... told me, it's like this. We're such shocking bad reckoners. We're alius makin' mistakes- in the bills. The Minor Actress Minor Actresses generally have a mass of;' beautiful golden hair-- though cases have been known where they have had to pawn it. And ...

... before. Mrs. Langtry. T always recall with particular pleasure a little interview I had with Mrs. Langtry when that celebrated actress was on the point of producing The Royal Necklace at the Imperial Theatre. As I was entrusted with the making of the wigs for ...

... else could wear her dresses in The Pacifists at St. James's and make them appealing. It is the first time that this clever actress has assumed a character part. She is first seen in a white piqu6 skirt with a tunic bodice of blue floral voile drawn in at ...

... with Percy Macquoid frocks and Harker scenes, and as the typically sweet-English-girl type Miss Lohr is just the sort of actress who ought to take lead in Love in a Cottage. 'T'he world of clever, charming women is, by the way, a big lot the poorer by ...

... the Theatre de Paris Regina Camier turned up in a frock that was really either a souvenir or a promise. Paulette Pax, the actress whose adventures with the Bolshies in Russia, after the Revolution closed down the famous Thedtre Michel, were recorded in ...

... not conscientious, heroically eats and drinks her way through that dinner every evening. The life of a clever and popular actress is not and young stage-struck damsels take heed entirely, one sees a life of lobster salad and champagne suppers, no, nor ...

... rose to droop and die so suddenly by that grim and squalid bed. In this scene the mental Tessa was a greater emotional actress than the physical. Yet Miss Best carried the day by a slim perfection cf body and the gentle appeal of her sex. Miss Madeleine ...

... by creditors, is the paternal selected regardless of the fact that his lordship is the newly married husband of a charming actress (Miss Marjorie Gordon), and that Virginia is secretly married, but dares not confess it, to P o p's secretary, Nicholas Ninnijohn ...

... and sparing herself nothing in the execution of an ordeal before which the stoutest heart might well quail. This gifted actress has the courageous spirit for such a frontal attack, but is handi capped by the strain on her voice. The hoarse, harsh cackle ...

... impression that its artistic beauty would be sharper if it were shorter still. Whatever the wider qualities of this new young actress may or may not prove to be, Victoria Hopper exactly fits herself to Martine. Her reserves and -watchful undertones finely ...

... of those masks of pretentious sophis tication as worn in the early nincteen-thirties by the very young. She was a one-line actress with ambitions, who couldn't make up her mind what she wanted. She had taken as a lover, rather casually, a tempestuous and ...

... generous then art will supply the deficiencies. This firm would create transformations inspired by other film stars and actresses. Two Partings. Particularly becoming is the arrangement of the coif fure on the right. A very important feature is the two ...