... ACTRESS’S MOTOR MISHAP AT STREATHAM. i An action was brought in Westminster County Court, on Wednesday, by Mr. Seymour Hicks to recover damages for a burst motor tyre from the London County Council. The case was that the plaintifi’s car, carrying Miss ...

... (Nottingham, West): That this hotuse approves of the direct local popular oontrol of the liquor traffic. e A SOUTHFIELDS CHILD ACTRESS.—AL the pantomime matinee given at the Shakespears Theatre last Friday, for the benefit of the children of Battersea’s unemployed ...

... Actress’s Alleged Atfempted Suicide. An Austrian woman named Gutrie Jurgins, aged 20, described as an actress, living at Pennard Mansions, Goldhawk-road, Shepherd’s Bush, was charged, at the South-western Police-court, on Friday, with attempting to commit ...

... Mrs. Waller has ample apportunity of running up and down the gamut of human emotions, and showing her versa::)luhy flged ain actress; and she seizes her oppor'hunfit‘y excellent advantage. As D’Artagnan, Mr. Leonard Robson docasagwcm, and the other characters ...

... angelic-faced choir-boyswould sit closer together. Don’t you believe it, my dear sir. _ ; ¥ * * A well-known musical comedy actress recently described a British audience as a congregation of people with a weakness for having their money’s worth. And it ils ...

... certainly very annoying, for the one whose mind is set on the play and not on tobacco. It is not complimentary to the actors and actresses, and certainly not if the gentleman has a lady with him. H_G, may ask the well-worn -phrase, “Do you ObJCCt‘?,' S‘hc‘ (sweet ...

... do they act up to it. In any case, while theatres continue to be run as they are, i.e., on a business footing, actors and actresses, as well as the rest of the staff, will be wise to bow to the popwar taste which, I submit, is in favour of smoking and greater ...

... - popular manager, Mr. H. G. Dudley Bennett, has ever put forward, and record audiences should be the result. That famous actress, Miss Ellen Terry, is to commence a week's stay in our midst, accompanicd by Mr. James Carew and a. specially selected company ...

... were beautiful gnd numerous, angd included offerings from, in addition o the family, Miss Genevieve Ward, the well-known actress, and intimate {riend of the deceased, D, McLean, Mr. and Mrs. Bean, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Spencer, Mr. Feirman, Mr. ...

... of the Balham Conservatoire of Music, seems to be a trainer of talent. . - w * That last week we heard that a well-known actress had been a pupil at the Conservatoire, and That now she has another brilliant young pupil. L ® - That the pupil is Miss Doris ...

... eye, causing a somewhat severe injury.—Rrisoner offered no defence, and was sent to prison for 14 days. ACTRESS AND JEWELLER.—Marie Galli, an actress, having no address, was piaccx_i in the dock on the charge of obtaining a sovereign from Mr. Wakeling, ...

... BATTERSEA JEWELLER DUPED. Marie Galli, described as an actress, having no home, was brought up from the workhouse infirmary, to which place she was taken the day before, charged with obtaining £1 from Arthur John Wakeling, jeweller, 74, St. John’s-road ...