... SADLER’S WELLS. Heslop’s benefit, which took place on Wednesday, proved, as we anticipated, a bumper. Thompson’s domestic drama of Ellen Forster, was the first piece; and due allowances being made for the hurry of a benefit getting up, it was exceedingly ...

... SADLER’S WELLS. A new historical drama, called the Idiot Queen, or the Chapel of Miracles, has been performing at this Theatre for the last week ; it is adapted from the French of Victor Ducange, by Mr. Milner, prolific pen. shall not give the plot, which ...

... SADLER’S WELLS. Last night this theatre was opened for the summer season, under the management of Miss P. Horton, for the performance of operas, and nothing could be more encouraging for j the speculation than tbs appearance the theatre presented, | every ...

... SADLER’S WELLS, The success of Ibis Theatre has been mainly owing to the character of its pantomimes, and we do not see that the proprietors have reason to be displeased with their present Christmas offering. W. H. Williams is the author of the piece ...

... SADLER'S WELLS. Last night the tragedy of Othello this theatre, attracted overflowing audience ; proof, if any were wanting, that the pab’ic can still appreciate rational entertainment despite the insinuations to the contrary, winch we sometimes see hazarded ...

... SADLER'S WELLS. THIS and EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK, the New Pedestrian, Equestrian, and Oprrati* Kvlraeayanza, of Gaiety, Frisk, Lark, and Patter, called TOM AND JERRY. Act I, Life the Country.—Aet 9. Life London.—Aet 3. Ramble* fc Sprees. To eoneluda with ...

... SADLER’S WELLS. Most positively the Last Six Nights of the “Smoked Miser, and Harlequin Everywhere,” in consequence °f m l tor '‘ ' coming Novelties, Third Week of Lord Byron’s Island,’’ one of the most successful Aqua-Dramas ever produced and One Hundred ...

... SADLER’S WELLS, endured a few tours of and din, preparatory to ilia production of Mother Goose, the Golden EgR.” This House was once the College of Comic Pantomime, but onr institutions change with limes, and Mother Goose” of last night was not the Mother ...

... SADLER'S WELLS, THIS EVENING, •'infl Three following Evenings. The Entertainments will commence with a New Dance, called EDWIN and JULIA; or. Lover’s Artifice.—Cha rueuts : Messrs. W. Kirby, flollingsworrh, and Airs. Best. Pas Seul MissTn-e.—ln the course ...

... SADLER’S WELLS, U»t night thii theatre opened for the eeaaon, and in the presence of intelligent, enthusiaatic, and crowded audience. The boose has, during the roceea, been thorough!, and very tastefully decorated, and iu appearan-. in every respect, ...

... SADLER’S WELLS. TUTS, ami following EVENINGS, tl.e favourite Burletta of THE PADI.OGK- m-w liallet Pantomime, callcil HERMAN AND HALS'! KIN , on, Tut Kref. Principal Cliaravters. Messrs. Hartlaml, fampbell, Guenilt, Muss Cullmson, ami Miss Tree. Mr. VVM ...

... SADLER’S WELLS. Under the Direction of Mr. W. H. Wim.iam THIS EVENING (Monday), Feb. d, the Pcrforraanccs will commence with a New Melo-dramatic Romance, called LORD BYRON IN ATHENS; or. The Corsair’s Isle. Seyd, Mr. J. R. Williams; Lord Byron, Mr. Johnson; ...