Word: misses
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...MISS ROSE I. BYRNE of Boston, teacher of dancing and etiquette, respectfully announces the opening of her classes for dancing, at Brattle Hall, Cambridge, as follows: Friday, Oct. 18, 4.30 p. m., select class for masters and misses. Monday, Oct. 21, adults evening class at 8 p. m. For particulars address Miss Rose I. Byrne, 31 Sherman street, Roxbury, Mass...
...Miss Davis scored the biggest kind of a hit. Her make-up was a study and her acting was a treat. She made the most of every opportunity, and was more in her element than in any role she has yet assumed. Her scenes with the Mikado and Ko-Ko were received with roars of laughter, while her singing was greatly applauded...
...MISS ROSE I. BYRNE of Boston, teacher of dancing and etiquette, respectfully announces the opening of her classes for dancing, at Brattle Hall, Cambridge, as follows: Friday, Oct. 18, 4.30 p, m., select class for masters and misses. Monday, Oct. 21, adults evening class at 8 p. m. For particulars address Miss Rose I. Byrne, 31 Sherman street, Roxbury, Mass...
...MISS ROSE I. BYRNE of Boston, teacher of dancing and etiquette, respectfully announces the opening of her classes for dancing, at Brattle Hall, Cambridge, as follows: Friday, Oct. 18, 4.30 p. m., select class for masters and misses. Monday, Oct. 21, adults evening class at 8 p. m. For particulars address Miss Rose I. Byrne, 31 Sherman street, Roxbury, Mass...
...Miss Clara Lane was a great success as Arline. Musically and dramatically she made an instantaneous hit. Further acquaintance only adds to the impression that this lady makes upon her auditors. Added to an excellent stage presence she possesses a most intelligent conception of her roles and a magnetism that keeps her constantly in touch with those before her. She never for once relaxes her hold upon her character. Naturally her song in the second act, 'I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls,' carried the house completely, and in the concerted music her voice was heard to most enjoyable advantage...