... KEARY FROM AN ARTIST OF THE ECCENTRIC FROM A HUMOROUS ARTIST FROM THE AUTHOR OF TH£ IRON PIRATE A P&Sf ML. FROM A PROMISING ACTRESS FROM A CLEVER ARTIST AN IRISH GREETING FROM SEUMAS MACMANUS FROM MR. THOMAS J. BARRATT ...

... comedy, there are love and laughter, there are pathos and power, there are, in short, all the qualities that give a genuine actress a chance and Miss Elliott took it victoriously. Her Comrades. Mr. Forbes Robertson is merely her chorus, but he may well be ...

... me to unseemly mirth. The poseur is always seen to great advantage in the windows of the photograph shop. With actors and actresses, of course, the case is different, but why should an eminent lady novelist be looking defiantly backward over her shoulder ...

... enthusiasm strong enough in which to praise Miss Edith Wynne Matthison's rendering of the part of Every man she is a great actress and I cannot understand why she has not received more recognition from the public. 1 saw her a night or two later at the Royal ...

... enthusiasm strong enough in which to praise Miss Edith Wynne Matthison's rendering of the part of Every man she is a great actress and I cannot understand why she has not received more recognition from the public. I saw her a night or two later at the Royal ...

... audience will be set thinking, and the thought must be either suggestive or more likely humo rous, for everybody knows that the actress playing the character is quite properly dressed under the mantle. (By the way, the scene in the tent reminds one rather of ...

... she has been engaged at the Alhambra. She is a specialist in fandangos and pretty frocks, and besides she is a very capable actress When she knits her brows and starts her eyes in fine frenzy rolling, as the bard said in a heated moment, you observe that ...

... at the dog wrestled with death in the most approved theatrical fashion, and he took nearly as long to die as the leading actress in a society drama who drinks stage poison with a noisy gurgle and then fights out the rest of the scene between the sofa ...

... dissentient note in the press a chorus of praise arose and a general rejoicing at the discovery of a great actor and a great actress. They were courted and feted, and for several months they occupied the throne they had themselves erected. There was talk ...

... response to the call for an encore the dainty actress only came on and smiled and bowed. The performance was very amusing and there was nothing in it to bring a blush to anybody's cheek except the actress's own, and that was applied with a rabbit's foot ...

... Beaufort, Portland, and Marlborough. The whole performance is being arranged by Miss Lilian Hole, a very well-known amateur actress, and she is strongly supported by a very efficient cast which includes Mrs. Alston, t C-*WPgttiNw>_f^ J Miss Muriel Gathorne-Hardy ...

... that should be abolished. No Actor can be Presented at Court-- If anyone at a social gathering were to say that an actor or actress cannot be presented at the English Court the state ment would be received with surprise and doubt, and yet it is an absolute ...