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... had become aware that the chances of recovery were rapidly diminishing, and on Thursday the much-esteemed Mausageress of Sadler's Wells Tliheatre breathed her last. Out of respect to her memory, the house was closed during the remainder of the week. Mls ...
... and remained with him +ill the close' of that mnemorahbe managemeent in 1843. Whlie Messrs Phelps and Greenwood opened Sadler's Wells, in May, 1844, one of the earliest of their enigagemenits was that of Mr George Bennett, and at this Theatre he distinguishel ...
... 1848. as Lady Macbeth, securing a very e favourable reception. In the following September Mliss :S Glyn was engaged at Sadler's Wells, appearing as Volumnia to the Coriolanus of Mr Phelps, and after- wards representing Hermione in The Winter's Tale, and ...
... From 1844 to 1862 he was the sole or principal manager of Sadler's Wells, and since then has acted at the Lyceum, Drary-lane, the Gaiety, and other theatres. It is in counexion Avith Sadler's Wells that the name of Mr. Phelps vill be chiefly remembered. ...
... she migrated east- wards, and took np the reins of management at Sadler's Wells, opening with Lovell's Lore's Sacri-fice, in which she appeared as Margaret. She remained at Sadler's Wells for six years, during which time she produced a large number of ...
... 0. COWPER’S FAREWELL BENEFIT. And last appearance in Liverpool previous to his opening in London Leading Tragedian the Sadler’s Wells Theatre. MONDAY. TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY. October 9th, 10th, and To eet the wishes of very numerous friends, Mr. J. O. ...
... 0 0 Agent. 0 10 0 By Benefit at Sadler's Friend of Mr. Robt. Edgar 2 .0 0 We ..lls. 47 C Sadler's Wells Company 8 2 0 C Received by Mr. R NoamcANo, Sadler's Wells:- Fronc Prtnce's Theatre. Manchester, per W. Hildyard (Clovilt) L1 17 0 From New Adelphi ...
... IthasD Tss LoaRD CcIaLssnRAIN AND THE THEATRES.-The Lord Chamberlain has refused to grant a licence for the new Theatre of Sadler's Wells until stone stairs have been erected for all portions of the building, and his Lordship is' usdinestood to have stated ...
... winter of 1813 we find him enrolled a member of the Sans Pareil Company. Easter, 1814, ushered in his first apearance at Sadler's Wells Theatren where he continued a favourito and deserving actor during no less a period than twenty- four years, an instance ...
... Hauchback. His provincial roputation secured for hiria the otter ef an engage- mnent from Messrs Grccnswood anid Phelps for Sadler's W\ells, and here ho caime upon the Metropolitan stags, December 22d, 1851, as Sir Charles Cropland in The Peour Gentlemeoan. ...
... while, found his'way up to London, and eventually became a member of that notable company got together by Mr Phelps at Sadler's Wells Theatre. Here he was associated with Mr Phelps, Mr George Bennett, Mr Marston, Mr Henry Lee, Miss Julia St. George, Miss ...
... 26th, 1848. as Lady Macbeth, securing a very favourable reception. In the following September Miss Glyn was engaged at Sadler's Wells, appearing as Volumnia to the Coriolanus of Mr Phelps, and after- wards representing Hermione in The Winter's Tate, and ...