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... AN ACTRESS'S DENIAL. u Great interest is attached to the testimony jleges of Miss Edna Goodrich, who Mrs. Thaw all Miss first introduced her to Stanford White. Goodrich, who is very W known in Loi ndon, is now a prominent mem! ber of Mr. Nat Good- win's ...
... AN ACTRESS’S FR. At the Westminster Police-court to-day, Harriet Muir, a tall, well-dressed young woman, with close=cto, hair, was charged, before Mr. D’Eyn- court, with stealing, on the 4th inst.,a coat, vest, trousers, bel: a collar, tie, hat, boots ...
... THE LIBEL ON AN ACTRESS. In the Common Pleas yesterday, before M Justice Lopes and a common jury, the case of Mete« and Wife v. Wigan was resumed and concluded. It * an action against Mr. Horace Wigan, the theatric manager, to recover damages for ...
... ACTRESS. ‘o-day, at the Marlborough-street Police-court, , Bowyer, 8 young woman, who gave her address, -street, was charged with stealing a piece No, 48, of lace, of the value of the property of Drs. Mary actress, of No, 39, Upper Gloucester-place,—The ...
... ACTRESSES' PETITION. The following memorial, signed by Mrs. Forbes Robertson and Miss Adeline Bourne, has been sent by the Executive Committee of the Actresses' Franchise League to the *taker and members of the Government:— While adding to the gaiety ...
... AN AUSTRALIAN ACTRESS, “THE WOMAN IN THE CABK , AT ...
... ACTRESS'S DIVORCE. Mr. Justiee Beware Deane heard the for a divorce of Mrs. Ruth King, an actress, on the ground of the misconduct and desertion her husband, Mr. George Sidney King, actor. The nwrisge took place in September, 1909, and the afterwarda ...
... ACTRESS AND WAITER. The was a very curious one. The female defendant seemed to he a ;arty of considerable abiiity and of varied pursuits. At one time she was on the stage, aid she had written novels, poetry, and plays. She had also promoted companies ...
... AN ACTRESS'S ACTION. BALMAIS; V. Wirrtsus.—This was an action by Sarah Mignon Bahnain, an actress known by the stage tame of Sarah Mignon, to recover 303/., the value of certain dresses. furniture, pictures, and stage property, dctaiiied by the Defendant ...
... WINDF. FOR AN ACTRESS. An anezpected stroke of fortune has come to Miss Billie Burke, the actress who takes the leading part in the “Revue,” at the Coliseum. She received a cablegram on Sunday from an American firm of her that one of her father's old ...
... AN ACTRESS VORC. v. BurTERWORTH AND GLENSNICE.— This was a petition presented by the husband, Joseph Butterworth, a schoolmaster, praying for the dissolu- tion of his marriage with his wife, professionally known as Agnes Beaumont, an actress, on the ground ...
... ASSAULT ON AN ACTRESS. At Westminster Police-court, yesterday, Mr. Charles Stewart Stephens, a retired Captain of the Royal Dublin Fusiliers, formerly Magistrate on the Gold Coast, and holding her Majesty's Commission in the Constabulary there, and now ...