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... . Clarke.-- In tender ami loving memory of my darling mother. Mrs. E. li Clarke, of Liverpool, who sank to rest January 15, 1919. Never forgot ten and sadly mused by her sorrow ing daughter, Muisio Valerie (of Vest a and Violet), iRest-in peace, dtaarest mother. Gkddes.-- In most loving remembrance of James Geddes, who dfied January, 1914, agod 39. -V. M. Leo. In lovmc memory of Arthur P. ...
... buried on January 2, 1920. He was for thirty years, out of a stage career of half a century, with the late Wilson Barrett, in The Sign of the Cross, Claudian, etc. He retired from the stage on 1912, ant! went to a quMfepPttle vil lage in Hampshire with hTs grand daughter. Miss Winifned Woodman, who played with him during his stag*- career. He was active till the last. On Wednesday. ...
... . LITTLE CARRICKFOBD. At the PfO- Catihedral, Marlborough Street, Dubttn. Saturday, January 10. 19*20, Jaek Little, of 1,455 Maxwell Avenue, Detroit, U.S.A., to Kitty Carrickford, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Carrickford, Irish theatrical touring manager. WEBB-- BOOTH. On January 10, 1920, James Joseph Webb, of Glasgow, to Lily Booth, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Booth, of 20, ...
... . i Mr. Harry Tynan, Jun., engaged for I advance management bv Mr. E. i [Powell for provincial tour, after ?engthy engagement with the V.C.'s ?concert party. ...
... Lucas, who was twenty-flve years with the D'Oyly Carte opera company. Mr. Lucas was the father of Dolly Agnes and Maud, the Singing Box- makers. Mr. Millar Anderson has return*-*! from Germany jJter nearfcy flv4 year** service with the Army. He was .'ij years with the 2nd Royal Irish Rifles, ami aft'Twrnrrth with the 12tii Bn. n tlie ATiny of Occupation. Before the war ho toured Henry Arthur ...
... . BURIES.-- Aibert Edward Burton, known as Little Billy, died Saturday, January 17. 1920. at Hyde, after three days illness. Age 21. His loss is deeply felt and mourned by Mr. and Mr*. William Pardoc, of his Cinderella company. ]M\nfrep-- At Waroeton, Belgium, C. j W. Manfree, 2ml Birmingtiarn, Wor- cestt.T Regiment (no date given). I Buried in the Cemetery of Honour there after being missing ...
... N company, he joined the Northumberland Fusllicra, went out to France, was gassed and wounded, and waa invalided out of the Army in 1916. Returning to the stage he joined the Viae don aid and Young company in Going rip. Afterwards he entered into partnership with Mr. Bertie Rail and, and toured Peg My Heart. ...
... . FARQl'P *RSOX. is loving renemirance of Wilfrid Farquhar-on, who died of wounds January 23. IH(L Hadly imastrd by his wife awl child. Irish.-- In loving memory of my wife (Blanche Bimtv). who passed away January 20. 1913-- 'Frank Irish. LPiano. In aff^ tionate remembrance of Bob loardo. wilio died January 29, 1916. -Ktbel StanUm. ...
... . Weir-- Rise, .-On Monrtay, January 19. 1920, at St. Mary's Parish Ctiureh, Kalham. George F. Weir to Edith Mabel King. BIRTHS, S, DEATHS. &c. ...
... . IVARD.-On January 20. Bert H Ward I (Almon), the beloved husband of Mar- jorie Ward (Mar) oris Urey). ...
... . Gray-- Middliton.-- On January 4. 1820, 1 at Christ Church. JMacclenilrld, by 1 special license, William Gray and Miss Marie Middleton, both of Harry Mear's touring pantomime, Babes in the Wood. ...
... . Mr Edward Clie^Ur, to play, the I win of the lawyer in the fortheoming tour of 'If le Wik>w and the Maid ...