... parts of the country. In the metropolis its effects were very serious, and in some cases fatal. Within a short distance of Sadler's Wells Theatre, at the extremity of the yard known as the New River Head, • tall brick building is situate, is occupied as the ...

... ALARM IN A LONDON THICATRIL At Sadler's Well. 'Theatre, daring the performance of Ewa Lyman load report the sound evidently emanating the etinit i the footlight. sad awn.unding illuminations were extinguished. Ivan instant a portion .4 Mr audience emote ...

... ri:iwn wrote him a letter in the hall, badly spelt, in which I informed him that I had seen him play certain parts at Sadler's Wells—a more or leas ignorant burlesque kind of letter —and that, if he was not inclined to play for my benefit, would he spare ...

... actresses going much into society. lkfacreadv, 'I/losers, when playing at Drury-lane, wrote to Phelps, who was playing at Sadler's Wells, a letter something like this : My dear Phelps,—Why not come to the West—a great seer like you? Surely there is room for ...

... when Phelps strongly attempted to quash his ambition. Have nothing at all to do with it, young man, said the manages of Sadler's Wells; it's a bad profession. In Scotland, Mr. Bram Stoker told us, Mr. Irving, in his early days, played to an empty house ...

... TRANKI3GIVING for Peace at the close of the War in the Traria SHELLS, ROCKETS, BALLOONS, TORCHES, Etc Garside, COMPSTCN KO ID, Sadler's Wells, the oldest theatre in was long known as the Water Ttwaiw being close to the New River its nautiesli , ', were a striking ...

... bodily harm, at Clerkenwell, on the th alt.—Prosecutor said he was with another boy on the night in question going to Sadler's Wells Theatre. Ho saw a boy levelling his hand and felt something go through his ear. Ile was taken to St. Bartholomew's Hospital ...

... Tobin's Honeymoon. The was quite • triumph for young Irving. who was greatly applauded. He was also a frequent visitor to Sadler's Wells Theatre, but his object was in every case self•instruction, and it is that he usually made a study of the parts pie. to ...

... that connection he drew the attention of a member of Phelps's company, who offered him L 2 a week for an engagement at Sadler'. Wells. But the young man was of opinion that his best start could be made in the provinces; be went to Sunderland. and, after ...

... sobsespwntly with Samuel Phelps Driary Lane in Ivhakeepesoe and the classic drama. Next he piped the lead in Shakespeare at Sadler's Well. His greatest role was undoubtedly Coopeau in Drink. a part which he placed all over the world. and which is regarded ...