The Sun.
London, England, 1856-03-22 00:00:00

DEATH OF AN ACTOR DURING A THEATRICAL PER.
FORMANCE.—On Tuesday evening, whilst the performers
at the theatre in King Charles's Croft, Leeds, were en-
acting an adaptation from the novel of " Temptation,"
one of the actors, narne(4 Waterhouse, who was repre-
sentinie the villain of the piece, was suddenly seized with
a fit of apoplexy, and died soon afterwards. —7lfanclies-
ter Gaurdian.

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