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... Pinchbact EEE Pp yin LIST OF CANDIDATES A M Cambridge Fredemck Pickard, 4 His. | Place Bayswater B.A artist Nomuinat and | Charlotte Despard 95, Wandsworth Road Kent Mostyn Terrace; Harry Banyon R 6, Gwynne Road Edward Norm tot Battersea St Street Battersea ...
... scenes, and attended to the stasre-manneement. And when o o one is, at the same time, acting an exhausting part, like Lena Despard, for instance, in As in a Looking-Glass,' there isn't very much energv left to lag superfluous on the stage. Were your managerial ...
... WORKS. WEDNESDAY.—Present : Mr. W. T. Gates, J.P., in the chair; Rev. C. Swatnaoe, Gen. Hutchinson, C.P., Col. Ommanney, Col. Despard, Major Mann, Messrs. M. Bayley, T. Bradbeer, J. F. Bloxham, Burnett, Clayton, A. C. Cale, D. G. Collins, J. Dixon, G. H. Hume ...
... WIDNISDAY. — Present : Mr. W. T. Gate; J.P., in the chair; Rev. C. Swainson, Maj.. Gen. Hutchinson, C.P., Col. Ommanney, Col. Despard, Major Mann, Messrs. M. Bayley, T. Bradbeer, J. F. Bloxham, All Burnett, Clayton, A. C. 031 e, D. G. Collins, J. Dixon, U ...
... cessfully as G~agem and Scragem. Messrs Jack and Deane Tribune most also be credited with good work. MIr Fred Lyne plays Charlotte, and makes a capital old woman. A good and active comedian is Mr Fred Mhelton. who appears as Buttons. M~r Richard Dons- ...
... tea in the Home. left amid cheering. Among those invited to the opening ceremony. were Lady Catherine Eustace. the Ladies Charlotte and Octavia Legge. the Hon. Aline Majendie, the Countess of Lathorn and Lady Bertha Bootle-Wilbraham, Lady Edith Drummond ...
... the Home, left amid hearty cheering. Among those invited to the opening ceremony, were Lady Catherine Eustace. the Ladies Charlotte and Octavia Legge. the Hon. Aline Majendie, the Countess of Lathom and Lady Bertha Bootle-Wilbraham. Lady Edith Drummond ...
... the Home, left amid hearty cheering. Alining thaw invited to the opening ceremony. were Lady Catherine Eustace. the Ladies Charlotte Octavio Legge. the Hon. Aline Mojendie. the Countem of bittern] and Lady Bertha Bootle-Wilbraham. Lode Edith Drummond. Sir ...
... W. jnnr., and Messrs. Wilhelm. Emil, and Sidney Wolfsberger. Among these, in addition to those already named, were Lady Charlotte Legge, Lady Gctavia Legge, Lady Edith Drummond, Lady Alice and Miss Des Vocux, Lady and Miss Uant Qrubbe, Sir Stuart and ...
... the house. Miss Bianca Esposito made a charming Zara, while a skilful rendering of the part of a sphinx was given by Miss Despard. Her Excellency Lady Cadogan, accompanied by Lady Betty Balfour and Lady Settrington, honoured the lady principal and students ...
... Athlet.o, 57; Mitre, 45. Orphan Working, 159; St. Luke's, 32 and 21. blelrose, 76: Gospel Oak, 446 PRiUfOSM HITL NIarCHaIs. Charlotte Street United, 24; St.,Bride's, 18. St. Thomas's Choir, 33; Camden School. 25. St. Saviour's% 38; St. Mark's, 35. Marylebone ...
... good company, the more prominent mem- it hers of which are Mr F. Scartb, Mr C. Grier, Mr P. c sDaly, Mr D. Beattie, Mr E. Despard, Miss Kate U sYoung, Miss Rosalie Heath, Miss Kathleen Mafee, Miss c Beatrice Hudson, and Miss Naomi Hope, The scenery a -a ...