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... already engaged are, Messrs Munro, Flower, and Kerr (of the East London Theatre). Messrs Hale, Dearlove, and Mrs Davis (of Sadler's Wells Theatre). Messrs Bradley, Bishop, and May (of the Surrey 'Theatre). Mr and Miss Lancaster, and Mr H. Simpson (of the Eng- ...
... vithbout anyiauthority) a promise ofseveral st . thousand pounds, if he would quit the ship, and 1' exhibit himself at Sadler's Wells 1-is pride and tI prospects havingexperienced this momentary ele. al vation, while his brain was neailv intoxicated by ...
... TAYLOR. In the course of the Evening, the favourite FOREST SCENE from VALENTINE and ORSON, As originally performed at Sadler's Wells. A . Orson, Mr JERVIS. A Favouritc Song by Mr HUCKLE. The Evening's Entertainments fo conclude with the admired BurJetta ...
... condemned for its want otinerit as aflacting piece. ur . i4e-are gorr to state'' that severa Iaccidelits 1 iccurred at Sadler's Wells Theatre on Monday pr night, one of which proved fatal -At the t ime ?? of opening the doors, the crowd was very great ...
... London are the English Opera House, supported by the individual talents of Mathews ; Royal Circus and Surrey Theatre ; Sadler's Wells; Astley's Amphitheatre; and the Cobourg Theatre. The Royal Academy—The 51st exhibition of this Institution commenced on ...
... of the coronation day, the Theatres-Royal Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, the Haymarket, and English Opera House, and also Sadler's-Wells Theatre, shall be opened gratuitously to the public. And in order to prevent confusion and secure comfort to the audience ...
... of the coronation day the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane, Covent- Garden, the Haymarket, and English Opera House, and also Sadler's Wells Theatre, shall be opened gratuitously to the public; and, in or- der to prevent confusioni and secure confort to the audience ...
... emblazonment of the imperial arms of Austria. The Theatres.—DruTy-Lane, Covent-Garden, Hay-Market, English Opera, the Surrey, Sadler's Wells, and the Cobourg, were thrown open on Thursday night gratuitously to the public. The bundles of hats, bonnets, and shawls ...
... engagements at two the- now they have their choice at jvelve. If dialogue is not to be per''Ue ...
... among the various, theatres:—Covent Garden, L.1000; Drury Lane, L.IOOO; Surrey, L..500; Adelphi, L.200; Olympic, L. 150; Sadler’s Wells, L.lOO; W cst London, L. 100.—Total, L.3050. An article dated Frankfort, December 31, speaks of the corn trade having ...
... to do something more than cry hear, hea-.” I call upon him to answer —if he can—The Commission—that farce too bad tor Sadler’s Wells ihe Minor of the Mmonos—is taken out the bill; even the framers were ashamed it, and the power which was to have been ...
... has realized! Mathews and Yates have made the most successful hit; Astley’s is doing well, the Surrey doubtful, and even Sadler's Wells and the Coburg, on the shilling system, not so prosperous as might be aaticipated In the country, acting is a drug- Sontag ...