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... GREEN’S REX CINEMA on . Sunday, Bth April Doors Open 7.15 p.m. Commencing at § Artistes:— MURIEL RAE, Brilliant Soprano of Sadlers Wells Opera Company and Royal Albert Hall. FLORENCE McBRIDE Celebrated Scottish Violinist MARY B. McLEAN, Famous Elocutionist ...
... GREEN’S REX CINEMA , on . Sunday, Bth April Doors Open 7.15 p.m. Commencing at 8 Artistes:— MURIEL RAE, Brilliant Soprano of Sadlers Wells Opera Company and Royal Albert Hall FLORENCE McBRIDE Celebrated Scottish Violinist MARY B. McLEAN, Famous Elocutionist ...
... GREEN’S REX CINEMA on # Sunday, Bth April Doors Open 7.15 p.m. Commencing at 8 Artistes:— MURIEL RAE, Brilliant Soprano of Sadlers Wells Opera Company and Royal Albert Hall. THOMAS McBRIDE Celebrated Scottish Violinist MARY: B. McLEAN, Famous Elocutionist ...
... audience with his sparkling wit and mirthful entertainment. The other artistes were: Muriel Rae, who, has appeared in Sadler’s Wells Opera Company and at the Royal Albert Hall, a fine soprano; Philip Lewcan, baritone, also a former member of the same ...
... in- | terested in the announcement that the old | Sadlers Wells theatre is to be restored to ! something of its ancient glory. The oldest, and in its day the most renowned theatre | in London, Sadlers Wells has fallen of late | years upon evil times. It ...
... forgotten Mr. Phelps made a noble effort to sustain them, and ever since the termination of his suceessful management at Sadler's Wells it has been a difficult matter to get a Shakespearian drama placed uti)on the boards of any theatre in a manner worthy ...
... Adelphi and Folly. Mr. Thomas Longdon Greenwood, who was associated with the late Mr. Samuel Phelps in the management of the Sadler's Wells Theatre for nearly twenty years, has just died at his residence in Brixton, after a long and severe illness, at the age ...
... becoma the instructorgeneral as well as the inquisitor-general of the House. I say that this melodramatic malignity and Sadler’s Wells sarcasm, which are so easily put on—this wagging the finger and bating the breath—this speaking daggers but using none ...
... partly in waggens, Kean carrying the eldest Loy much of the way. Soon after arriving in town he was engaged by Hughes, of Sadler's Wells, who also had the Excter Lheatre, to go down to the old Western city to * play everything,” tor £2 a week, the largest ...
... between Jem Goods and Mickie Rees, which has been }soked forward to for some time past with great interest, came off at Sadler's Wells Theatre, but, owing to.the interference of the police, resulted in a draw. Prior to the event of the evening, three capital ...
... attraction at this house, and, like the Surrey, where melodrama reigned supreme on the other side of the Thames, and the Sadler’s Wells, in the rorth of London, the Amzirmi was its recognisad home in the Scrand in those palmy days of Benjacain Webster, O'Smith ...
... sole copyright. It appeared from the evidence that the picee in question was first played on the 23th August, 1850, at Sadler's Wells Theatre, and published in 1852. It had been performed from time to tune under licsnce from the plaintif. In 1871 Le became ...