... TIIK IRON MASK. THEATRE-ROYAL. FASHIONABLE NIGHT. MK. WYBERT ROUSBV, Principal Juvenile Tragedian of the Theatre-Royal, Sadler’s* Wells, and her Majesty's Drawing-room Theatre, Windsor Cattle, the honour to announce his Benefit for MONDAY, March 30, on?which ...

... . Also, the Original TROUPE of SABLE HARMONISTS and BURLESQUE OPERA TROUPE, Six in number, late of Pell’s Troupe, and Sadler's Wells Theatre, London. Other well-known “Stare arc engaged, and will also make their first appearance. The Performances to ...

... places of amusement have hitherto been during the same period, are the Princesses’, Adelphi, Lyceum, Olympic, Strand, Sadler’s Wells, City of London, Britannia, Abtley’s, Surrey, Marylebone, Standard, c Grecian, &c. The Haymarkct Theatre will be closed ...

... LETTERS, ART, AND ARTISTS. Ax Sadler's Wells, Shaksperean revival is announced“ Love’s Labour Lost.” This rarely-acted drama will afford Mr. Phelps scope for a display of taste in the forest scenery, and the fantastic pageantry of the masques. M. Jullten ...

... Younge to manager, and the corps will include, as its leading members, Miss Kate Savillc and Mr. Frederick Robinson, from Sadlers Wells Theatre, once a member of the late Mr. Murray’s corps. autograph signature of Shakspere, affixed to the mortgage deed of ...

... The- she was well known in the prana■jon Mia Kate Ruby, and was for some yean principal dameuar at the Olympic, Strand, Sadler’s Wells, and other metropolitan t' jaatrss. Mm. ADD Mbs. Alfred Wigah are wintering Nice, bat will return to London early in the ...

... desiderated by antiquaries. It is rumoured that a military man ** well known in sporting and theatrical circles,” has taken Sadler’s Wells Theatre of Mr. Phelps for the ensuing season, commencing at Easter. Shakspere (says the Gossiper) will, we believe, be ...

... appointments were of the most superb and tasteful character. Courant. the past fortnight, the four nights a-week dedicated Sadler's Wells Theatre Shaksjiero have bet n occupied by performances of Tweltli Night”- In acted here five years ago in which comedy ...

... candidates for becoming lessee of her Majesty’s Theatre. King Henry the Fifth” spoken of the Shaksjierian play to be revived Sadler’s Wells during the present season. A paper has been commenced called the Spiritual Mcstemper, in which they pretend to give a ...

... nights at Sydney, and then return to the Old World for good and all.” Mr. J. H. Anderson made his first appearance at the Sadler’s Wells Theatre on Friday night week the character of “ Rob Roy,” in the musical melodrama of that title. Mr. enthusiastically ...

... the Mechanics’ Institntion, Glas« tow. He finishes to-night with Othello. —The now-celebrated tragedian, Mr. Phelps, of Sadler's Wells, who will be remembered by many old play-goers as having, iu Corbet Ryder’s time, been for some years first actor in our ...

... his face every spark of intelligence while representing Sly [in the Induction the “Taming of the Shrew,” as performed at Sadler’s Wells]. Partly he effects this by keeping the eyes out of court as witnesses of intelligence. The lids are drooped in the heavy ...