... on the stage of thie legitimate drama at present. Mr. Phelpo is playing The Winter's Tale and The Provoked Husbant, at Sadler's Wells. Mr. liean has fallen back on The Merchant of Venice. The old oomedles-Rivalo, Way to Keep llm, O.-we are glad to see ...

... not got much beyond the rudiments of .Ielocution. With fear and trembling and internal revolt, therefore, did I go to Sadler's Wells the other night to see a play by Mr. J Keith Angus, By This Token, in which I was told Miss Helen rorsyth wa.sS to perform ...

... iof public entertainment are licensea and regulated, that the estaliishmentscalled Astley's Amphitheatre, the Circus, Sadler's Wells, the Coburg Theatre, the R1,oyalty Theatre, and the R{egency Theatre, are l merely Houses licensedfrom ye.r to year by ...

... scucess. Mr. Josephs, who suslained the part of the u rer, Ilph Atleklebty, is abont departing itmme. diately for thls Sadler's Wells Theatre, London. The Queen's will lose in him a melodramatic actor of great talent. The perfotaances concluded with the ...

... Gene- rat Thomes, Mr ad Mdrs Cagney, and Mr and Mrs Bond. MeuiC5l It 5 3IOi'ner, fisot6,lSatb, *nrbrrtoi, and Taylor. At Sadlers Wells, Mr. Afr elpsu bs renived , 4fiJuoimer ffightg8 Dream.in capital atyis.. A second edition of Mr. Aexander, Smith's lost ...

... and her suitor, Hardress Cregan, are at best but crude conceptions; and, after all, they are little more impos-ible at Sadler's Wells than 6 they used to seem at the Adelphi a long time ago. aD The comic operas which the Rprnissance Company I have presented ...

... sowell-perhapg because he had no great model to copy from. Miss Miran (a sister, it is said, of Miss Laura Addison of Sadler's Wells) has a full-toned contralto voice, and a good method; she is be, sides a very prepossessing person, and promises much ...

... Colonel the Ron. H. 0. Bernard and the Eon Mrs Bernard and anite ahao left Norrlron' Hotel. Kilyd o' kots was produced at Sadler's wells on Sotirday, ight. - Mdde. Nau, after a trial in wvhich she ac- qulited beeselr to thesasaftis oolier jdges, sbDeen- gageod ...

... have been questioned by some anonymous writers Iha been politely offered, gratuitously, by the proprietor, he uise of Sadler's Wells Theatre on Tuesday evening, when, ate undrserstand, he will give the public ?? a taste of his quality, in, prove either ...

... Clay. Miss Marriott will continence on the 4th of March a series of fourteen classicalrepresentations at her old home, Sadler's Wells. MIdlle. Paulina Castro, of the Italian Opera, Paris. hlas rec ently becu singhig, with greatnsucess, at the Italian Ojiera ...

... sure to ba well furnisbad with another of Mr. Byron's pun-crammed burlesques, ThQ subject selected Is Puse 1st Boote. Sadler's Wells has an oxtravaganza-cum-pantontime, written by Mr. E. L. Blanchard, and entitled Cherry and Fair Star; us' thse ingitg ...

... considerable ex- tent, though, fortunalely, he was partly Insured. Since then he has been an occupant of the Standard, Sadler's Wells, and Surrey Theatres in London, and has appeared In his favourite characters as an actor at nearly every dramatic est ...