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... company return from America in order that Miss Terry may play Lucrezia. Should this not be arranged you may see the great actress in a new play at the Globe. It would be interesting to know at how many theatres Miss Terry has appeared since she joined ...
... A New Theatrical Movement in Germany AND THE HELP RENDERED TO IT BY AN ENGLISH ACTRESS. Difficult as it may be for English people to understand that there should be any thing like an art colony, yet Darmstadt is the proud possessor of such an institution ...
... Oberon and Titania Ad an THE AUDIENCE IN REGENT'S PARK WATCHING THE PASTORAL PLAYERS THE ACTORS' DRESSING ROOM THE ACTRESSES' DRESSING TENT Adam ...
... charities, lives here. It was in this house that the 12th Earl of Derby married the beautiful Miss Elizabeth Farren, the actress, in 179 7. NO. 3.-- THE DUKE OF PORTLAND NO. 39.-- THE EARL OF DURHAM THE INTERESTING DESCENT OF THE OCCUPANT OF NO. 22 Showing ...
... PEERS WHO ARE PLAYERS, During the last century and a half thirteen play-actresses have managed to scramble into the British peerage as follows.-- Duke of Bolton married Lavinia Fenton (d. 1760). Duke of Cambridge married Miss Farebrother (d. 1890). Duke ...
... part in the production of The Toreador at the Gaiety a very considerable feeling of regret was aroused that so charming an actress should so soon leave the scenes of her recently well and quickly won popularity. True she was simply going to another theatre ...
... strain in Henry Compton's veins turned him towards the footlights. In any case he made doubly sure of his step by marrying an actress, and gave us five sons and a daughter, that unique comedienne, Miss Compton teresting descent. On the male side they come ...
... determined to play Romeo to the Juliet of Miss Maude Adams both in England and America, and Miss Rockman, a clever transatlantic actress, who is coaching her in the part, says she finds Madame Bernhardt a most patient, apt, and persevering pupil. TY/T rs. Archibald ...
... Chronicle and I suppose both would wish to claim it, although the present editor of the one paper is happily married to an actress and a recent editor of the other had the beautiful Mrs. Henry Irving as his sister-in- law. That, of course, is in no way ...
... and that is why, perhaps, little Phyllis Dare has settled it in her own pretty head that she will one day become a comedy actress playing nice parts. Christmas twelve months she made her first bow to an audience as one of the Babes in the Wood in the panto ...
... The Beautiful Young Actress, Miss Zena Dare. Miss Zena Dare is the sister oi the better known Miss Phyllis Dare. This picture is by Ellis and Walery ...
... whom I saw play ing Lord Algy in the States was lamentable after Mr. Hawtrey. The difference between the American actor and actress is precisely the difference between the American man and American woman. 'The Promenade Con certs at the Queen's Hall opened ...