... his spare time ! writing a “The Lights London,” which was eventually produ by Mr. Wilson Barrett at the Princess’; Sept. 10, 1881, and was the first of a st of remarkably successful plays, many which were written with a ccilaborator The facile pen of Mr ...

... character. There wae charm and exquisite grace in all she did. As the husband, Mr. Leon Quartermaine’s debonair youthfulness in 1881 trasted well with the tenderness of his icture of the old man in 1928. Misa Alison Leggatt’s two portraits of Mrs. Moonlight’s ...

... girls to whom he was paying £2 10. the Regent-street, W., and he formed 1 in The 1923 Revue Were unateur stage to appear, in 1881, in company, calling it the St. John Cinema 1 at the He will now pay £3 for twice nightly, = Theatre. He thus had a stage recor¢ ...

... Gaiety, 1880, her luck on the music halls. | and in The Exiles of Erin a t the frail, insinuating voice was still 1! Olympic, 1881. At the Criterion, actress was stouter. But September, 1882. she Little Miss layed Mary, with erfect grace. She and at the ...

... Olympic. troubled life endured till she time or another during its existence. [been circus. The Olympic i’avilion March 26, 1881. Mute. Modjeska' l y occupied the site Craven her first appearance on the Eng- House, once lent its noble owner to ,h stage ...

... the old lady's: delight to have The Era’ read “to her Sunday by Sunday, from title page| to imprint. of this house = June, 1881. Tt had been expensiv rebuilt after a fir. and opened wit an uvhappy play by a well-known dramatic critic, advertised by a ...

... _dyepeptic to “Go and see Grimaldi,’ and got in retort “Sir, am Grimaldi is well known Grim aldi lived to 58—no more De 19 1881. — John Maddison at Morton died in the Charterhouse, the age of 80. He greatly resented his ircumstance, and declared that ...

... Radford. Allin | Her Own Manager Mme. Bernhardt took over the Robert Parker, and) Mesdames Edna management of the Ambigu in 1881 Thornton, Beatrice Miranda, and Flor- and in 1883 bought the Porte-St.-Mar- ence Austral distinguished themselves tin, remaining ...

... Betty Nocl Clancarty ’), Princess in “The Dainscheffs ”; Duchess (** The ‘oneymoon and Portia (* The Merchant of Venice In 1881, Miss Compton created the part ot Mrs, Blake in Imprudence,” pro- duced at the Folly touring with the play in the country for ...

... succumbed to heart disease in Middlesex Hospita Born at Horn. castle in August, 1 1, he was at first a civil engineer, but, in 1881, entered tho dramatic profession under Mr. Mat. management at Sadler's He was associated with the Pe company for 19 years, ...

... things. First it would be s natism now. He the production of “Tho source of information. It would be a a play of hie produced in 1881 at! centre. It could develop a reference the St. James’ Theetre, when his picture \library, 90 needful for educational par ...

... 3-act operetta of Van Loo and Leterrier, music by Chas. Lecocq. Jour et Nuit * (*‘ Day and Night ”) was produced on Nov. 5. 1881. at the old Nouveautes, now disappeared, and it is thanks this musical comedy have the celebrated adage of the Portuguese being ...