... audience will be set thinking, and the thought must be either suggestive or more likely humo rous, for everybody knows that the actress playing the character is quite properly dressed under the mantle. (By the way, the scene in the tent reminds one rather of ...

... THE COUNTESS OF CLANCARTY Who married Lord Clancarty in 1889, was, as Miss Belle Bilton, one of the most popular young actresses of the day Lafayette ...

... became accents of misery as the oreat actress whispered, Je suis desole. The acquaintai.ee standing by had been fortunate enough to have seen Bernhardt in all her stage creations, but never had the great actress con ceived or executed so beautiful an ...

... the notice of the late Queen, who personally thanked him and conferred upon him the Victorian Order. A Promising American Actress. Miss Nance O'Neil, the young American tragedienne whose season at the Lyceum Theatre will begin on September I, will be ...

... business. During three years he starred Madame Modjeska, but at present musical comedy limits his interests and the great Polish actress has gone to play a long season in her native land. Two years ago Mr. Fisher bought the American rights of Florodora which ...

... encourage their efforts by their personal presence and liberal contri bution in money. M iss Clarisse Heney, the clever child actress, singer, and dancer, who made her first appearance on the lyric stage at the Alhambra last Boxing Day in Santa Claus, when ...

... of domesticity, but I am tempted to hand it over to the lady, for Miss Winifred Emery is really femme de menage first and actress after wards. I dare swear she prefers to perform that mysterious duty known as doing my books to studying a part, and she ...

... part of pathetic interest con vinced Mr. McKee Rankin of her talent, and after a series of engagements, in which the young actress showed earnestness and steady improvement in her art, she was retained by her present manager for a period of ten years. That ...

... way, which Mr. Clyde Fitch will not be able to give in England without running the risk of libel), marries a low music-hall actress, born Hawkins but known as Pussy Carlisle. The great scene occurs in Act II., where Lady Carnby gives a dinner party to her ...

... afterwards became famous, and saw many a picture bearing a name then unknown but now celebrated everywhere. Young actors and actresses who have since made both reputation and fortune first appeared there with their poverty, their diffidence, and their ambition ...

... Little Maids d the Apollo. Miss Mary Fraser, who in Three Little Mniits is making her first acquaintance with the stage as an actress, is a younger sister of Miss Agnes Fraser of the Savoy Theatre. Her career ought to be a happy and successful one, for she ...

... Lena Ashwell, but she is never petulant. If Miss Julie Opp had a little of Miss Sheldon's pathos she would really be a fine actress, for she has the rare gift of a presence. Mr. Alexander's Villon is very characteristic and is certain to please his vast ...