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... little family group, composed of Mrs. Daven port's mother, Mrs. McKee Rankin, who as Kate Rankin was one of the most famous actresses of her day in America, and two charming little children, Katherine and Arthur, the children of Mrs. Davenport by her former ...
... The New Ingenue at the Imperial Theatre. Miss Janet Alexander, the young English actress whose Kate Meredith in A Man of His Word at the Imperial Theatre came as a great surprise to London theatregoers, promises to be one of the comidiennes of the future ...
... st popular work is the Life of Prince Consort. He was rectorof St. Andrews in 1881 and mar ried Helen Faucit, the famous actress, who died in 1 898. The Earl op Granard is a well-known Irish peer. He is a subaltern in the Scots Guards and with his regiment ...
... A Yourvg Actress with Mr. Beerbohm Tree I III! Ill I ■■■■■111 1 1 1 II I --I 1 1 III IIW-- II II II II 1 1 Mil I II I Hill-- r Miss Mab Paul is on tour with Mr. Tree. She started her career as an artist. This portrait was taken by Lailio Charles ...
... A Yoving Actress with Sir Henry Irving, Miss Mabel Hackney, whose portrait has been taken here by Lallie Charles, began her career as Miss 'Millard's understudy at the St. James's ...
... appearing as one of the dancers in Herod. None of Miss Paul's people have been on the stage. Her mother was a keen amateur actress' in India, where Miss Paul was born. Her father was a soldier and Mr. Kegan Paul, the publisher, is her great-uncle. All her ...
... Terriss's part in Sweet and Twenty. Miss Barton is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Barton, the actress, while her father was also a player. Miss Barton is a very sympathetic actress and was seen to great advantage in The Wilder ness at the St. James's. Miss Thimm ...
... a welcome surprise to the audience, only a few of which had seen her in the country or heard aught of the graceful young actress that sang so well. T_Ter earliest experience of the stage had been gained in Marjorie which was followed by a tour in Morocco ...
... through the whole gamut of emotion as the truth dawns upon her. She makes you feel more poignantly than probably any other actress could do the torturing psychology of a violent blow, start ing with bewilder ment, and galloping through terror, anger, grief ...
... the part of Lord Ogelby. Old Farren left two sons, Henry and William, and he married as his second wife Mrs. Faucit, a play-actress at Covent Garden Theatre. Henry, who predeceased him by a year, appropriately made his first appearance as Charles Surface ...
... belongs to the great family of Greek merchants. 33. Mr. Robert Porter Coul ter is the husband of Miss Evelyn Millard, the actress. He is a Scots man and owns several large tailor ing establishments, including the well-known Scotch House. 34. Mr. J. F ...
... resort the golf links are a great attraction. Miss Ellen Terry's charming cottage at Win- chelsea is empty. The popular actress has taken a cottage at Small Hythe near Tenterden which she is furnishing by degrees. The sea has receded from Small Hvthe ...