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... quarrel with him for evincing a lack of respect lbr the position which the public have been pleased to accord to me as an actress; for he may not be of their opinion. Neither do I cavil at his want of consideration tor fifty- three years' service on the ...
... ever. In the scene where the mishap of Orlando in the forest is revealed, Mrs. NISBETT exhibited her varied powers [as ass actress. Her hysterical laughter when endeavouring to keep up her incognito, although she is at the moment suffering all the pangs ...
... that can be given is, that they played alternately ' Alicia' and * Jane Shore' without detriment to the famne of the younger actress. On the destruction by fire of Covent Garden Theatre, in 1808, Miss Smith accepted an engagement on London terms in Dublin ...
... best of the good old time. Her career has been a long-sustained and uniform success. No actress ever lived more thoroughly endowed with the genius of her art; no actress probably ever lived so peculiarly gifted with the power of impersonation. There is no ...
... ' *, when will you be rich enough to be able to afford to tell the truth ? At another time, while walking with a sister actress, who expressed her fears of the critics of the Press, she said, 'I certainly ought to like these men who make you tremble ...
... A BRIEF MEMOIR OF MDLLE. MARS9 THE CELEBRATED FRENCH 'ACTRESS'$ BY MISS EMMA STANLEY. (Contnued.f]ioni last week.) The year 1821 was also one of great and brilliant success for our gifted hleroine, every one of her new roles being a complete ovation. ...
... considera- tion of the play-goer - the least fortunate. indeed, has most claims upon his generosity. Leading actors and actresses have their reward- many of them, in a pecuniary sense, particularly when they are blessed with that prudence which enables ...
... A BRIEF MEMOIR OF MDLLE, MARS, THE CELEBRATED FRENCH ACTRESS BY MISS EMMA STANLEY. (ociOncludedfrom last week.) Sie loved not Old England, and dreaded our climate as much as she feared the laws, habits, and customs of sunny Spain. The following description ...
... Australia, the Cape of Good Hope, and Gibraltar. MII'S EMMA STANLE Y'S N USIC'AL AND DRAMAJ TIC MfELANGE. Miss ExsMA STANLEY, the actress so long a favourite with the audiences of the Princess's Theatre, gave last evening, in the Princess's Concert-room, an e ...
... political e pamphleteers, and the last Government in Europe so to do is Russia. The only news of the day is that the celebrated actress, Schroeder-Devrient, has taken a fourth 0 husband, the other three being alive, according to 0 the system of Prussian political ...
... moreeager to assist one anbtherin'disa tress, tian those connected ,with. the. dramaa. It is well known that Mrs. Inuhbald, an actress and celebrated, dramatic writer, maintained many relations at the ,expense of personal sacrifice that sometimes left her ...
... was the result:- Mr. Vaughan's ch m Cowslip ?? ., ?? .I Mr. A. 'l'albot's Light of other Days ?? ?? 21 Mr. S. Smith's ch m Actress ?? ?? a The first time round Light of other Days and Cowslip ran nearly a dead heat to the winning post, Light was, however ...