... termin ition. Among the on dits which have heard, but do not vouch for, is the alleged marriage of a young and interesiing actress to the son of a gentleman whose name is well known in the monied world. We should have been more astonished at the opposition ...

... have opportunity before she leaves of witnessing her talent in that department of the diet which demands the judgment the actress, well the skill the dancer. Under any ciccnmstances, however, the impression that she has made cannot he easily and the rapturous ...

... with all that happiness which made it favourite last season, while the kindly greeting that was extended the actors and actresses of the establishment they severally made their appearances, was alike honourable the feeling of the house, and high encomium ...

... obliged class Miss F. H. Kelly’s Portia with her Desdemona. both to its merits, and as to the uouaual reception (with this actress) that it met with from the audience throughout. The attendance was the most crowded of the season, all standing room in the ...

... judgment of the high and oorpect discipline now established the King’s service.” As every memoir of Mrs- Jordan, the oeiehrftt*) actress, has given the particulars (f hit long acquaint, ance with her, may he spared the her had a wfinm be proved au»l affectionate ...

... INSOLVENT DEBTORS’ COURT, July 28. Alins Bartolozzi, well known in the theatrical world an actress and singer, and sister to Aladanie Veslris, appeared yesterday before the comniissiuuerp at the Insolvent Debtors’ Court, ou her petition discharged. She ...

... paiathm were afiernaniK tt» Queen hex* drawing room l»y Sir Patrick the Usher oi* the While Hod, the le'.eretid renl the actress. !i:e*i received gre.ci uisly. Tiie me the deputation were ;.e-. enilly Walker and her .'luje.ty*»* The following anid niiui ...

... distinguished herself greatly the arduous part of the heroine. when have thus acknowledge the talent and the success of this actress that have the less hesitation in calling upon her to abjure affect-ttion and tube natural. Mrs. Glover, in forbidding, and ...

... character. She succeeds tn the Nurse, in which Mrs, Davenport was so excellent. Mrs. Gibbs is an experienced and very clever actress ; and no doubt but a little practice in, this new line of parts will render her an efficient substi- tute for her eminent ...

... of character. She succeeds the Nurse, in which Mrs. Davenport was excellent. Mrs. Gibbs is an experienced a: very clever actress; and doubt but a little practice • this new line of parts will render her efficient suhsiitute for her eminent predecessor ...

... never seen hut five plays performed—three the number during the period of infancy, two at recent period. Iler merits as an actress and a singer are still fresh in the recollection of many of our readers. She was pupil of Lanza ; and such was the success ...

... the quick and extensive variety of feeling and expression which this scene requires, far beyond the reach of any ordinary actress. Miss Kemble succeeded in it admirably, and made it one of the most touching and effective pictures she had ever exiii. hited ...