... BATTERSEA JEWELLER DUPED. Marie Galli, described as an actress, having no home, was brought up from the workhouse infirmary, to which place she was taken the day before, charged with obtaining £1 from Arthur John Wakeling, jeweller, 74, St. John’s-road ...

... his own property.—A remand was ordered. ALLEGED DECEPTION OF A TRADESMAN.—Marie Galli, a Spanish subject, deseribed as an actress, giving no address, was charged, on remand, with obtaining money from George Holt, manager to Messrs. Rabbitts, bootmakers ...

... Madame de Semiano,”’ but she rose to the occasion with the most complete suge cess. Without a doubt a clever and convincing ! actress. As the venturesome “ Kitty,” Misg { Florence Louise was altogether charming, and played her part with a gkill and demeanour ...

... is nearest the stage, and sitting well back.” That which he almost instinctively expected happened as soon as the little actress was left alone upon the boards, for, as Jeanne came down to the footlights for her solo, Miss Thorne touched her companion’s ...

... of Werter-road, Putney. Detective-sergeant Davies said the girl went to lodge at the house, and described herself as an actress. She stole the prosecutrix’s cash-box, broke it open, and decamped with the jewellery. Then she went to Manchester, and there ...

... sorry.” A remand was ordered. ALTERCATION AND ARREST. A well-dressed woman, named Maud Geraldine, describing herself as an actress, and living in Laitwood-road, Balham, was charged with being drunk and disorderly. ; P.-c. Pettingill said the woman had an ...

... of “Sir William Hutton,” the man of the world. “A Sense of Humour” is written by Miss Beryl Faber, the beautiful ‘London actress, in collaboration with her husband, Mr{ Cosmo Hamilton. . PUTNEY BAPTIST,CHURCH CHOIR (WERTERROAD) MUSICAL EVENING. A musical ...

... Algernon Maltravers” (actor), Mr. G. S. Ridout: “Stephen Buckle” (an old soldier), Mr. A. E. Lewis; “Miss Violet D’Arcy” (actress), Miss Lizzie Ferner; “Miss Ruth Redfern” (nurse), Miss Vera Erben; “Miss Sourbones” (nurse), Mr. A. E. Ridout. “Qur” Concert ...

... was interesting to note that the Hurlingham winner, Buckingham, only took third prize, the winner being Sir John Barker's Actress, with a colt foal by Ofixrae, who also took the Polo Pony Society’s silver medal. But there was a greater sur- | prise 1n a ...

... LONDON. MONDAY, AUGUST 2, for SIX NIGHTS, at 7.45, MATINEES: MONDAY and WEDNESDAY, at 2.30. Visit of the Celebrated London Actress, MISS GRACE WARNER. Supported by MR. GEORGE GORDON in 7 (== ; .*}, b .’ _ - :Q‘» /\ - ,:,\ ' FE V 4 \\// @ - ;};;r\\ i ...

... tragedy .the detective was -highly commended. He also had charge of the inquiry when somebody shot at Miss Kitty Gordon, the actress, in her motor-car at Richmond. ) Frequently attending race meetings he was a terror to -evil-doers. The last case Barrell ...

... THEFT FROM AN ACTRESS. Yesterday, at the South-Western Police-court, James Hart, 27, a servant, and William George Threadgold, 44, a kitchen porter, giving no addresses, were charged with being concerned in stealing a stage petticoat, two dresses, gold ...