... . Arthur, Bbssie (Scottish comedienne), who died of cancer at Glasgow, July 17. 1927.-- Never forgotten by her husband, son and daugh ter, Arthur, Willie and Maud, and all who heard her sing. Bkddklls. Memories of Harry Bed- dells, who died July JO, 1025. Lydia and Gyp. Cartir, Lilliak.-- In loving memory of my pal, who died at sea, July 20, 1020. Always first in my thoughts, dear.-- Flo ...

... . Mr. Leslie Beaufort by Sir John Martin Harvey for his new produc tion Tbe King'i Messenger. ...

... . Alt.xutt. In loving memory of my dear mother, Emily Allnult (wife of tho late E. J. Allnutt). Passed away Feb. 12. 1825. Sadlv missed by her daughter Amy (Vi ROMtR). Allnutt, Emilt. In loving memory of our dear mother, died Feb. 12. 1!>2.>. Always in our thoughts. Billy I'trtas, Gladys C*hlto*. AN o Eileen. CAMenixr,. In loving memory of Sopliio Archer. Never forgotten by her sister Ca*bji: ...

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... . MR. WILLIAM HOLLAND. Mr. William Holland, born in 1868, was the son of the once- celebrated Bill Holland, and started as assistant manager with his father at, the Winter Gardens, Blackpool. From there he entered i he offices of Richard Warner, and afterwards took company through Germany, playing >aust Up to Date. He was manager of the Winter Jardens, More- cimbe, for nine years, and also ...

... . MrtJiTTO. Hook. Jan. 31 1925 IJoncaster. Joan McGuffin to Theo Bfrt *lhes to all. Star 2n.i (-after Hotel, Wandsworth, B.w .18. ...

... . Brady. In everlasting love and memory of our dear son Jackie who did Jan. 29. 1926. Never forgotten by Mum and Dad. B.I.P. Nilsok. In dear memory of Harry G. Nelson fG. N. H. Evans), who left us January 30. 1908. Jeannie and Dick Evans. Starlky. In loving memory of my dear husband Frank Stanley, who passed away January 30, 1928. Thy will be done. Turrer, Ernk. In everlasting memory of my ...

... . Many Happy Returns of the Day to Nan Beaumont-- September 4. Harry Brayne-- Sept. 4. Walter Maxwell-- Sept. 4. Ksme Beringcr Sept. 5. Anena Walton-- Sept. 5. Ethel Irving-- Sept. 5. B. Iden 'Payne-- Sept. 5. Marjorie Murray Sept. 6. H. Wallace C'urnock-- Sept. 6. Norman H. Hackett-- Sept. 7. Frank Cavanah-- Sept. 7, Louis Casson Sept. 7. Letty Paxton Sept. 8. Winifred Stuart-- Sept. 9. Amber ...

... . i. vnk. lin hepruary ia. at r2v, Percy Rd W .12. to Mr and Mrs Norman Clyne (Diddy Dalkeith), a i beautiful daughter Mummy ami baby doing fine. S, MARRIAGES. ETC ...

... . a 6 1 MR. NAPOLEON LAMBELET Mr. Napoleon I^imbelet died a Sunday, September 25, at the fl in. of 68. He was known as a co ?I- poser and also as musical direc is at, several London theatres. was born at Corfu, and was c. the N'aules Consorvatoi Among the scores which he com posod wero those of J- lit* mak, Tho Transit of Vonus, and Fot-Pourri. ...

... . Condell. In loving memory of my dear Mother, who left me July J.>, Loved and remembered always. Gertie Leno, Soprano, Liverpool. Cullen. In loving memory of John Cullen (Cullen and Carthy). Died July 16, 1829. Always thinking of you, Dad. Johnnie and Nina. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, ETC. ...

... . MR. E. TEMPLE THURSTON. Mr. Ernest Temple Thurston, known in his early youth as a poet, and latterly as a successful playwright and a most prolific novelist, died on March 19, in j London, at the comparatively early ge of 53. After playing I golf at Rye, thiee weeks ago, he1 was attacked by lumbago and in- 1 fluents, which developed into pneumonia. Mr. Thurston, who was born in Suffolk, and ...