The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-17

out OF the house forty times q day. Darby
adds that he has heard Prince say things
which implied that he wanted revenge
on somebody. He used TO sing a great deal In
his room. Darby and Princes fellow dodgers
thought that no was o professional singer. Let
ters found In his room show that he had been
trying vainly to get employment.
One report makes q brief mention Of Prince or
Archer having boon In America. He 10 described
az q tall, wcll.built man, with q sallow COM
plexion. So far as is ascertainable no 10
unmarried. 1t is said that Mr.. Ter
riss and other members Of the Adelphi company
helped him considerably by loaning money to
him, but his persistent begging led eventually
to their refusal to let him have any more.
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no'iy 1r.inb oohpanio' = ~" ~ 80.
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walIack's old theatre in 1882. when Henry
irving nroSncoa "The Bells" In that play
MI; refriss acted s cn n-nr Isv,n DC PLAYED pnS 90. a., n snt
seen in New York at NielO's Garden in the
less sueoossful. Mr.. Terriss returned to London,
and was not seen again in New York until four
years ago. whom he came back to act with Sir
Ioprv Jrvipv at Abhev'a Theatre- His appeor-
ances during that winter were the last ne ever
made in this country. but his popularity was oy
that time fully established.
His real name was william Le"ih' ana NO was
Srotbers. Of whom one is s. now a physician in
pio.nei', !. wv" no u 70 $50. ~ ~. .rmx
His father was q barrister. related to the Earl of
Zetland. and his mother was q niece Of George
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| GrOte, the historian OF STeeCo. ITO was Nv Wv
was finished at windermero College. Ho was
only IA years oio "heh ms i".ne uiou'
and he entered tho navy as a MILDLY. For three
and with a small fortune which had boon loft to
q snort wn me n. gave .nI - u r,,ontta tho shin
that n"S' he sailed ed il, ~ was ssy lost, and after ten days on
tho shore of Holy aunga he was rescued and
taken home: ,.,.a .,..t. t., nn,,..., ~ ho
nd nssr sSe surs sssv Of bin older brothers,
and %nd0s asaid e to s' Sssoms an = sets,. : procession i;
w sSnI ns shs ,S;s9om S ~ ks fami,n'S adyice. He
oS sspT flr rse TaSut the . Prince Of wales's The,
but bu..,. was finally ,han , n51e' a rather ss,s ,hsoI ba b nis
dispis ysd ito get an engagement with the Ban.
SrG , R snt the me s speeess ea m1en too sloWiy. and
after two years Mr.. Terriss loft for London and
men slar'eI ior t4e raiNs Stn r,nnthso ~ thia ,ite
sIaEtsa = sneep 81 ah,nnad M hos I'd = Sxedisb
shtisneo Inn, ~ 40 ehappou shSnvrscked and
MnaiSei; EEnutJIo aSa nanro az hv chonne
Fe Xvheu ha ssaa nSoa GnnSo2 NJ Terr,aa decided
~ . ne n,n sui,od hin, h..t and ha sctsd
tnat y staee ~ s n ILL H. Srh.at ~ HSsin
t hn s. wni nn and cane ~ this country. In ffs7i
ne gave up hno Ianio tosnIs IJo y IA
ne was ursins ~ I; soh.mn ro, ~ bim anaiiv
t Tn tb bsistt aes " which bs never Ieft afterward.
"In roanc man ho e mnde his reputation ms n
stage lover I,o o moH Et ns s,r ra = SHm p"t ana w1 tbbis h.
e ectsrd' 5 I im n p in hEsnnsioornHa' He was the orisinai
actea S2U LinIee ~ ~ ptEnaso., NJ " v ..rhe 81 mire .
SQUIRE dnornntr IN rInepo . pir S,s. snon niacsd
hhTa ~ hue Soaa IN n, M nroseaei,n' Heurv frving
nun at inc nea1 . y ~ y soaH,, Ihaatrs ma he
enaasena !, ~ Z ~ ~ IVA nonsr nntnbie nrndno.
ti a. NJ fh n tbnotre' ~ '' ~
tops ~ thst enSa..e; vr~,,na From, h,s tour
nato ~, h Z s-vins h vrcSSred ..PsnI Kanyar"
,r Ia he had seen bere' and also THE Great
! SiatrnnoI;s " an american melojrama. Neither