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... 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 ...
... AN ACTRESS'S FREAK. At the Westminster Police-court to-day, Harriet Muir, a tall, well-dressed young woman, with close-cropped hair, was charged, before Mr. D'Eyncourt, with stealing, on the 4th mit., a coat, vest, trousers, socks, belt, braces, • collar ...
... ACTRESS'S EARNINGS. Mr. Willis.—Whose iv the beautsful motor car you have been seen driving about int—i driven 111 two or three. She went Oil to roplain that her brother-in-taw had two or three MTS. She now earned £3 per week, and 'be and her sister. ...
... 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 ...
... BoY-ACTREssEs. _ to the personation ..,:get actresses of our generation of rr - *wen cheriasters of the English *S i t aiut LitY stretch of the to the c oodisions of a per*bi w all the feale tiarts were hos. Yet it was not till after t hat women upt. ...
... ACTRESSES' AT HOME. The Actresses Franchise League are holding an At Home in Grand Hall of the Criterion Restaurant at 3.0 p.m. to-morrow (Friday). The hostess will be Miss Christine Silver. Mrs. cliffs Sennett will take the chair, and Mrs. Caren ...
... AN ACTRESS DIVORCED. Bcttebwobth v. Bcttkbwobth and Glbnsnick.— This was petition presented by the husband. Joseph Butterwortb, hchoolmastcr, praying foe the dissolution of his marriage with bit wife, professionally known as Agnes Beaumont, an actress ...
... 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 ...
... THREATENING AN ACTRESS. Alexar.der E. Sharpe appeared before Mr. Vaughan, at Bow-street Polies-court this afternoon, to au adjourued summons for threatening Miss Louie Pounds of the Prince of Wslees Theatre. sister of Mr. Courtin' Pounds.—lt was arranged ...
... THE ACTRESSES MEETING. Sir, —May I ask you to give the sante publicity to my letter as has been given to that of Mrs. Fawcett, because I happen to be the only speaker at the actres s es' meeting in Drury Lane 'Theatre on Friday who has ever been known ...
... WINDFALL FOR ACTRESS. An unexpected *trok« of fortoM baa come Visa Billie Burke, the actreee who take* the leading part in the ** the Colieeum. She received a cablegram on Sunday from American Arm of aolldfcora. Informing her that one her father'a old ...
... earnings of herself as an actress and her husband in his profession ; she had never writti n Ada Kayment on tfe back of a 5/. note she changed at Moulsey. nor had ever assumed that name, although in her pio'essi n as an actress she bad gone by the names ...