... . BLACE.--On March 2S, 1919. at 23. Gran ville Street. 'Manchester, the beloved mother of Belle Bates (Mrs. Tony Black), who paaacg peacefully away. Deeply mourned. LtoNAS.-- In loving memory of my beloved husband George Langfonl Twentyman, professionally known as George Leonas, who passed away March 18, 1919, at his residence. 35, Arnold Street. Princes Road, Liver pool, after suffering, ...

... . We regret to reoord that Mr. Frederick Robson, son of the famous actor of that name, passed away on March 16. He was educated at King's Lynne Grammar School, and made his first appear- ance on the stage when in his teens at the Royal. Birmingham, when Mr. (later Sir Squire) Bancroft was then. He then went to Devon- port and began to study hard for the profession that he had adopted. While ...

... . Alston. In loving memory of Jessie, the belovcxi mothor of Ina Alston Morley and dearly-loved tiller of Harry and Daisy Hart, wbo died Juno 16. 1002. Colona.-- In loving memory of my wife, Josephine Coioua, who paeed away Jtino 18, 1015.-- Clifford Marie. Donovan.-- In lotting: remembrance of my dca r brother Ked, L.-Cpl. Re ward Donovan, D.C.M.. 1/8 Worces ter. KJlled la Italy Juno 1, 10l ...

... MR. CHRISTOPHER WILSON. Readers of This Stage and lovers of music and the theatre will learn with deep regret that Christopher Wilson, affectionately known as Chria to his many friends, died of heart failure on February 17, and ms buried at Hendon Park on tho 20th. Ho was born at Mel bourne, in Derbyshire, in 1875, and imbibed a love of music from his oarLicet years, fur his father (an ...

... . Williams-- Mr. ami Mrs. Dsxie Wil liams' first aJvn ry of their wed ding. November 17, 1919. Still going well. Dene Williams still juvenilo lead in Walter Beot.cy's Odds On revue ...

... BEHAN.-- Nov. 10. at 24, Maryland St., Rodney St., Liverpool, of tubercu losis, Arthur Behan (proprietor, W ait a Minute and It's Warm SevueS), the beloved husband of Celia Dan vers. Interment at St. John's, Chester. Friday, Nov. 11, at 2 JO. j O God. s*t back Thy universe, j And give me yesterday. j Bkhan. Nov. 10, at 24. Maryland Pt., I Liverpool. Arthur E. Behan, our very I own dear Dad. ...

... . AB&AHAHB.-- in loving memory oi my dear husband, Fred Abrahams, of tho Queen's, Toplar, who died on June 1 ...

... . vOBD. In proud and lovin-g memory of (Leslie Cudd, Q.W.R. (aged 28). who made the great sacrifice October 1, 1916. 44 Too dearly loved to ever be forgotten.-- Mother and Dad. ...

... MR. THOMAS SLATER. Many memBers ot tne t/ieatrioaj profession, more especially tliow on tour, will regret to hear of the death of Mr. Thomas SJater, who for ten years had been stage manager of the Royal Court, War rington. Mr. Slater had not been well for several months, and his death occurred on tho morning of the 10th inst. He was a native of Dewsbury and was forty-six years of age, having ...

... pianist and composer, was the son of the first white man born in New Zealand. He came to England early in bfe, and was specially known as tbe composer of the most popular and best setting of Austin Dob ton's ballad, M Tlie Ladies of St. James's. Miss nornlman's working staff at the Oaiety, Manchester, including stage and front of the house employees, had their annual picnic to Chester on ...

... . BroUgh. In loving memory of dear Fanny Breugh, who fell asleep November 30, 1914. Jfever forgotten by Alva V. Darrell. R.I. P. Macrfaot. To my ron arid ctnim, Wal. Died November 29, 1918.-- Dad. Mortimer. Tn loving rcmembrane of Austen Mortimer, the deaTly-loved husband of Ada Oakley, who passed away Novrtnber 28, 191L ...

... . KATOW.-- {Jeanette siaoeir.; www r 10, 1919. the wife of Jack Alx. Raton of a beautiful daughter at private nurstog hom^. Chelsea. Mother and babe botCi doing well. LawlK.-- Od September 26, 1919, at Bint'ey, Mirs. I>an Lawley, a daughter. Both doing well Rei.sek.-- On Sunday. Oct. 5, 1919, at Damascus, Baxter Avenue, South- end-on Sea, to Mrs. H. Wilman (Phyll Relsek), a beautiful daughter ...