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... months of age, and was stated to be tha child of a Miss Bomford, of Queen’s-road, Bayswater, who described herself as an actress. The deceased child was taken from Miss Bomford by a Mrs. Lock, who in turn sent it to another woman pamed Mrs. Orme, and ...
... N ———— 1, % OV. Ist, at 7.45, for SIX NIGHTS; Ay inee: WEDNESDAY, at 2.30. 1 ’“‘_’ORTON POWELL'S COMPANY, thay powerful Actress, Miss Gertrude ‘ Gilbert, in MRS TEMPTATION Ay iNa N’M{:fv. Bth, for SIX NIGHTS, at 7.45, .E inee, WEDNESDAY, at 2.30— » FATAL ...
... afterwards a dramatic sketch, entitled, “A woman'’s influence,” by Miss Gertrude Jennings, was presented by members of the Actresses Franchise League and others. The characters were sustained by Mr. Allen Wade, Miss Margaret Cavania, Miss Inez Bensusan, ...
... February 11th, glt 2.‘30 Mr. ARTHUR GIBBONS presents & : The World-famous and Evergreen Drama-—- - With the accomplished Actress, Miss LOUISE HAMPTON as ‘ Lady Tsabel and Madame Vine,” played by her with enprmons suceess in every principal City in the ...
... ““ROMEOD WITH NO FRIAR. CHILD ACTRESS WHOSE SALARY I 8 £3 A WEEK. A child aetress, aged eleven, with a salary of £3 a week, and a performance of ‘Romeo and Juliet” without a Friar, were mentioned in a case at Marylebone County Court, on Tuesday. ° Miss ...
... Albert Wynd‘ham, will appear in his latest success, the uomcdi drama, “The King's Wager,” supported by the tal‘ented juvenile actress, Miss Mona Shepard, and a powerful company. Oa Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings the great picture of “The 4 Dare Devils ...
... NIGHTLY—9 Special Attraction for This Week Only: PICTURES and SKETCH CO. | ALBERT WYNDHAM Supported by the Popular Juvenile Actress, Miss Mona Shepard & Co., in his latest succers—'The Comedy Drama THE EING'S WAGER. MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the pictures ...
... SO—TWICE NIGHTLY—9 MATINEE, Wednesday, at 2.30. The Celebrated Leading Actor, FRED MAXWELL & full Co,, supported by the Emjnent Actress, Miss Lois du Cane, in the Romantic Drama, GIRL HE LOVED. The Play for the People. Thrilling Sensation. Screaming Comedy. ...
... was “King Pclixenes,” and Mr. W, D. Sarey the “rogue” and ballad-singer, * Autolycus.” Soune vory capable and charining actresses were seen in smaller paris, notably Miss Cissie Harris 25 “Deordita,” Miss May Oarey as “Paulina,” Mrs. G. Harris as “ Emilia ...
... ” ~a, clever performer of greak o:lity, who was acting all the while. flflMlfiS Ethel B. Weod, a very p*-‘pula.r and bright actress, was aliegether delightful as “Serpoletie,” and her clear speech and glorious voice and intelligent acting were of the greatest ...
... was spared the terrible agony when a passing train ran over her feet .Idtsiohet mangled. and bleeding. on the railway -An Actress with Artificial Feet. * _ Here she was found some time later by a band of gearchers, quite-off her head, and singing a song ...
... demass ded, most skifully struck. Mrs. A, Co bandures . as “ Lady Pennybroke” also proved herself 4 relitbla = and effective actress, Mrs, Harry Tilling, too, wés = a most adnrirable nurse, and Miss Winifred Lakea the not very pleasant character of “ Vera ...