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... Charles Kean, Fanny K1emble, and Macready, with the latter of whom he was a great favourite. He made his debut as Othello at Sadler's Wells in 1835, and forsook England for the United States in 1849. He first appeared in America during the season of 1849-50 ...
... Eammond, from thereto the Tottenham ir ?? under Maoready, from therebt the ay rt tr nkeb, in aone of his vacations to Sadler's Wells under Greenwood, and in another to Drury Lane under laimmond, During the last four or five ye-,r of his Haymarket engagement ...
... plans, and the theme is very merrily worked out. The dramatized version of Hugh Conway's Livi nlg or Dead produced at Sadler's Wells Theatre, which xvas reopened under new management on Saturday night, does not seein to be a success in any sense of the ...
... stage. Mr Charles Warner's father has just died at his residence in Camden Town. He was for many ye ,rs connected with Sadler's Wells and Drary Lane Theatres. Mr Richard Edgar has arranged for the provincial rights of The Bells of Haslemere. He will ...
... T ! dranoatised from her own work, 'he Queen of on- pi ?? Lady of Lyons haa -proved very, wI attractive at the New Sadler's Wells, and M a. B :3teman. wisely announces it for performance until fneeher notici. -At the Theatre National Albambra, Brussels ...
... the revival of a MP.1,at Toole's Theatre in the off ?? 'w Love and Gold is the title of the next production at It Sadler's Wells, May it he successful,- The Danis- '11 cheffs1 will be revived at the Court Theatre on May 8 th, a with Miss Marion ...
... TA)CAtrtcal ADenim, : D The season at Sadler's Wells Theatrehas come to an h abrupt termination. R 1' The Churchwarden,t at the Olympic, is proving a P big success, aind house fall is very frequently the iV announcement that meets late corners. ...
... whicihas not been seen since it was produced with great succeess by Phelps iD 1854, during his memorable muanagement of Sadler's W~ells. Mlr Sydney Alport, the weoll known theatriaal manager, for many years acting mana~er of 'the V'audeville Thleatre, left ...
... Isabel Bateman, and Mr, R~yder will play the leading parts, The Faithful Heart again occupies the boards of the New Sadler's Wells Theatre. The death is amnounced of Mrs. Joseph Eldred, The lady, who had been for some time a great sufferer, died at ...
... thieves knew the real from the electro, the latter being left un- touched, Mr John Ward has accepted for production at Sadler's Wells Theatre, a drama in five acts, written by Mr G. B, Nichols of Fishponds, entitled Assisted Passages. It will probably ...
... ebtatrical a)tmz+ Mr Edward Noble 1allows, late manager of Sadler's Wells Theatre, died last Wednesday night, at his residence, 4, Brabourn. grove, Nunhead, after a painful illness of seven weeks. Mr Hallows was well lcnoivn to Bristol ylsygoers, his ...
... metropolis sounds a ?? RpecoLs ?? on the Bristol, which hss in Sepleytd I the Staddard, opened a set night at the hi,, Sadler's Wells Theatre, Oa TfHredny leat i American absurdity woe8 played at a ?? ai meaioen.-b ?? Minnie Palmner, who iJ sby Pger 'u ...