Connecticut western news., 1876-08-18
BEHIND THE CURTAINS. .
Married and Unm0 rried Actors aud Ac-
 tresses, with their Renl Names.

Married and Unm0 rried Actors aud Ac-
 tresses, with their Renl Names.
 By far the larger number of the popu. lar actors and actresses are married, Miss Clara Morris is the wife of Mir, Frederick c. Harriott, wealthy flour merchant, nephew of the late Mayor Havemeyer.
 Miss Rose Eytinge is married to Col. George H. Butler, nephew of Gen. Butler, formerly United States consul to Egypt, and more recently editor of the ArcGdian. She has three children, two girls and boy, the eldest girl being, both in name and person, her mother over again.
 Miss Kate Claxton, the daughter of a journalist, and granddaughter of a clergyman who had formerly been an actor, is the wife of Mir. Dore Lyon, a gentleman of means and 8 popular club man.
 Miss lone Burke is in private life Mrs. Harry Hurlock, haviog married an ex- officer of the British army, the heir to a considerable property in England. Miss Fife Germon. 8 native of Geor- gia, where she was born in 1885, married Carlo Patti, brother of Adelina Patti, Tn 1853. She was afterward divorced from him and married Nelse Seymour.
 Miss Fanny Morant in 1860 married MT. Charles Smith, of Warren, R. l., who was at that time one of the firm of Smith, Eddy & Co.,, the Broadway jewellers.
 Miss Marie Gordon is the wife of MT. John T. Raymond (Col. Sellers), whose real name is John O'Brien.
 Miss Charlotte Thompson, who is. the daughter of Lysander Thompson, is Mrs. Rogers, having married MT. To- raine Rogers, formerly of California and New Orleans.
 Miss Meta Bartlett is Mrs. Eugene Finck. Her sister, Miss Kate Bartlett. is unmarried.
 Miss Rose Wood is Mrs. Lewis Mor- rison in private life. Mrs. Florence's maiden name was Malvina Pray; she is a sister of Mrs. Barney Williams and has been twice married, first to Mir. Joseph Little, from whom she was divorced, and in 1853 to W. J. Florence.
 Miss Adelaide Nelson is known in private life as Mrs. Leigh. Her hus- band accompanied her to this country On her last visit.
 Miss Minnie Conway is the wife of Levy, the cornet player. Miss Ada Dyas is unmarried and lives with her father, formerly an actor.
 Miss Emily Rigl is also unmarried, and when in New York lives with her brother.
 Miss Sara Jewett, who is unmarried. used to be in the Treasury department at Washington, and now lives in town with her mother.
 Miss Nina Varian is the daughter of Mme. Varian- Hoffman.
 Miss Geraldine Maye is in private life Miss Jenny Lewis.
 Mrs. Chanfrau was formerly Miss Henrietta Baker, Philadelphia. John Brougham has been twice mar ried, first to Miss Annetta Nelson, after ward known as Mrs. Coppleson Hodges, and then to Miss Williams. Both of these ladies were actresses we'll known to theater goers in London and New York some years ago. Edwin Booth, now in his forty-third year, has also been married twice. Tn 1861 he married Miss Mary Devlin, a danseuse at the Troy museum, She died in 1863, leaving one child; and in 1869 MT. Booth married his present wife, Miss Mary McVicker, of Chicago.
 Lawrence Barrett, whose real name is Larry Brannigan, is now forty years old and the father of small family. Mir. Barrett married in 1850 Miss Mary F. Mayer, of Boston, and served for year or more during the war as captain in the Twenty-eighth Massachusetts regi- ment.
 E. l.. Davenport, now in his sixtieth year, married Miss Fanny Vining. who made her debut at the Broadway theater in 1854 as Desdemona. His daueh- ter. Fanny, is the leading lady at the Fifth Avenue theater, and another. Blanche, is studying music in Italy.
 Stuart Robson, now in his fortieth year, married the youngest daughter of the Rev. MT. Johnson, of Baltimore. and now has charming little daughter of his own. MT. Robson was educated for the ministry.
 John Gilbert has been married twice; his secohd wife was Miss Sarah Gavett. of Boston.
 Joseph Jefferson has been twice mar r1ed, first to Miss Lockyer, of New Yorc, and next to Miss Warren, a neice of William Warren, the actor.
 George Clarke, whose real name is Peter ONeil, and who is considerably older than he looks, IS married man, and has son about fourteen years old. at present studying law in the office of prominent member of the New York bar.
 John s. Clarke married, in 1859. Miss Booth, youngest daughter of Junius Brutus Booth, and sister of Edwin Booth.
 George Rignold is married to Miss Marie Brabrook, an actress of the Eng fish stage, who appeared with him sey eral times in this county.
 Harry Montague (Henry J. Mann) is still single.
 Lester Wallack has married daugh- ter, and is now in his fifty seventh year.
 Charles Fisher, aged sixty-five. was married recently to Miss Josephine Fl. Shaw, aged twenty, an actress at the Fifth Avenue theater, where he be- longs.
 Charles R. Thorne, Jr., has daugh- ter about fourteen years old.
 MT. Sothern is married and has a family; his stage name used to be Douglas Stewart.
 James Lewis, the comedian of the Filth Avenue theater, is married to a charming little lady, with sympathetic sense of the humorous.-NeaO York U lustrated Weekly.