... . MR. JOHN NELSON-RAMSEY. We regret to announce the death of Mr. John Nelson-Ramsey, t which took plate suddenlv on Friday, April 5, from heart failure after only two days' illness, i Mr. Nelson-Ramsay, who was j an excellent character actor, was born in Glasgow some sixty years ago, and started his theatrical career at th age of eighteen with tho late James Taylor, in Simple Simon. lie made ...

... . Jonbs. To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jone, a daughter, on March 13, 1929, at the Elizabeth Cowing Nursing Home, Sheffield. Unfortunately lost l*aby four days later. Wife progressing favourably. S, MARRIAGES, ETC. ...

... . Bertram. In remembrance of my darling husband. Maurice, who passed over November 2f. 1928. When I am alone and silent I breathe a deep regret. For he was mine and I remember If all tho world forget. We shall meet again. Daddy. Sadly missed by his wife. Lena Lloyd. Camkron. In loving remembrance of Walter Morton-Cameron and little daughter Marguerite (Madge), whose anniversaries occur Novem ...

... . KJM.OE.-- in loving memory of Clara Biscoe, widow of Vincent Arthur Biscoe, youngest son of the late Rev. William Biscoe, g.g. of Edward 8th, Duke of Somerset. Aged 52. Died June 10, 1929. D ai.ton. On June 17, 1929, suddenly, at 3 Eaton Place, Brighton, Katherine IC. Dalton (Kathryn i i ,nember of Andrew Mel- vine s permanent company. Moody, Bella. The beloved wife and pal of StacCey ...

... . Daunt (Henley).-- In loving memory of my darliug Trixie (Sheila Henley), wife of Eric Daunt, who passed peace fully away In the N.S. Royal Infirm ary, on March 4, 1921). The scene Is ended, but the me mory lingers on.-- Eric Daunt, Em pire, North Shields. Kennbdy.-- On February 28, 1929, at 38, Sydney Road. West Ealing, London, Annie Leng Kennedy. Aged 82 years. Dearly loved and deeply ...

... MR. RAYMOND HITCHCOCK. The doath is announced of Mr* Rayirond Hitchcock, the Amcri. ulj comedian who won much popu larity in London at the Prince ot Wales's in 1916 by his singing ot All Dressed Up and No Place tG Go in the production of Mr^ Manhattan. While stepping out of hii car at Hollywood, where ho had been starring in 61m oomedy, roles, ho hi] a heart attack. Hig wife, Miss Flora ...

... . Miss Dorothy Arnold, for principal boy in Messrs. Murray King and Clark's pantomime. Cinderella. at the Devonshire Park Theatre, East bourne. Miss Margaret Wilmer, for Miss Winifred Shotter's part on the spring tour of Plunder. Miss Cora Craven, by Mr. Gar Kiddie for Bo-Peep pantomime. Miss Gladys Linnell, by Mr. Fred Reynolds, to play Dandini in Cin derella, Mr. Fred Valder, re-engaged ...

... . Chribtmas. On November 4. 1929, at 97, Barritt Street, Fred, the be loved husband of Maud Christ ibw. Late stage manager. O.H., Mid dlesbrough.-- Sadly missed. Fordkr. At the South Bants Hos pital. after a short illness. Matilda (our Molly), November 21. RIP. Reynolds.-- On November 24. 1929, at 2, Park Square. Pudsey Charles Tlarrington Reynolds, aged 79. Mourned by his sorrowing family. ...

... . Mr. Louis Karpe by Messrs Basil Foster and Tom Millor to manage the tour of Baa, Baa, Black Sheep, beginning September 2. Mr. Ernest Lofthouse, by Mr. Frank E. Frarks, as secretary. ...

... . Mr. and Mrs. Charlks StaBAer (Miss Mina MacKinnon) desire to thank the followinp; ladies and gentlemen for condolences during their sad bereavement: Mr. and Mrs. 8. Fiennes, Harry Dolman, C. Ver non Proctor, Olga Jefferson, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, De Marr, Una Linley, Dora Eastlake, Mr. and Mrs. J. Nelson Turner, Joe Hod- son, Mrs. Edward Warden, and the members of the Ivy Maurice Reper toire ...

... . MRS. LANGTRY. We regret to record the death of Mrs. Langtry (Lady de Bathe), which took placo at Monte Carlo on Tuesday morning from heart- failure following on influenza. She had been seriously ill in London in September, and on becoming convalescent went to Monto Carlo to rccuperate. She was in the habit ot spending the winter on the Riviera. Last v eck slio caught a cold, and it developed ...

... . Adackkr.-- On I uue 2M, 1U29, W. Scott Adacker, beloved husband of Ada (M Cerito Adacker. My Blll-my pal. American papers, pkaao copy. CAgTER.-- On July 6, 1929, at a Glas gow nursing home, May Elliott (Elliott 8avonas), widow of Alfred J. Carter. Inserted by her sister, i Violet Elliott Iligga. Holmks. On July 1, 1929, Charles L.' M., beloved husband of Amy i Holmes. K.I. P.-- 30, Victoria ...