... Mr. Deane Is the principal male dancer in Cin derella. ...

... IN MEMORIAM. Carroi.l.-- Jack E., Trooper, 5th Royal Irish Lancers. Killed in action Jan. 4. 1916. R.I.P.-- Dad. K nii.ht. In ever-loviug and devot^^ memory of Augustine Knight, wtae passed through the shadows to the Great Beyond Jan. 8, 1910.-- Vane. f L*ovilli.-- In fond memory of -ny beloved mother and father, *ho died January, 1922. Never forgotten.-- Eileen. ...

... BIRTH. Dawson.-- To Mrs. Arthur C. Daw OA (BUlie Lyona), on December 29. at Nurdng Home, I.oudon-- a lo\ely son. Both doing well. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, ETC ...

... Pass, friend. All's well.) Charlie oSborne. LANGTON.-- At 25, Guildersfield Road, Streatham, S.W., Stephen Langton, beloved huband of Grace Jones, passed peacefully away January 4, 1926, after short Illness. Deeply mourned by his wife and little daughters, Cassie aud Audrey. Death is not the end, it is just the hush. Lindon- On January 5, 1926, at 46, Sneath Avenue, Golder's Green. John ...

... MARRIAGE. LEON'-- Claims.-- On December 31, 1025, at Registry Office, Olasgow. MarU Leon, eldoat fion of Leo Leon, to Elsie T. Caesilis ^Gordon Ingli* ductions). 1 ...

... . WRiriHT-LKmiiNGTON.-- In London, on January 12. 1024. Alfred Wright to Florence Leddiugton. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, ETC, ...

... . Amiiw.-in loving memory or r red Allwood, who died on January 13, lfl25. aged 49. Ever in the memory of hie wife, mother, and son. Leo.-- In fond and loving memory of my oarling son, Arthur Phelps* Leo. Ever remembered. Died January 12, 1919. Keep on, dear one. Liov II. i.e. In loving memory of our darling father, Fred Leoville, who passed' away January i, 1922; also dear step-mother Kate ...

... . MRS. BANDMANN PALMER. Wo regret to record tl*e tfeath of Mrs. Baridmanii Palmer, who had been suffering from the effects of a paralytic stroke for some time. She died at Kew in the presence of her adopted son, Mr. Farmer Skein. Mrs. Baiulu.ann Pahner, in later years so well known and so popular in the provinces, rnado her London debut after having won considerable repute at Him old Liverpool ...

... . Jennimjs.-- To the dear memory of my beloved litigbntnl, Edward Jenuingt I (Ted), who left me with awful *ul- dennens on Saturday, January u. Rest, dear heart, rest. Shallow rlef alone ts shrill, Deep my grief gliall be, but still/' --.Neil. Jennings.-- Iq loving memory of Ed ward (Ted) Jennim;*. who died January 9, 1926, suddenly. Deeply mourned hy his sorrowing, broken hearted sister Viola ...

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... . By Mr. Percy B. Broadhead, for thi Broadhead Players, at tlie King's, Longslght, Manchester, Miss Winifred Wayne, Mr. David Day, and Mr, George Rislcy; for Mio Crown, Eccleo, and Roval, Salford Hippodrome, Miss Gladys Ford Howltt, Miss Helen Adam, and Mr. Harry J. Clifford; for the Bury Hippodrome. Mr. Douglas Thomp son and Mr. Williapt Brookftel4, ...

... MARRIAGE. PARSONS-- Rtsbbij In Sunderland, on January ifi, 1! ...