... imagined originally, no doubt, by the composer (Bizet the Unfortunate), but not sufficiently in the past realised by many an actress who just lacked the feeling, the wicked instinct, the desire to please to put it mildly which make up the supreme elements ...

... if any exist to-day nor shall we lead any crusade for a general simplicity. So long as the smart lady or the popular actress dresses elaborately, we shall describe and reproduce her costume, and shall say how nice she looks in it. If she adopt a more ...

... she has made a sort of compromise between England and her own great continent. She is not to retire from the stage, as the actress who marries usually an nounces--only to change her intention in a year or so. TAespite a bad season and the perpetual growth ...

... field that had done duty the day before on the club lawns of Henley.' jVTadame Sada Yacco, the exquisite little Japanese actress who with her husband, Otojiro Kawakami, and troupe of Japanese players is now drawing crowds to the Criterion, was present ...

... interesting MS. notes and remarks in the handwriting of Horace Walpole, containing his personal opinions on many of the actors, actresses, and others mentioned in the work, and the bookseller wants ,£60 for the three volumes. Now 1 am making a pictorial history ...

... everything from gooseberries to geese. His mother, who was before her marriage Miss Fanny Vining, was a well-known English actress born in London. His wife is Miss Phyllis Rankin of Belle of New York fame. (^Ane of the many signs of improvement in the leading ...

... her school days in the evening hours when her companions of the day were resting or amusing themselves she was the young actress playing in the theatre. M'.ss Lloyd has played in drama, comedy, farce, musical plays and pantomime. Her husband, Captain ...

... these qualities (save possibly that of beauty of appearance) she is definitely and without question first among operatic actresses, but there is not one who combines these gifts in her separate individuality so supremely or so subtly as does Calve. She ...

... marriage to the son of the late Jay Gould. As Miss Kathrine Clemmons Mrs. Gould en joyed a considerable reputation as an actress of great personal beauty and some dramatic power. Her native place is the Golden City of Fr'isco, famous for its beautiful ...

... Indeed, she was so pretty that the photo graphers exploited her before she became well known in the theatre. Unlike many play-actresses who pose before the camera she had genuine dramatic ability, and when I saw her in Madame Sans -Gene at the Lyceum and later ...

... TY/T iss Olga Nethersole, the popular actress, confesses to a great love of golf, which she finds an ideal recreation after the strain of theatrical work. Although Miss Nethersole only made her dibut as an actress in London twelve years ago she has won ...

... remarkable how the game was kept going till the very end of July. To no one can the rest be more grateful than to the actors and actresses who have had to play through all the tropical heat we have been enduring. At the Lyceum in particular the last weeks with ...