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... something to be desired. Once again, the brethren had proved them selves true to their principles. Sadler's Wells The suggestion to Save Sadler's Wells can count on my enthusiastic support, for I have always had a warm corner in my heart for the old house ...
... suddenly hit the town and taken its fancy. They are flocking to The Country Wife at the Ambassadors and to Love for Love at Sadler's Wells, where Wycherley in the one and Congreve in the other deliver through their actors polished coarseness on cuckolds, wenching ...
... STAGE DOOES. By A. H. Wall. II.-- SADLER'S WELLS, HAYMARKET, ASTLEY'S, AND THE OLYMPIC. WHEN Islington Spa was a fashionable resort in the country, and commonly called the New Tunbridge Wells, one Mr. Sadler, a surveyor of highways, owned the site of ...
... Quartet County Cricket National Brass Band and Robert Masters Pianoforte Quartet. Contest and Massed Bands Concert The Sadler's Wells Opera and Theatre English Folk Dancing Displays Horti- Ballet Companies and the Young Vic cultural Show Spectacular Ice ...
... -Vouniiman Carter LONDON LIMELIGHT Anna Pollak and Rowland Jones in Faust at Sadler's Wells David Blair and Elaine Fifield in Pineapple Poll, one of the productions in the Sadler's Wells' season of opera and ballet ...
... in another play by the same author, viz. Shadows, in wMch he played Farquhnr. The run over, he joined Mr. Belton, at Sadler's Wells Theatre, appearing in a diversity of characters for Beveral months. In May, 1872, he became a member of the Prince of ...
... confidently expect to receive fierce criticism. To date, London has coasted along quite happily with the production at Sadler's Wells which is naturalistic, and staged with a convincing representation of the ghost ship. Covent Garden has been expected ...
... musical branches all over the globe. But no gentleman in London would think of going to the stage of Covent Garden or Sadler's Wells for a shave or a haircut. He might, on the other hand, be a customer of G. F. Trumper, Hairdressers, of 9 Curzon Street ...
... auditoriums in a raincoat-- a sight I saw not so long ago. The Covent Garden visit was to see the revival of Job by the Sadler's Wells ballet for their own benevolent fund. The programme was a strange one. First there came Hamlet, a piece of elabor ately ...
... another theatre offers a modern poet's version of the bulky mon arch's relations with his smallest wife that the Old Vic and Sadler's Wells Company should present Henry VIII., by Shakespeare (and probably Fletcher), with such a cast as Beerbohm Tree himself ...
... an expert in a line which he now presents with even greater aplomb. Hast Lynne is being presented flam- tv boyantly at Sadler's Wells, clearly with an eye to the future. At the opening it was decried by the cognoscenti as being a joke in waning taste, ...
... in the Royal Navy comes Lennox j Berkeley's new opera, Nelson, which will have its world premiere on September 22nd at Sadler's Wells. Billy Budd was an unhappy member of the lower deck and a symbol of the miseries of despotism. Now we shall see that the ...