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... ACTRESSES' DOGS. I-- The following is a list of the prizes awarded in the fourth annual competition for the dogs of actresses, held in connection with the Ladies' Kennel Association in the Gardens of the Royal Botanic Society, Regent's- park:- CLASS A ...
... AN ACTRESS'S PHOTOGRAPHS. Iii t Ilt\'ettin -te t lootty-court, olt Thur day, the ca-i 'f t I it iyI t;atilaer vwas lbfore his, Honour Jud,1 Fix h v, ti .iis tnt actioi by tile tlaintlitfs, a firm if pl,iot,; gtapbhs catryilii dl hot itt-i.) ill Ehury- ...
... SALARIES. A curious correspondence has been carried on recentlv in the coluisns of a contemporary respect- inn the salaries of actresses. Thc opinions expressed arc, as migit be expected, various. ( )ne correspondent, K. ?? B. states that 'pretty barmaids who ...
... ACTION BY AN ACTRESS. The case of Gooch v. Blake came on in the Queen's Bench division on Thurs- ?? plaintiff, Mrs. Fannie Gooch, whose theatrical name is Miss Fannie Leslie, sought to recover damtages from the defendant, Colonel G. P. Blake, for breach ...
... ACTRESS AND RECRUIT. At the Westminster Police-court, on Friday, March 8th, Harriet Muir, a tall, good-looking, well-dressed young woman, with close-cropped hair, was charged, l before Mr D'Eyncourt, with stealing on the 4th inst. a e coat, vest, trousers ...
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... century earlier the g - dramatic art had attained a high standing, actresses t were unknown, all the female characters being t sustained by men. When, in 1656, the first c t English actress made her appearance she was f looked ?? as a disgrace to her sex ...
... ACTRESS AND WIFE. )In the Court of Session, Edinburgh, recently, aevidence was heard in the undefended action for divorce )at the instance of 'A illiam Mloir, Blinkbonny House, IKeith, against Catherine Middleton, or Moir, otherwise Iknown as Kate Bertram ...
... AN ACTRESS'S ADVENTURE. It was towards the closeofabrilliant engagement,' writes an actress in an American weekly paper, that the company with which I was then associated was playing in one of the Western cities. It was a lawless. period, and, if the ...
... stewards. The Duchess inspected the actresses' dogs, particu- a larly requested that Miss Ellen Terry should be pre- s sented to her, and asked to see Miss Terry exhibit s Lord Kitchener of Khartoum. r The judging of the actresses' dogs took place in the t Champion ...
... x I SATURDAY, SEPT. 12, 1891. AN ACTRESS ON ACTING. The celebrated Aumerican actress, Miss CLARA I MonIRS, has made a valuable contribution to the o rather meagre collection of self-revelations of actors and actresses. Theatrical artists are not, as a ...
... AN ACTRESS'S SALARY. In the Queen's Beerch Division vesterday, before Mr. Justice Bruce, the caso of Fenwicke v. Wyatt and another caime on for hearing. In this case Mrs. Sylvia Fenwicke, better known in the theatrical world as Miss Sylvia Grey, aued ...