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... mwM iii Theatres jj y\j MRS. BATEMAN does not, we believe, aspire to regain for SADLER'S WELLS Theatre the exclusive reputation for performances of poetical drama and standard comedies which this theatre enjoyed under the memorable reign of the late Mr ...
... of Bedford, the Smithfield Club grew apace. Successive shows were held at the Old Swan Yard, Smithfield, the Barbican, Sadler's Wells, the Horse Bazaar, Baker Street, and, finally, at the Agricultural Hall. Cleanliness, careful selection of stock, and ...
... J. Keen. Boxing. Fight for the Championship has been the heading to many of the reports of the gloved proceedings at Sadler's Wells Theatre, reminding us of the days of the P. K. It is as well to call things by their right names. This boxing, as carried ...
... and Son Mdlles. Loftus, Adair, Victor, Denvil, Wood. On Wednesday, March 17, Mr. T. G. Clark's Anniversary Benefit. NEW SADLER'S WELLS. Shakespeare's Plays. The com plete success of MACBETH has induced the Management to arrange for its performances six ...
... appears through the centre of the Web of Destiny. The scene from The Forty Thieves chosen for our illustration at New Sadler's Wells is, to quote the words of The Times, a very tasteful and picturesque representation of the Regent Street of Bagdad. The ...
... were pleasant and agreeable years for a young man to eat his dinners at an Inn of Court, to see Mr. Phelps play Bottom at Sadler's Wells, and (timidly) to frequent Mr. Bain's bookshop in the Haymarket. The horrors of war were behind us or before us, and we ...
... 1835, at the Queen's Theatre (now Prince of Wales's), in Tottenham Street. His first essay in Shakesperian drama was at Sadler's Wells, in 1846. Since then he has had an uniformly successhil career. His later triumphs have been won at the Antipodes, where ...
... Polytechnic have made his name familiar to all, has during the past few weeks been giving a series of entertain ments at Sadler's Wells Theatre. One of the most interesting items of his programme was a lecture, accompanied by experiments, showing how best ...
... to be seen before, and manners like a hoyden trying to seem a nun, and the way of dancing taught to the cits who go to Sadler's Wells, and a sunburnt complexion, and hands as big as my fan all these things are rustic, and might be cured or endured. But ...
... Stockwell on the south a great many at Islington, where a vigorous offshoot of the great city ran through the High Street past Sadler's Wells as far as High bury a few even lived at Highgate and Hampstead. There were the short stages from London to all these ...