... Whittington Royal, Glas gow i Squire, Red Riding Hood Opera House, Belfast Tinbad, Sinbad) Opera House, Middlesbrough: Widow Twankey, Aladdin; Melbourne t The Cook, Dick Whittington Royal, Newcastle Knave of Hearts, Queen of Hearts i Royal Sydney The ...

... Southamp ton nursing home, after a Mediter ranean cruise, which he had under taken for tho benefit of his health. Mr. Warden had been in a serious state of health for several months past, and had undergone specialist tredtment in a London nursing home. He ...

... and in Decern ber as Iolanthe in 44 King Rene> Daughter, and during 1909 as Ophelia, Queen Henrietta ir 44 Charles I,'* and Marie in 44 Louis XI, and at the Queen's. 1909-10, in 44 A Maid of Honour,' 44 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, anci 44 The Princess ...

... in pre senting 44 1066 and All That. '2 During the war Mr. Levy was 4 captain in the Royal Naval Air Force. In 1922 he married Mrs. Mary Teesdale, 'the widow of naval officer who was killed in the earlv days of the war Tho funeral took place at the Western ...

... GEORGE GROSSMITH. George Grossmith underwent a serious operation in a London nursing home on Saturday, May 18. He was taken ill some weeks ago, and entered the nursing home for treat ment for sciatica. Complica tions set in, ancfr an operation on the ...

... When he went into the nursing home he took his beloved flute w.'th him. Billy Barrett was the greatest flautist of his time. He played at most of the big Philharmonic concerts, and his services were fre quently requisitioned by Queen Victoria. For many years ...

... OBITUARY. MR. ROBERT NEWMAN. Mr. Robert Newman, manager of the Queen's Hall Orchestra, and founder of its Promenade Concerts, died in a Hamp6tead nursing homo on Wednesday night last week, at 1 the age of 68. He had been ill for several weeks, and had ...

... into the nursing home a week last Friday on his doctor's advice just for a rest. But toxtoinia developed, and when the doctors saw that the end was near early on Sunday morning they called his relatives. His first re mark on entering the nursing home was: ...

... Henry Irving as its first pre sident. Tho Fund- had its initial senti-off at a big theatrical bazaar held under Royal patronage at the Queen's Hall early in the July of 1890, at which all the leading mem bers of the profession assisted. It is interesting ...

... Hutchison on tour and also at five West End theatres, the Garrick. Queen's. Kingsway. New, and Haymarket. One of the first picture theatres in this country came under, hi* management, the old Royal at Barnstaple; and during the war he was acting manager of the ...

... Boots in tho last mentioned city, in 1864, she was the Fairy Queen, with Henry Irving in the same bill in lesser pieces preceding the pantomime. Afterwards she joined tho stock eonrpany at tho Royal, Edin burgh. Eva Stella then became Kate Santley, and under ...

... return voyage, and went into a nursing heme on reaching England, being removed to Hurley a few days later. The funeral will take place at St. Mary-the- Virgin, Hurley, at 12.10 to-morrow, Friday, and a memorial service will be held at St. Martin-in-the-Fields ...