Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-24

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married on Thursday In che registry o!iieo
at Khightssrtdga
This marriage was "a complete surprise to
the friends of the two players
Mr.. and Mrs. Scthern left tho HYDE
Park !{otel, whore they were staying nd
have gone on d honeymoon to DovUnahiro.
whore thej. intend 20 take "a house until
tho ta!l.
\ short cable despatch from London
yesterday Informed Lee Shubert, tho thea
trcal manager, that Edward II. Sothern
and Julia Marowe had been marrlod in
that city on Thursday 40 particulars Of
the wedding were given in the message.
which simply stated that the marriage
! mad taken place.
Mir Sothorn and Miss Msr!owc have ap-
'earcd together In variou, roles since
leol. when they began their parnershio
under tle management Of Charles Frul-
man. Numerous rumors that the actor
| ana actress were to be married hAVe been
circulated nj various times ance they
flr.t appeared togeabcr. but each time
! they were ofsnied.
Sothcrn ana Misc NAripwo sailed for
Europe cally in July ou different
| ]" ''" INV "'N' .Pe.'@a ="
'".'onS '"nV''er "Ei oa"' ""eu 9o'H-
-" Io't Oh ms sup NV wa" ""heu W
'op"r''rH ""e'""' 1t WIS 'Iuo Una "o
"aH Eo'hs 70 injury 1iIss "iF' rowe
"'Sh u Were true, was AIS sig
hlhcAnt r'riy. lie refused however
10 say anything more on tho SUBJECT
| Both So'h"rn ana Miss Marlowe have
been married. before, ana Ia each case
the matrimonial venture terminated
unhappily. Miss Marlowe got d.
vorcr from her actor husband. Robert
Tabcr. IN tS94. and Virginia Harmed
obtained deere, against T. H. Soth-
ern last year at Reno.
The public rcmcubers Miss Mariowe
best pcrnapq at JuIist. the roll whicH
sb, p1avs with siieu rharlinoe grace
lana Loau,v Xo one who has soon bo,
I'm that part can over forget her as she
.oppcarod ON the ,'apuIat balcony. Nor
win le forget tnd Romeo who stood
ON tho lawn below Shokcspcarinu
drama has FORMED tno greater part Of
IN. S,+,.rp-,ia,I,,y. r,n.rtojro L,,t
Itn., bnvo starred topc-hor in q num-
haas. az madam r1,v. v,th euu,l si,.-
ro.s
AIthouoh ero rroouontIv hos been
SPoN'" "t 'S " M moor ~ we u" !Al9
HSH 'h'"r'aI i'ihlN Oh N'r'""t'' 'uI'o
WAS born in ENGLAND in the late ',os. but
! i'ef residence III ''reIt itI''N was o.
SU'h snort duration tnHt She HfNa"y Is
regarded as an American
N"eh S"r was SIX wears Ola MISS Mar
loves parents came =" America ana
moved pb 10 "hat then was the far
est NaNsuS' IheF soon went 10 en-
cihnau' "Aere her mother kept the Hotel
foyiL hoStefy 'h"ch ireduented by
the STOCK companies Whlch passed
through that city on their tours " the
west II was mere wat the young girl
VINO later was To develop INTO great
A'U'SS IIrSt came INTO contact With the
stage
fN'N NJ 'hl@ carry age She showed a
HIKING and aptitude for th@ttricalS and In
1850 her mother permitted her to join II
Juvenile company which played pima
fore and The chimes Of Normandy"
soon aItor"arl she PLAYED Little Heinrich
IN McN 'tdo - Rip Van Wrinkle. She
must nav" Suor'rded fairy Wc. FOR her
WORK attracted n" rti'At IN OF Miss Ada
bo" tAcn wen known actress. ~" per-
shhurp 'h9 rAlIdS iu"N'+ To allow Dor
70 conc 10 New l"GN ana receive in5truc-
ton IrpN h'r
Nl@" MIf'o""'5 hr~i alp' iral!'' here
WAS lh Il tN'AI mAl'nto n the !'l'I thea
ire IN IA'" 'irr hrst real engagement be
! kan ar the Star theatre II scpilIpr ~.