... him. As a rule, perhaps, he is not such a bad fellow as he likes to appear to be. He -buys the photographs of coeottes and actresses and puts them in his pocket-book to show to his companions, with remarks that they are jolly girls, and so deuced fond of ...

... 1870. as Georgette, in Sardou's play ''Fernande. In this part she succeeded Miss Fanny Davenport, a favourite soubrette actress of established position; and, in contrasting the performances of the two ladies, Nym Crinkle, the well-known critic of the ...

... equivocal personage of Madame de Valjoli, and Mdlle. Genevieve Dupuis is extremely smart in the part of a servant. This young actress, who played with great success the Gamin de Paris in the morn ing performance at the Gymnase, has the sharpness and the viva ...

... Van Galen, dam Belladrum, by Chanticleer; dam Plausible, by Springy Jack; dam Pasquinade, by Camel, served by Cccrops. 2. ACTRESS (1865) by Stockwell, dam Himalaya, Iinaus's dam, by Bay Middleton, with a Bay Colt, by Kingcraft, foaled 25th April, and served ...

... MDLLE. CAMILLE CLERMONT. AMONGST those actresses who have learnt their art in Paris and afterwards made it manifest, by means of the most charming broken Eng lish in London, is Camille Clermont, The gentle Re becca of The Two Roses, and one of the bright ...

... referring to the circumstance. The result was a trem uproar, and some letters to the papers. Miss ^,ur °Innlica- very young actress, did not gag again. Mr. Sidney s Pr tipn for a Ecence for the Richmond Theatre was granted. PLEASANT SHOOTING. ...

... MISS LOUISE WILLES. THIS accomplished actress, who is now distinguishing herself at Drury Lane in the title of Amy Robsart, made her first ap pearance on the stage in February, 1868, at the Prince of Wales's, Liverpool, as a Maid of Honour in the burlesque ...

... Elizabeth Stakes, and the useful Quits won another Hunters' Race for Squire Drzke. A little plating followed, in which the Actress colt, Lighthouse, and Zazel all eirned distinction, and Ambergris beat Co lingbourne for the Middlesex Stakes while Capillaire ...

... who expound them to the audience. I have long known and admired costumes and makes-up designed and invented for actors and actresses by Mr. Alfred Maltby, but in his performance of the character of the tutor, Mr. Samuel Dawson, I for the first time enjoyed ...

... Od. All may be ordered through any Bookseller or News- or of the Publisher, at the Office, 148, Strand. Photographs of actresses, CELEBRITIES, STATUARY, &c., from Is. 9d. doz. Write for selections on approval free. T. Williams, Publisher, Morville, ...

... Od. All may be ordered through any Bookseller or News- or of the Publisher, at the Office, 148, Strand. PHOTOGRAPHS of ACTRESSES, CELEBRITIES, STATUARY, &c., from Is. 9d. dor. Write for selections on approval free. T. Williams, Publisher, Morville, ...

... she trusted to her sensi bility instead of to the processes he deemed the only true ones, should have been esteemed a great actress by Talma who specially commended her faithful imitation of truth and nature. Talma was probably a bettor judge than Diderot ...