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AR, RED TIERRY 1s a North 2 Londoncr by birth, and was cdu- cated first at a school at Notting Hill and afterwards at Dr. Quime’s,

where Mr. Irred T.eshic was one of

his schoolfellows. He was then sent to reside with a family at Geneva, in order to acquire a knowledge of French, which he speaks with orcat fluency. At sixteen he made his first appearance on the stage in “ Money,” at the Haymarket, at that time under the manage- ment of the Bancrofts. After playing the lead in the first provincial tour of *In the Ranks,” he appeared at the Lyceum as Sebastran in “Twellth Night,” i which his

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sister, Miss Ellen Terry, played the part of Iwla. In 1889 he created the part of Oliveer Deschamps, in - LEsther Sandrez” ‘The most conspicuous of his subsequent successes

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have been, perhaps, Gilbert Tawghan in “Called Back and Jfosin Christianson in “I'he Dancing Girl,” at the Taymarket - the latter play being noteworthy as that i which Mr. I'red "Perry’s wife, Miss Julia Netlson,

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I'rone o P’haolo, by) AGL 27, made so conspicuous a success in the part of Drusilla Lres. We may remind our readers that Mrs. I'red "I'erry’s portraits appeared in our number for last August.