Lottie Venne (28 May 1852 – 16 July 1928) was a British comedian, actress and singer of the Victorian and Edwardian eras, who enjoyed a theatre career...

aboriginal leader Joseph Venne (1858–1925), Canadian architect Lottie Venne (1852–1928), English actor, comedian and singer Michel Venne (born 1960), Canadian...

and businesswoman Lottie 'The Body' Graves Claiborne (1930–2020), African-American burlesque dancer Hannah Charlotte Lottie Venne (1852–1928), British...

Jack Straw (1908), one of Maugham's most successful comedies: Charles Hawtrey seated and Lottie Venne centre...

Little Christopher Columbus. In 1894, she joined Charles Hawtrey and Lottie Venne in F. C. Burnand's A Gay Widow. Other stage roles included Mabel Vaughn...

London's West End. The cast included Sydney Valentine as Richard Sterling, Lottie Venne as Blanche Sterling, Rivers Bertram as Richard Sterling, Jr., H. Reeves-Smith...

in W. S. Gilbert's Dan'l Druce, Blacksmith. In 1882, he starred with Lottie Venne and Marion Terry in G. W. Godfrey's comedy The Parvenu at the Court Theatre...

Associate J. Wilbraham Charles Childerstone Plaintiff Nelly Bromley Lottie Venne Lisa Walton Florence Dysart Isabel Jay 1st Bridesmaid Linda Verner Gwynne...

received at the Comedy Theatre in 1892, starring Charles Hawtrey and Lottie Venne. He also wrote To-day in 1892 and The Twilight of Love in 1893. In November...

operetta, Fisher seemed headed for lasting stardom alongside his wife Lottie Venne. His career was limited, however, by his struggle with alcoholism, ending...

management in a play of his own, Mr Martin, in which he co-starred with Lottie Venne. which he followed with a successful season of light comedies. William...

Pickwick, to which Edward Solomon had written some delightful music. Lottie Venne, Arthur Cecil, and myself represented Mrs. Bardell, Pickwick, and the...

Leon Quartermaine Lady Catherine Champion-Cheney (Arnold's mother) – Lottie Venne Mrs Shenstone – Toni Edgar-Bruce Elizabeth Champion-Cheney (Arnold's...

Mrs Bardell. Mrs Melville – Samuel Weller, or, The Pickwickians (1837) Lottie Venne – in the operetta Pickwick (1889) Jessie Bond – in a revival of the operetta...

With Lottie Venne in The Circle, 1921...

drama and classic comedy in The Rivals with Kate Cutler as Lydia and Lottie Venne as Mrs Malaprop. In 1910 the Lyric presented The Chocolate Soldier, a...

in the musical comedy Three Little Maids at the Apollo Theatre, with Lottie Venne, Sybil Grey and Edna May. In 1904 he appeared with Kate Cutler in The...

Robinson Mina (a French maid) - Juliette Nesville Lady Virginia Forest - Lottie Venne, Phyllis Broughton Dancers - Topsy Sinden and later Letty Lind Act I...

Thomas Hardy and J. Comyns Carr (1882). The same year, she starred with Lottie Venne and Johnston Forbes-Robertson in G. W. Godfrey's comedy The Parvenu at...

Betsy was licensed and opened at the Criterion Theatre in August 1879. Lottie Venne played the title role, Lytton Sothern the son of the family and Alfred...

lifetime was at the Royalty Theatre from 14 April 1879 to 3 May 1879, with Lottie Venne as Eliza and W. S. Penley as Mr. Grinder. Sullivan is not known to have...

Bantock) Smoggins – W. Blakeley Mme. Amélie (a Schoolmistress in Paris) – Lottie Venne (later Lydia Thompson and then Juliette Nesville. Compton-Rickett, Arthur...

Branscombe) – Edna May, Hilda Moody, and Madge Crichton Lady St. Mallory – Lottie Venne Lady Rosemary Beaulieu, Venetia Grafton, and Lady Marjory Crichton (Protégées...

and John (born 1881); their fathers are unknown. In 1882, she replaced Lottie Venne in Burnand's farce Betsy at the Criterion. In 1883, she appeared in Freedom...

Shaftesbury Theatre and was also dancing at the Avenue Theatre opposite Lottie Venne. In 1899, with Edwardes's company at Daly's Theatre, she played Trixie...

piece opened in London in January 1893, starring Charles Hawtrey and Lottie Venne. English-language adaptations broadly representative of Feydeau's original...

Desprez and others opened in March 1883 as Lurette, with Florence St John, Lottie Venne and Henry Bracy in the leading roles. The piece was twice adapted for...

censor plays was revoked. Female Fairies Selene – Helen Barry Zayda – Lottie Venne Darine – Bella Moore Neodie – R. Clair Locrine – G. Clair Leila – L....

early 1900s were few. In 1898 she co-starred with Courtice Pounds and Lottie Venne in The Royal Star, which ran only briefly; the following year she joined...

Coffin (Florestan), Isabel Jay (Hélène), John Le Hay (Coquenard) and Lottie Venne (Emerance). Deuteutre, p. 127 Wagstaff, John and Andrew Lamb. "Messager...