... Lady Margaret Sacliville, Miss Lewis Coward, Miss Iris M'Comi.li, Miss Ida Battye, Miss Wcrtheimcr, and several well- known actresses. The mysteries of palmistry were dealt with by Madame Chester, Karma Silvana, Mrs. Kew, and Miss Collingridge. ...

... On the personal side it may be added that a more dainty figure could not easily be imagined than that presented by this actress in her old- fashioned and exceedingly becoming costume. As a rule the role of Constance Neville is little more than a shadowy ...

... touring, his wife accompanying him. In 1888, however, the Respondent made the acquaint- ance of a Miss Beatrice Roby, an actress who was play- ing in the same company as himself, and from that time he treated his wife with the greatest, cruelty. He struck ...

... Davis at tlic Empress Rooms, Royal Palace Hotel. Kensington, on Saturday evening, February 3, at eight o'clock. Many leading actresses, actors, and singers have kindly promised their services, including Mrs. Brown-Potter, who will recite the Absent-Minded ...

... Martin for investment as the Helen* Faucit Endowment. This is a touchingly appropriate way of honouring the memory of a great actress and an admirable woman. Nor can it be regarded as an exception to the wholesome rule to which thy Fund owes its efficac}- ...

... it was well known that it had been written for Madame Sarah Bernhardt. The statement was circu- lated that the celebrated actress had not re- fused to play in La Gitnnp because she objected t ...

... Theatre, from its origin in 1835 to the present d-iy. illustrated with over fifty like- nesses of the more famous actors and actresses who have performed within the walls of the theatre, from sketches specially made by Messrs. Bernard Partridge, J.. 11. Townsend ...

... air. The Prince asked that all the officers should be presented to him, and Trooper Patrick Campbell, the husband of the actress, was also called to the front, and the Prince shook hands with him. The National Anthem was again played as the Prince drove ...

... Avith the Respondent, whom he married at Adcu, and with whom ho first became acquainted under the name of Maud Richardson, an actress formerly engaged at the Gaiety Theatre. The allegation in the husband's petition was that the Respondent had misconducted ...

... sion yesterday in the divorce case in which the Petitioner was a former officer in the Royal Highlanders and his wife an actress, v.'ho, in her husband's absence, had made the acquaint- ance of the inrin avlio Avas convicted for stealing the jewels of ...

... ing artist in musical corned Palmav - who remained in London. Still later, at Daly's Theatre, an extremely clever comedy actress from Vienna, named Odillon, gained a decided success. But, meanwhile, not a single German piece of thn modern school made ...

... Louis N. Parker, composed by ! Mr. Hamish M'Cmm. It will be interpreted by some ' of the best known amateur actors and actresses in ■ London society. The second divisionof the programme I will be occupied by a series of original Tabfeavx Virauts, in ...