... Shaftesbury by Mrs. Lancaster Wallis and was followed a year later by The Pharisee, also produced at the Shaftesbury by the same actress, supported by, among others, Mr. Lewis Waller, Mr. Herbert Waring, and Mr. H. V. Esmond. Mr. Watson had meantime written a ...

... any curious cos tume with success. 'Theatres are alwavs the busy haunt of those in search of fashion's latest cry, for actresses nowadays know quite as much about beautiful clothes and how to wear them as they do about acting. In most of the modern plays ...

... upon the stage in 1896, and of the five intervening years she has spent three in the United States. Miss Rooke became an actress simply because she was infatuated by the theatre. None of her friends knew sufficient about the profession to be able to help ...

... An derson, and in the Garrick Club are to be seen busts of Mrs. Siddons and her brother, John Philip Kemble, done by the actress herself, and one of Macready by Jackson, R.A. The Garrick also possesses a bust of Shakspere which was found bricked up on ...

... of art, science, literature, journalism, and the drama. It may be added that it is one of the rules of the Court that no actress who is actually in pursuit of her profession on the boards can be presented at a drawing-room or commanded to a Court ball ...

... and Miss Terry in 1883, the going down the bay in the chill dawn so as to be among the first to welcome the great actor and actress to the land that was destined to receive them then and in successive years with open arms. Henry Irving as he spoke to the ...

... shoulder is attached a powder horn which is either for ornament or to satisfy old custom adatne Ristori, the famous tragic actress, who is now at Salsomaggiore with her son, the Marchese Capranica del Grillo, and his family, is shortly going to celebrate ...

... appearance at the Grand Theatre, Islington, in 7 he Pharisee. Before that she had been in the Royal Academy of Music. No actress has quite the same faculty for playing a woman with a grievance as Miss Ashwell. Quite the best thing she has done was her ...

... English Actresses who have Married into the Peerage. LADY FRANCIS HOPE (MISS MAY YOHE) Lafayette ...

... feature of modern drama, and many actresses have built up a reputation for the beauty of their gowns that women will flock to see them whatever the conditions they are acting under. Fortunately, just at present many actresses of the most noted taste are acting ...

... Mr. G. R. Sims about three months ago, though the announcement was only made public a few weeks back, is a promising young actress h His W ulcry GOSSIP OF THE HOUR. Another Oldest Inhabitant. One of my Irish readers sends me the following interest ing letter ...

... Play-Actresses and the Art of Fencingo About three years ago some members of the dramatic profession, convinced of the advisability of encouraging fencing, organised on a very unambitious scale a club now known as the Foil Club. By an arrangement come ...