... distinguished herself in the Court produclions under Vedrenne and Barker in 1905-6. Besides producing in London and touring America and Australia, she was at one time a director of the Liverpool Repertory Theatre. Her husband was W. Graham Browne, the a ...

... Evil. With his wife, Edith Matthison. he appeared in his own plays in London in 1924 and 1926, then toured with them in America. He became a naturalised American in 1917, and since 1940 had lived in California. His best- known play is The Servant in ...

... Julia Marlowe, the distinguished Shakespearean actress. She was 84. She was born near Keswick, in Cumberland, and went to America as a child, making her first appear ance at Vincennes, Indiana, in 1878, as a sailor in a juvenile H.M.S. Pinafore company ...

... rdles in Le Lac des Cygncs. and various divertisse- mails during the world (our which included visits to North and South America. When, in 1941, M. Sergueeff joined the International Ballet. Madame Sergueeff played an active part in working with her husband ...

... in London on Saturday last aged 59. He was the last of the great trio which revolutionised the art of ballet in Europe and America rhe others, of course, wen Diaghilcv and Fokine. ll wa: in May, 1909. thai Diaghtlcv firs brought a Russian ballet com ...

... Sol dier at the Shaftesbury in 1932, and Juno again in the revival at the Haymarket in 1937. She made numerous visits to America, and finally settled there in 1940; She was no dominating leading lady. Hers was an art that con cealed art. Whatever the ...