Archive for the ‘1880 - 1920’ Category
the fatal note ( 1914 )

Directed and produced by E. A. Martin; starring Adele Lane and Edwin Wallock. Scenario by Curwood, and used as basis for Phantom Patrol in 1936.
julia arthur

Arthur, Julia, actress, born in Hamilton, ON, May 3, 1869, of Irish and Welsh parentage. Real name, Ida Lewis, stage name being taken from her mother’s maiden name of Arthur. At 11, played in amateur dramatic club, taking part of Gamora in “The Honeymoon,” and of Portia in “The Merchant of Venice.” Three years later made professional debut as the Prince of Wales in Daniel Bandmann’s presentation of “Richard III”; remained three seasons with that company. Studied violin music and dramatic art in England. First New York success at Union Square theater in “The Black Masque,” later in A. M. Palmer’s company in several roles, notably in “Mercedes,” 1893. London debut February 1, 1895, in Henry Irving’s company playing roles next to Miss Terry. Especially successful as Rosamond in “a Becket” with Irving and Terry in United States, 1896. Became Mrs. B. P. Cheney, Jr.
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frederick warde

Frederick Barkham Warde was born in Wardington, Oxfordshire, England on February 23, 1851, the son of Thomas and Anne (Barkham) Warde. Educated at the City of London School, he intended to become a lawyer, but a stage career took precedence. Warde made his debut on the boards at the Lyceum Theatre, Sunderland, England, where on September 4, 1867 he played the Second Murderer in Macbeth. From there he went to the Theatre Royal in Glasgow, Scotland where he played 80 different parts in nine months.
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jungfrau bahn

The decisive idea for the Jungfrau Railway was finally put forward by Adolf Guyer-Zeller in 1893. The Jungfrau Railway should not begin in the valley but from the summit station of the two month old Wengernalp Railway, at Kleine Scheidegg. An ascent of 1300 metres could be saved, with a considerable reduction in costs.
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