... nnuities. A. annuities. ACT0B8 AND ACTRESSES should make pioviaion (or OLD AGE OB INCAPACITATION by investing in the royal uene^ral^ theatrical which offers CREATE R ADVANTAGES Ih&n can be obtained in any lnsnr- i nee office. Write for full particu- Uirs ...

... MUSICAL COMEDY ACTRESS (SOPHIE TUCKER TYPE). Soprano Vocalist, Comedy and Straight Parts, Slight Dancing, Accompanist, requires engage ment, Concert Party, Musical Comedy, Revue, or as Vocalist with Orchestra. Letters, R., 31, Crescent Road, Clapham, ...

... FICTION 'Sylvia and the Secretary. Olivi-i Ramsey. (John Long.) 6s. Antonio. Ernest Oldme-dow. (Grant Richards.) 6s. The Actress. L. C. Hale. (A. Constable and Co.) 6s. The King in Yellow. R. W. Chambers. (A. Constable and Co.) 6s. A Professional Rider ...

... from novels to short stories. STAGE The best individual performance by actor or actress in any stage production. SCREEN The best individual performance by actor or actress in any film. SPORT This will cover individual achievements in the whole field of ...

... Thatcher Next Friday's Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News includes a Presentation Plate in Photogravure of the popular actress, Miss Heather Thatcher. ...

... masterpiece at His Majesty's. 39. Miss Beringer. 40. Marie, the popular actress-manageress. 42. Mr. Belloc. 44. Each turn on the programme. 45. Myself. 46. Ren£e, the child actress. 49. Classic name for actor. 50. The (French). 51. A long time. 53. Good ...

... ovlX, At a recent party two charming actresses were holding forth anent Man's fidelity. 44 Eve was the only woman who could be sure of her man said Martine Caroll. 44 Yes, answered J acqueline Delubac, wittily, 44 but, even so, she must have counted ...

... of pity and love. 25. Whom successful actresses sometimes ignore. 28. Your (abbrev.). 30. Negative. 32. Small name great actor. 34. First name of many actresses. 30. After the theatre for our elders. 37. Actresses frequently invited aboard. 39. Old Style ...

... THE MOST POPULAR ACTOR OF THE DAY will be announced in the next number of The Bystander. As in the recent Most Popular Actress Competition, which proved so enormously successful, there will be £500 in cash prizes for our readers. ...

... Japanese performers who have so successfully appeared at the Criterion will shortly be seen in Othello, the clever Japanese actress, Sada Yacco, appearing as Desdemona. Mr. Charles Hawtrey intends to visit America after the close of the Prince of Wales's ...

... lheatre from Miss Kate Santley, and will introduce somo important new plays at that house. The popularity of this charming actress lias greatly increased of late. Nurse, in which the Examiner of Plays could not discover anything naughty, closed its career ...

... Scribner's Magazine some agreeable recollections of her stage career. It will surprise riot a few to learn that the admirable actress is a native of Lancashire, and was trained at Her Majesty's Theatre as a ballet dancer. Going to America in 1849, Mrs. Gilbert ...