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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ACTRESS AND HAIRDRESSER Louis appealed against a sentence of six weeks’ bard labour ordered him Mr. H. Curtis Bennett, at the Marylchone Polic* -court, for unlawfully assaulting and beating Miss Nancy Desmond. Mr. J. P. Grain supported the Magistrate’s ...
... 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 ...
... AN AUSTRALIAN ACTRESS, “THE WOMAN IN THE CABK , AT ...
... 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 ...
... BUTLER AND ACTRESS. Tho grand pry threw out the ball 'quasi Wttbam Craw. tt• • butler to the Earl 01 who w Is uslu t 1 &Rehm articles beset/tug to Mabel an ettron. ...
... ACTION BY AN ACTRESS. FEMURS V. DIDCOTT.—The Plaintiff in this case. Miss Ida Ferrari, sued the Defendant, a theatrical agent. to recover compensation upon the ground that she had paid him 201. to give her instructi. u and do biz het.t to procure her ...
... ACTRESS AND WRESTLER. Mr. Justice Berries* Deane, in Ili* Divorce court yesterday, granted a decree ti. Mrs. lloreace Emily O'Brien, actress, because of the desertion and misconduct of her husband. Henry O'Brien. described as a professional r. reader ...
... ACTRESSES AS SANDWICHWONIEN. • A ) - __ _ - ._ - .. 4 ...
... THREATENING AN ACTRESS. Mr. John Smith, a gentlemanly-looking man, who described himself as being of no occupation. was charged on remand, at the South-Western l'olice-court to-day, with using threatening language towards Mary Smith, who resided at 74 ...