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... the Madding Crowd, adapted from Thomas Hardy's novel by the author and Comyns Carr, April 29th. It will be remembered that Mr A. W. Pinero was accused of lifting the plot of his successful St. James's Squire from Mr Hardy's story, and much ink and many ...
... MUSIC HALL, G VILLIERS-STREET, STRAND.} Proprietors, Messrs 0. and L. CORAZZA-GATTI, S A Brilliant Programue. E The Edison-Thomas Pictures, Katie Lawrence, Arthur Llo3 d I Trio, the Ma) 5 illes, the Two 13ees, Johnny Giliore, itisterd s Frith, Orpheus ...
... Programme. Sketch, The New Woman'sOlub, by Fred Karno's Company; Starr and Leslie, Nellie Navette. Ensina Don, the Edison-Thomas Pictures, Vendome and Chase, Oliver Twist, Muriel Richards, Zanfretta and Napio, Harry Ford, Three Sisters Cherry, Fred Herbert ...
... Geisha. MRs LExws WALLER'S production at the Coronet, Notting-bill, on Monday, of Air H. A. Kennedy's dramatisation of Thomas Hardy's popular novel Tess of the D'Urbervilles will be an eveut of much interest. Mrs Waller will play Tess, Mr William ...
... was thought to have dated from the days of Charles IL, but, as a matter of fact, the words were written about 1775. MR THOMAS HARDY, the author of Tess of the D'Urbervilles, writes:- As Ifind Iam naturally sup- posed to have something to do with the ...
... coarse and stupid minority of his audience. Such a minority was present when we saw Mr H. A. Ken- nedy's adaptation of Mr Thomas Hardy's novel at the Coronet Theatre, Notting-hill-gate. They jeered at Marian's drunkenness, and even at Angel Clare's speeches ...
... Authors' SyndLcatc are under consideration. There are only six characters, and these will be played by Messrs Yorke IStephens and Thomas A. Wise ; Misses Ellas Dee, C. Elton, Maud Hobson, and Gertrude Kingston. IT is pleasant to be able to record the great success ...
... Hythe, and e Mrs Kendal as Kate Verity. Then came the acri- 0 monious correspondence in which Mr Cornvns Carr and M Mr Thomas Hardy accused Mr Pinero of plagiarism, and Mr Pinero's celebrated quotation of his first outline t of the play: The notion ...
... dramnatisation of works by a living novelist. I refer particularly to Tess, an adaptation for the stage by Mr H. A. Kennedy of Thomas Hardy's Tess of the DUrbervilles. I am well aware there is no legal objection. Anyone, with or without the author's consent ...
... personal charm the luscious girl depicted by Hardy, and her success as Trilby is outdone. Mr Tyrone Power grew on the audience as the play progressed, and received a decided expression of approval. Mr Thomas Kingston was Angel Clare, and his work was most ...
... THE TWO MOTHERS. An Fmotional Domestic Drama, by W. A. Brabner and Jas. M. Hardie, jun., in Four Acts, Produced at the Metropole Theatre, Glasgow, on Monday, March 5th, 1900. Squire Daventry ?? Mr ROBERT K. THOMPSON hverard Daventry ?? Mr HENRY WARDROcER ...
... Clark, except by singing The Absent-Minded Beggar. Matthew Armstrong is earnestly played by Mr Harry Crane, and Mr A. C. Hardie renders Pie' Hugo, a Boer, with great feeling. Mr Willie Garvey gives a neat sketch of Joe Martin, and Mr Alfred eolles as ...