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... THE LATE H. C. SIDNEY. Dear Sir,-- I notice in your last week's Chit-Chat, in recording the death of my husband, Mr. William Henry Critehley, professionally known as Mr. H. C. Sidney in Australia, you state the deceased actor, who was only 40 vears old, leaves behind him a daughter to mourn his loss.' 1 beg to say this is not correct, as our daughter, Florence Jessie, has been dead now 14 ...
... THE GONDOLIERS.'' Dear Sir,-- In your notice of our company at Working last week you say that it was a pity that members ot t',(j orchestra retired after a capital performance of The l*oet 11 Peasant overture, also that the piano, even in the hand* of a good performer, is a poor substitute for wind and Rt ring instruments. Further on that the style of the coO* ducting was notgood in the ...
... tucT/^T.r'^ wlTlntlS E\!37\ Ht ^8. Hughes- Recital was imt but very raitnrully yours. IVAN BERLIN, All Saints House, ancaster-road. W. ...
... THE BARRISTER.' Dear Sir,-- Your last edition, which contains a pArnnrae respecting the intended reproduction of The Jlarrister, that Mr. D'Orsay will play his original part (Cal)tJ Walker). In justice to Mr. D'Orsay and myself will I permit me to state that-- at the first representation of Barrister, which took place at the Grand Theatre, L also on the first tour of the comedy-- the part ...
... A LIFE'S BONDAGE. Dkr Sir,-- There has l een a little mistake in the official announcement re A Life's IlumUu/e at the Marylebone Theatre. It is written by Harry Byrton and mvself, and this correction I have requested may be printed on the nrnirrammes In justice to the author of the better part of the play.-- I remain, dear sir, yours faithfully, ARTHUR SHIRLEY. Coventry Club, May 9, 1890. ...
... THE KING AND THE COUNTESS.'' Sir, Referring to the notice of The King and the Countess, which ap]>eared in your issue of the 9th inst., it is only fair to state that the idea of producing it did not originate with me but with Mr. Poel, and it was at his suggestion that I divided to introduce it at my recital under his management. --I am, sir, yours faithfully, J. H. LEIGH, 81, Bryanstonsquare ...
... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. THE GOLDEN LADDER forK.?T;aTPlSsrleS! Inform you that the Ore,. k lve.itun-r Mr F r Harcourt lndispoaition, lieen i.luied hv_lv,J ifui'J Fit FISHER. G. knobel Rousby's Golden Ladder CO, Rotunda Theatre, Liverpool. April'29. ...
... . THE CASE OF MRS. H. C. SIDNEY. DEAR dir. With your usual courtesy may 1 ask you to nc ood enough to give publicity to the sad case of Mrs. H. C. idney, widow of the late Mr. H. C. Sidney, whose sudden death in Australia in March last has left her in great dis tress, in fact, totally unprovided for. Although Mrs. Sidney Is at present in temporary employment, unfortunately her state of health ...