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... Stoops to Conquer.” Mrs. Langtry took the réle of Miss Hardcastle, and I played the small part of maid. This was in December, 1881. A well-known fact is that my uncles, Wil- liam, Robert and John Brough, were writers of some renown, and my father, Brough ...
... for sistv yveurs, Over notabl ple Dp or Were an ID we. Ki Whitworth, ior Urwin Dame May Whitty, and Abe. Beonso: March 19, 1881. fivst of a serie of for the people Was wiven at Vi loria Coifes Maric H on rer a tiseha 70 on, al Mw“ : a of Parker. the hd ...
... ACADKMISI AND Royal college music (Incorporated Royal Charier. 1881). Prince South KciuiDf toa. B.W. Pa trout t Hit Majesty the Ctaf. Her Majesty the Queen. President: H.K.H.The Prince of Wales, t.O. Director: Sir Hugh P. Alien, C.V.0.. M.A« D.Mus., D ...
... June 30, 1922, at the age of 61. his career as He began a student of the Re al Ncademy in 1880, taking the bronze med al in 1881, and the silver medal in He became organist and choirinaster of the Quebee Chapel, Quebee-street Wo, im 1884, after which he ...
... who had becn meamhers cf the club. He also referred to the agita'ion for an ama‘eur thea‘re, first inaugurated by the! cub in 1881, and hed to confers they “no forrader now. Mr. J T. Watson, M.B.E., had the triple toast of ‘Tae Ladies, and to his name, ...
... Edward VII. Hospi- tai for Officers, Grosvenor-crescent. He was 66 years of age, and gucceeded his father in 1876. He married in 1881 a daughter of the fourth Lord Spencer. Lady Sandhurst died in 1906, and three years later the deceased peer mar! ried the Hon ...
... VII. Hospi- tai for Officers, Grosvenor-crescent. He was 66 years of age, and succe eded his father in 1876. He married in 1881 a daugh ter of the fourth Lord Spencer. Lady Sandhurst died in 1906, and three years later the ed the Hon. Mrs. Wode deceased ...
... successful on the legitimate a cinema stage. the run of the cele- brated rerival af “ Othello,” at the Lyceum Theatre, in May, 1881, Henry Irving and Edwin Booth alternated the parts of Othello and Ellen Terry was the Desdemona and William Terriss the Cassio ...
... She Stoops to Conquer.” Mrs. Langtry took the rdle of Miss Hardcastle, and I played the part of maid. This was in December, 1881. A well-known fact is that my uncles, Wil liam, Robert and John Brough, were writers of some renown, and my father, Lionel ...
... there for several years. Mr. George Conquest, senr., asked him to join his company at the Surrey Theatre, and he o|M-m there in 1881 in the drama Mankind.’’ He remained with Mr. Conquest for seventeen years, the end of which period retired from the stage. ...
... Douglass, and under his management had the opportunity © f trying his hand in every branch of the business. Then followed, in 1881, a long stay at the Surrey Theatre with Mr. George Con- | quest, With h im he remained for seventeen years, playing many parts ...
... manner of parts in the dramas and pantomimes pro- there. na the more noted of the plays ich he ¢ part chiring this were “ Youth (1881), “Pluck * Human Nature’ ( ) f Luck (1886), ‘ Pleasure ” } “The (1888), ** The (1889), “A Million of Oak ” (1890), ** Sailor's ...