLS. There were two novelties last night at this theatre—a new piece and a new actor. The former is entitled The Glen of Willows ; or, the Fratricide and the Treacherous Host. The plot, with some trifling exceptions, is similar to that of Lilly's ...

... SADLER’S WELLS, The success of Ibis Theatre has been mainly owing to the character of its pantomimes, and we do not see that the proprietors have reason to be displeased with their present Christmas offering. W. H. Williams is the author of the piece ...

... SADLER'S WELLS. Last night the tragedy of Othello this theatre, attracted overflowing audience ; proof, if any were wanting, that the pab’ic can still appreciate rational entertainment despite the insinuations to the contrary, winch we sometimes see hazarded ...

... SADLER'S WELLS. Melpomene driven from her more majestic temple at Drury-lane, by the braying of brutes, still finds a refuge at this, the ?llama thule of the metropolitan theatres. Though the performances of last night could boast of almost no novelty ...