... Giovanni Belzoni, who learned his trade in Padua. Belmei went to England and eat up a sho, butfo u nd more money posing at Sadler' Wells as the Patagonian Be eared money, and with it went to. Egyp t: wh be ere became rich through his dissevering in the tombs ...

... ACTRESS Gh ites. T had been through @ course of Shakes- peare under Charles Kean and Samuel Phelps at the Princess's and Sadler’s Wells; but with all its false intonation, all ite occasional levity, all its melodramatic trick, I sat spellbound w >> vy under ...

... long bet of ing theatres in most of the cial towns of |, and three 2 theatre the famous and historic contract for the Sadlers” Wells the and control of evening perfor. mances for a short season commencmg this ber 3ist. By the terms of Mr. Frank will lian ...

... leading thealrsa meet of'the large provincial towns and three theatres in Loot don, including the famous and historic Sadler’s Wells Theatre, contract for the supply Aid control of the evwang for a abort season commencing October 31st. tike terms this ...

... forty-eight years, actor made at that W town on September 29, 1856. 3 not satisfaction with an offer from Ph ri of the Sadler’s Wells company vas and tl y but upon the boards of : house in “ Richelieu,”’ his place in t Duke of bed on the ple “G Irving ...

... the Hull Theatre, he played the with much years before Mr. Toole debut, Sie ba Ball was with the part had made credit at Sadler’s Wells, where he was en- and Shakespearean re as first low clown, , and from 1852 to 1861 revivals of we “Henry VIII,” “ there ...

... sixpence. The writer's recollections of plavgoing are vivid and entertaining; roe wishes that nowadays one mold go to the old Sadler's Wells, to Highbers Nara. to the I Viewer Saloon, or to Aatley's Circus. Keen !the . Poetry flag has -Teem Fifty Teen Dwarfs ...

... number that existed in Shakespeare's days), but there were signs of movement. Charles Kean the Princess’s, and Phelps at Sadler's Wells, were continuing their succession of brilliant Shakespearean revivals; Covent Garden Theatre had been burnt down, and ...

... AN *DELPHI AfIVENTIRE. Irving's first experience of the theatre came on the occasion of a visit to Sadler's Wells. where Phelps played 'Hamlet. His first visit to a theatre alone was, however. to tke Adelphi, and he always retained a vivid memory of ...

... most tremendous titles —to the Strand Theatre to see the elder William Farren, the Leigh Murrays, and Mrs. Stirling—to Sadler’s Wells, nightly filled by eager and a rapt audience, to see Samuel Phelps in one of his tragic parts—an intellectual pleasure ...

... Freeman Wills, brother of the famous author of Charles L,” I and himself the writer of ” The Only Way,” I Sedgcmoor,” an old Sadler's Wells I favourite, and ” Put Asunder.” The last I play turned actual experience of Mr. Wills’s sa clergyman. Finding himself ...

... going oa in the London theatres the same time—a good deal more indeed than there when I first became an actor under of Sadler’s Wells. There are comedies and melodramas that are certainly not worse then some the old ones, there are admirable Shakespearian ...