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... AN ACTRESS IN THE EAST* This book is a record of the sights, scenes, impressions, and experiences of one who was perhaps more a playing stroller than a strolling player in the East. The raison d'être of the journey may have been histrionic, but the recording ...
... A VETERAN ACTRESS. Mrs. Clara Fisher Maeder, who made her debut eighty years ago, now lives in Harlem, United States, and the Dunlap Society is about to publish her autobiography. As may be easily imagined, she was an infant prodigy; she was only six ...
... THE INVASION OF THE FOREIGN ACTRESS. Of all the ridiculous criticisms that pass current among foreigners the intense insularity of the Briton is one of the most amusing. Probably in no city in the world is foreign artistic talent of every description ...
... of the old. Now that she is about to revisit us, I think we should accept the great actress of our time oh yes, there is no doubt about it, she is the great actress of our time simply on her own merits. Do you realise that Sarah Bernhardt, whatever we ...
... SOME FRENCH ACTRESSES. MDLLE. BERTINY, COMED1E FRAN9AISE. L MW c B isaaHM HDLLE. VERNEUIL, VAUDEVILLE. MDLLE. PIERCY, NOUVEAUTES. VIDLLE, ROSA BRUCK, GYAIMASE. Photographs by Reutlinger, Paris. ...
... A NEW AUSTRALIAN ACTRESS. Sydney playgoers are rejoicing in the success of Miss Hilda Spong, one of the youngest and most graceful actresses on the Australian stage. She is the daughter of Mr. W. B. Spong, the well-known scene-painter, and was born in ...
... THE OLDEST ENGLISH ACTRESS IS DEAD. Mary Anne Goward, Mrs. Robert Keeley, died on Sunday morning at her residence, 10, Pelham Crescent, South Kensington, a victim to influenza. Though her career as an actress belonged to yesteryear, that lively, clever ...
... ADA E E II A N. THE WOMAN AND THE ACTRESS. Those who have the privilege of Miss Rehan's friendship all testify to her great charm of manner off as on the stage. Something of the sweet graciousness of the noble dames whom it has been her lot to personify ...
... EMILY SOLDENE, ACTRESS-- AND NOYELIST.* One warm night in July, 1893, I strolled into the Criterion Theatre to see the revival of La Fille de Madame Angot. Lecocq's bright music awakened many memories, for I saw in Mdlle. Lange not so much Miss Amy ...
... stage to the drawing-room. And do you really believe that an actress can find time to be a novelist You must remember that one cannot always be acting, even if one would. Admirable actresses are often out of an engagement, and I assure you it is very ...
... for Italy (Mrs. Orr, page 405), showing how closelv at the moment must have been associ ated in his mind the actress of the opening and the actress of the close of his career. The last letter which Miss Murray received from him is dated May 8, 1 889, the ...
... wero more dependent on power of lungs and command of striking attitudes than histrionic art. The actress at first parison with the most celebrated actress of the day. It was a3 Theodora that Miss Hawthorne risked rivalry with Sarah Bernhardt, who had made ...