... appear. Lnce. At the Olympic the piece for Christmas is entitled, Sense and Sensation; or the Seven Sisters of Thule. At Sadler's Wells the Christmas opening is entitled, The Psince of the Peaceful Islands; or, Harlequin, the MIagic Pearl, the Centaur. ...

... T1IEATl PR-ROYAL. biss Marriott, tile directress of Sadlers 'Wells Thatre. is ~nof; *lfilhing an engagement at the ~ocL. These *; h ...

... 3500-one of the large houses out of the fashionable dramatic regicn of London; Princess's, 1680; Prinoo of Wales, 814; Sadler's Wells, 230C-famous within the memory of many London play-goers es the frequent sceue of Joem Geimaldi's grot'esque art; St James'e ...

... Niuo atthe AdilphiolThuirsdy. 'Mary le Warner, in place of the pantomime, will be I an revived with Miss Batemian at Sadler's Wells I he to-morrow. Drink will be withdrawn, and t ds the. Streets. of London re'ived with Mr ot Charles Warner -at ...

... 1USIC AND THE DRAMA. (FROM OUR OWiN CORRESPONDE?T.) London, Sunday Night. f TnE debut at Sadler's Wells of Herr Martin Eife, reputed to be a member of the famous dramatic company directed by the Grand Duke of M einingen, attracted yesterday a small but ...

... Gaiety on WX ednesday, and Mr Clidbrd Harrison (a son of the opera singer Mir WV. H. Harrison) 'has been playing Rorneo at Sadler's Wells. At that theatre time | Danites will be produced to-morrow, when I also Air Byron's new bursesque 'I1 Trovatore will ...

... early this week. The theatre will be re-opened t to t t-morrow with 'Mr Boncicaalt's new comedy, .C_ The Bridal Tour. Sadler's Wells also re- ie |opens to-imorrow with Mr and Mrs Chippendale ie i 'n She Stoops to Conquer. 11II The Carl losa Compaimy ...

... to London having accepted invitations to be pre- sent. The plax', whicti was first produced with an American company at Sadler's Wells, and sas afterwards removed to the Globe, hals been really successful, 0wing- in great part to its excel- lent dramatic ...

... the Straud theatres respec- tively; revivals of Jo, -With Miss Jennie Lee, and of Shakespeare's Julius. Cisare atl Sadler's Wells, and the reopening of the Olympic for tae autumni season ucder tine niamanaeeaeut of Miss 'aniiy Josephs. ?? GLADSTO-NE ...

... the proposed revival at Sadler's Wells may not take place. There is, however, a legal point relative to six months' notice of withdrawal which it is believed is necessary. On the 20th lr Warner will instead appear at Sadler's Wells as Wthello, and will ...

... will be produced, uith Alr Charles Warner as the patriot aind Mliss Louise WVillis as Matilda. \lr Gladstonie visited Sadler's Wells on Frliay night. It iA considered hardly likely that the new Princess's Theatre will be realdy for oceipation this month ...

... actresses the English stage au bcoast, played 17r1i;dia. AIr Charles ?? will appearin Sheridan li'Vuwle5' VWilliani 'Tell, at Sadler's Wells to- rmorrowv, aud Sacnrday is set apart for the pro- auonou of Alr Ray's comedy, label, at tile openimig ui the Olympic ...