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... Eknir Mat nr Sir Thomas Wyat Miss Brhsik ii krhrrt Sir T. Boleyn Mr Roger Sir Henry Norris Mr Max Earl Percy Mr A. T. Jambs Oaptain Bochier Mr Whit Kogrrson Will Summers Hr Ton Uilmorr Queen Anne Boleyn Mr Frrd Palmar Lady Jane Seymour Mies Bbitricb Pwiibb ...
... actresses The pictures were revealed in the following order Anne Buleya. Arranged by Mr. Luke Fildes, R.A. Scene painted Mr. Bruce Smith. Miss Violet Vanbrugh I Miss Daisy Thimm Anne Boleyn Miss Lilias Waldegrave Miss Kale Phillips 2.— The Ladies Waldegrave ...
... imagination and emotion; Miss Oath I wen Orford will improve in the the Queen; and in the play M.aa Mary llcrrall was good as Anne Boleyn; and word praise due Mias the Oonerll. The Battle the Pomp ' is bright and diverting study of a quarrel between two obstinate ...
... Woodstock, in Clancartv. Mr Belleu's LondondObut was at -the Haymarket in February, 1876, as Lord Percy in Tom Taylor's play, Anne Boleyn. Be afterwards supported Miss Neilson there in Measure for Measure. The Lady of Lyons, c. In 1879 he joined Irving's company ...
... number of heavy costume dramas, h, incidentally discovered Emil Jan nings and Pola Negri. “Henry the Eighth,’’ “Pharaoh, “Anne Boleyn,” “Peter the Great, “Du Barry,” Carmen,” Sumurun were his best efforts He went to America shortly r the war and won a second ...
... Play only on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, beginning at Seven o'clock. Vivant Rex and Regina. In the above piece Queen Anne Boleyn was, of course, a more important character than Queen Katherine, although in the play now filling the Lyceum Miss Veanbrugh's ...
... yesterday, plaintiff claimed the sum of 27, his fees for the representation, at the Royalty Theatre, of his burlesque entitled Anne Boleyn from October 12th up to the closing of the Theatre. Mr Banhury appeared for the plaiitiff sttd leir Willis for the defendait ...
... three hundred parts, the most important being; Henry VIII., Francois 1., Catherine de Medici, Queen Elizabeth, Mary, Tudor, Anne Boleyn, Napoleon, Josephine, and Talleyrand. All the actors are playing in their own language. * * * PRENCH radio listeners are ...
... critic, and his review some of Shakespeare's characters will illustrated bv Miss Nancy Price Henry V., Constance, Rosalind, Anne Boleyn, Hamlet and First Cravedigger. Miss Ellen Terrv will present. Tickets, at ss. ami 2s. 6d., can obtained from the Secretary ...
... gratulate an author of so much promise. The sitthtion of the meeting of Anne Boleyn and Catherine of Arragon, the degra- dation of Cardinal Wlolsey, the really fine scene between *tune Boleyn and her lovers in her bed-chamber, and the farewell before execution ...
... delicacy and strength; Phyllis Neilson-Terry’s Katherine had dignity and a sense of overbearing sorrows; Vivien Leigh as Anne Boleyn. and Hilda Trevelyan as the Old Lady were very good, and Gyles Isham’s Buckingham touched the imagination. The dances were ...
... Alexander Korda believes in casting the minor vo’es with the best available talent. ll.s casting of Merle Oberon for the pan of Anne Boleyn was an inspiration. And no doubt Merle thanks her lucky star for his inspired moment. Hay Petrie will be remembered for ...