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... and the realistic comedy of Miss Irene Vanbrugh in “ The Gay Lord Bat our players have pwflg i as our playwrights. two actresses already mentioned, and that sublimation of mxnny. Mrs. Patrick Campbell, have alone done anyibing to keep up the stage traditions ...
... quite got, or quite did herself, justice on the stage. Circumstances were strong against her. She started on her career as an actress hampered by a reputation for something else- beauty. Her beauty would have helped her if only it bad not been so renowned ...
... Sauserrav, the wife of the Pants Mrnarsa, Mits. W. E. MIAs ANSA Swe.wwice, and hiss. KIELEY, whose career as a favourite actress covered nearly threequarters of a century, and who yet had acted within quite recent times. Of foreign names, other than thine ...
... superior being. Taming to the stage, interesting interview took place yesterday with Mi me. Sorma, the celebrated German actress. She ia delighted with the French stage. I have long desired play Faria,” she says. Faria 1 It is there where artists of all ...
... style which is highly satisfactory. It is essentially • play for children by children, with just a few grown-up actors and actresses to show off to better advantage the Wants of the younger ones There are, at all events, in the cast at Brixton several very ...
... to speak of a certain useful class of men aa counter-jumpers, Bo does Black- wood's contributor refer to actors and actresses on nearly all occasions as Mum- mere. fiE VALN AND IGNORANT 5M IMMER. The mummer, if ho be distinguished in his craft ...
... de.), may prove somewhat puzzling, and for their sake it may be explained that the Prince of Wales fell in love with an actress named Mrs. Robinson on seeing her impersonate Perdita in the Winter's Tale. He wrote to her signing himself “Florizel, ...
... director of the Yandtda Ptas, where ho tow mast successful His company was well chosen, and included two of the reigning actresses the day—Mdmea. Judic and When in 1891 the engagements MM. Bit* and Gailtari ceased the Open, M. Bourgeois, then Minister ...
... composer, aged 62, March 2. Mr*, Ketlcv, the c -lebrated aetr..ss, aged ?? ?!.-irch 12. Miss Rose Leslcrci), a well-known actress, April 2. Herr J ohaun Strauss, the celebrated composer, aged 73, June 3. Mr. Au^ustin Daly, dr?.matist, aged 'il, June 7 ...
... Alice in Wonderland is the introduction of imitations of sundry farmyard denizens, feathered and otherwise, and of popular actresses, respectively given hv the Mad Hatter and the wondering and winsome Alice herself. The Crown, Peckham, pantomime, Cinderella ...
... Ambassador, the Marquis de Nosilles, in his box during the performance, and both the Emperor and Empress highly complimented the actress on her remarkable impersonation of Sardon's smart washerwoman. The Kaiser likewise thanked her for the excellent lessons ...
... acquired for this production. Miss Louie Freear has just been engaged to play the part of Puck. Madame Agnes Sorma. a German actress, has made a marked success in Parts as Nora in Ibsen's play The Doll's House. At tie Criterion Theatre on Saturday next ...