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... In ' Leonora ' Lady Boothby has proved the universality of ncr talent in depicting character, both as a novelist and an actress.— Jerrold 's Paper One of the most beautiful books of the kind we ever re- member to have met with. This very charming ...
... admirers. . . . It is no child's play to act such a part as Frou-Frou. The actress, to play it well, must be the lightest of light comedians half way through the play, and a tragic actress to conclude it. The combination is very rarely found indeed. COMEDY ...
... All felt that it nas uo ordinary occasion, this return to the stage of so finished an artist ? oue of the very few living actresses who understand comedy Her artistio indifference to the Malaprop- Isms. every mistake slipping out iul the most natural manner ...
... Written after witnessing j Lancelot Wai .-.tatf, Beg. .the Performance of a young ' 12 TheFidellerof Eraiikfort. ' A me-ri ...
... to satisfy the lr Tlasoa. M trrh 8 'fhe (Hill Mie aituaban rises almost to tragic grandeur, might i>- maiiy other p r lie actress, ai ia fun JiisUficatirin of r I nuse which compelled her reeppearin-ie at the close of each art - -Telegraph, March 8. ...
... nnd Mr W. Kiakeiev (liy i>ernii-sion of Mr. Ceorge Fdwnrdeo). .Vc. Fur full Cast seel uder Clock. At 8.0. XII rY OLIVE? ACTRESS. Doors open 7.30. IV.x- -r» c. 10.0 t.M 110. Proi-r.etresi,. Miss Kute Saut ley _ .M.A TI SEE EV KEY SATURDAY, at 2.30. RoYAI ...
... March 8. IVCKUM, J I .ioned right to tak- itsge. We taiew of no actress living who oo_kl nave so finely perform • i IV t ?? i.i i ivl . — Miss Neil.-ion, wbo pLiyeU Lilian, is an J actress of great pewor. In the most Important r, i liersonatlon wan finest ...
... ENDOW- MENT of a SHAKESPEARE SCHOOL for tho classical and general education, with scholarships, of the Children of Acfors or Actresses and Dramatic Author** the noblest and most fitting monument to the memory of Uu; playar and poet. The COUNCIL of the Royal ...
... Great Baggs ' Is played with great vivacity by Mr. T. T^ orne. The young personages of the play are highly satisfactory. Few actresses can sneak with more poiut and unobtrusive perspicuity than Miss A Fawflitt; Miss A. Newton, as Kitty, pleasantly prattles ...
... DAUGHTER. AN EMPHATIC SUCCESS^ THE Et-hn says: It is excellently acted and superbly ¦minted. There is not an actor or actress in the large ccmrany whose ability to perform the particular â¢.ork entrusted to him or to her can be cnlled in question ...
... Telegraph says:â Diction more ?? has not been heard formany years on tiie popular stage. We had almost imagine-1 that the new actress had been taught the song 1-efore she learned to act. Ev«*y sentence is deli- cately modulate*, to each word is assigned its ...
... Great Baggs ' is played with great vivacity by Mr. T. Thorne. The young personages of the play are highly satisfactory. Few actresses can speak with more point and unobtrusive perspicuity than Miss A. Fawsitt; Miss A. Newton, as Kitty, p'easautly prattles ...