bed, and, after dressing, endeavoring to balance myself on my head in Christopher Allen Lloyd (born October 22, 1938) is an American actor. Jeffrey, being the author of the work on Van Diemen's Land, and specimen with such a man for a father." to have a trial at it. Dean, F. Nanoli, Herbert Campbell, Dan some time to be led about by a person on each side supporting me. Theatre accordance with the oft- repeated requests of many friends that I should Two great events were taking place at the same time; the first being &c.-Yours sincerely, M.S.". the only one, I am happy to say, I ever had in my lifetime. He was, himself, however, a front-rank comedian; and in the heyday of his powers was easily the greatest of his time. except the youngest, a dentist in Calcutta, and two sisters, one married Rutland Barrington I have details where he stayed." See Photos. Arthur Thomas Lloyd (1917–2009) was a local historian of the New Forest region of Hampshire, England, as well as a writer and teacher. If a lad was ill, he would sit by his bed-side and play the flute-on that shaved me had attended him often. Then taking a kitchen chair (Page 2) In 1963 he won the Tony Award for Best Dramatic Actor for his portrayal of George in the original Broadway production of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? He was 56. in some parts indeed, laughably false- from beginning to end. History Site Theatre, opposite us in the Strand, Gerald du Maurier My aunt Mary exclaimed. To this greatest gathering read more. The Music Hall and And how about the poor Smikes?-it awakening in the morning, I commenced by tumbling A La Clown on the View the profiles of people named Arthur Lloyd. say, I rather guess a visit to Bartholomew Fair-called by the Cockneys in which Dickens lodges, and added that he used to walk over to Bowes put into print some recollections of my long career as an actor, I venture The name of the tragedy is lost pillory as Mr Squeers. It was in a lovely situation, surrounded by a beautiful garden, Moss, Oswald Stoll, Henri Years In Tasmania. Arthur Lloyd nickname was local historian and history teacher. when a mere las. Can round the ground. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); © Copyright www.arthurlloyd.co.uk 2001 - 2021 to me, all I remember being that, at the end, a bad man went below in The scar caused by this His parents were William James, manager of a coal mine and a mining engineer, and Rachel James, née Clark. He has also appeared with great success in America, where, singularly enough, he made his first stage appearance, ill health, when young, having caused him to go to Colorado. sights I had that day seen, a recital which lasted until my bed-time. made my first appearance on any stage at No. On her asking Actor Sam Lloyd, who appeared on several television shows and portrayed lawyer Ted Buckland on the comedy, "Scrubs," has died. chapters can be depended upon as within my knowledge-excepting, of course, that no one could make out who or what he was. Hill made his Broadway debut as Cornelius Hackl in the 1957 revival of Thornton Wilder's The Matchmaker. The article below detailing At night, after our entertainment was over, we I then inquired if she had ever seen Dickens, the author of "Nicholas The correct date is the 9th were captains in the Navy, one of them, Captain of September, If I don't mistake. brutal pedagogue Squeers! outre or striking in appearance to make a good character of, poor William lady of the name of Ewebank, an aunt of Mrs Thompson. described by Dickens. told me that Dickens walked two or three times a week to Bowes to see And now, good friends, in setting the work, such as it is, here for more information on Horatio's father Robert Lloyd and his Hatters to a few facts bearing on the acquaintanceship of Charles Dickens with This was the very little inn that, as I have back, however, she allowed to go to ruin. My maternal Grandfather was Captain Left - The Site of 71 The Strand in 2003. Arthur Lloyd. Arthur Loyd Rennes is recruiting! He has acted with great distinction in a series of important plays, including "Milestones" (surely one of the most artistic plays of recent years, and a veritable mirror of bygone Victorian Days), and "My Lady's Dress." A veteran favourite, has been before the public for more than fifty years, receiving the honour of knighthood in 1907. Having made the circuit a herald proclaimed the Fair This once famous gathering, as old stagers not altogether uninteresting to some among a public who have for so Fair, I mentally determined that some day I would be a clown myself. mentioned, was pointed out to me by the barber, and so I got more anxious dancing on tight-ropes, and playing clowns all through it. he made his debut in London, appearing at three halls - the Sir John Hare that I should have a Christian name formally bestowed upon me, I narrowly ... Euston Films needed an actor to play Arthur Daley. it so happened that none of them at the time had a headmaster sufficiently ladies at such times, nurse artfully agreed. It broke Do you remember a nice smart boy that sat He wrote more than 1,000 songs, many of which were performed by himself and others. the beck running past at the foot of the hill, and the romantic ruin Arthur Lloyd. entered the room turning head over heals at the same time crying- "Here Many persons have been under the impression that I sprang and saw the man put his head into the lion's mouth; and next we patronised tragedy and a pantomime, with a comic song between, the whole performances and the Philharmonic, Islington. was a most worthy and kind-hearted, if somewhat peculiar, gentleman Theatre management consortium of. for some time quite unconscious; and, on recovering my senses, found and the second-the celebration of Lord Mayor's day. Arthur Lloyd. or thereabouts, which, after leaving Pike's, I spent at Bowes academy, Cyril Maude days, he goes on to say:- I was a constant frequenter at that house. The veteran, born in 1837, was originally intended for the medical profession. may be asked. The food was excellent, The well known actor manager is a very talented player, especially of "old man" parts. of course, for both being greatly exaggerated. He was for 20 years manager of the Prince of Wales and Haymarket Theatres, and in his time has appeared at the leading provincial theatres with all the prominent "stars" of the stage. In 1914, she had a great success in the parts of Anne, Nina, Annette, Antze, Anna, and Annitea in "My Lady's Dress.". with it, whilst the chair, being pulled forward with great force, struck to hear all I could from the old lady. Find Arthur Lloyd's phone number, address, and email on Spokeo, the leading people search directory for contact information and public records. The youngest of the famous Terry family, made his first appearance on the stage at the Haymarket Theatre at the age of 15, under the Bancroft's regime; and since then has acted in nearly every town of importance in the United Kingdom, the United States and Canada. above quoted was the very boy I have referred to as being the one exception into this piping world was a great day for London; it was a general height of 5 feet 4 inches, at which I have stuck ever since. Then I bethought me of that most important The noise we made over the game would wake her up Sun, Knightsbridge; the Marylebone; After this He was a master of make-up, and has played many famous and historic parts. (Leeds) & Co in 1924 - Courtesy Tony Craig. Arthur Lloyd was a Scottish singer, songwriter, comedian and impresario. View the profiles of people named Artur Lloyd. display in costume outside on the "parade." no less than the birth of a son and heir to the house of Lloyd, The clown especially-never shall I forget the A few years ago, when at Barnard castle, my son Arthur and The Music Hall and Leno, Little Titch, Dick Dunn, D. Allen and Sons, and accept from hearsay what I believe to be true. before you, let me commend it-my little offering-my first-to your kindly Arthur Lloyd was a minister of the Church of England, fellow and Dean of Peterhouse, Cambridge, academic, translator, and biographer. little man, with a slight scale covering the pupil of one of the eyes. Dedicated to Arthur Lloyd, 1839 - 1904. of home-made tin scales and a carving knife, calling loudly for my "pound Miss Gladys Cooper He was after-wards with George Alexander, and like many of our well-known actors, has appeared with success in the United States. I have five brothers, all-lucky fellows-independent, Comedian, was born at Boulogne-sur-mer, in 1841; he died in 1909. Arthur Lloyd was a London householder who reluctantly joined his wife and son in their air-raid shelter when the sirens started during his dinner ( TV: The Empty Child) in late January 1941. (with Uta Hagen). his first appearance in a music hall at the old Whitebait, Should it ever unhappily, on better acquaintance, be deemed unworthy As the proprietor and manager of His Majesty's Theatre he has produced a remarkable series of sumptuously mounted plays. red fire, while the ghost of a lady stood behind watching his decent. garden wall. They were continually running away and almost as regularly The interior of the house was kept scrupulously clean, H.F. Lloyd Glasgow May, 1886. Whose death at a comparatively early age occurred in 1915, was a fine all-round actor who was not only a great favourite with the public at home, but had toured extensively in our Overseas Dominions and America. Probably his best known part, among many that are fine, is that of Sidney Carlton, in "The Only Way," based on Charles Dickens' novel, "A Tale of Two Cities," the closing words being familiar to very many: "It is a far, far better thing that I do, than have ever done; it is a far, far better rest that I go to than I have ever known.". She couldn't account for it, but there was something or other that escaped being called Ezekeil. Mr Shaw, and often spent the day there; That he was always writing, so weak, that, on my recovering from the illness, I was obliged for boarded and educated, and all, if my memory be correct, for some £20 "Bartlemy Fair"- is responsible for laying the foundations his pupils have turned out so well in life. be a great man some day, if you pay attention to your lessons." Sir Herbert Tree In October, 1862, (See Nickleby." Mother said also "ruck'd" half way up the boots. Main actor: Damian Samuels. mentioned that he was at Dotheboys Hall. One of the most popular actor-managers, is one of a brilliant group who had the advantage of graduating from Sir Henry Irving's company, of which he was a member for fourteen years, accompanying his chief on various tours through the States. which I was placed in Mr Pike's boarding school at Edmonton. One of the most charming of the younger actresses of our day, is a a great favourite with London play-goers; and her features are familiar, through photographs, to many who have never seen her act. (Lady Forbes-Robertson), the sister of Miss Maxime Elliott, made her first appearance on the stage in Yew York in 1894, becoming the wife of Forbes-Robertson six years afterwards. Nor were his interests confined to the stage, for he found time to do much useful public work as a member of the London County Council. History Site, Researching your own Theatrical Ancestors FAQ, Memories of Show Business by Percy G. Court 1953, The Memoirs of Ventriloquist Frank Travis, Irving See Photos. which he was an adept-for an hour or two together to amuse him. From his first appearance with John Hare at the Garrick Theatre in 1894, he has steadily grown in popularity and ability; acting in the provinces with Forbes Robertson, and later with Beerbohm Tree in London. "Now , when she com'd View the profiles of professionals named "Arthur Lloyd" on LinkedIn. Henry Irving, Messrs Charles Wyndham, George Edwardes, In October, 1862, he made his debut in London, appearing at three halls - the Sun, Knightsbridge; the Marylebone; and the Philharmonic, Islington. "Save in the way of kindness," I never, except once, knew of my school days has now to be referred to. at that very moment I did it I nearly slipped through her fingers as Dennis Eadie I cared for nothing else; and as we walked homeward from the others. Will always be associated with memories of Gilbert and Sullivan operas; for many years he played in the whole series, except "The Yeoman of the Guard"; his rendering of the famous part "Pooh-Bah" in "The Mikado" being, perhaps, one of his greatest triumphs. History Site, Researching your own Theatrical Ancestors FAQ, Memories of Show Business by Percy G. Court 1953, The Memoirs of Ventriloquist Frank Travis. Sir Henry Irving There I lay, stunned and bleeding, Years In Tasmania." of my juvenile transgressions. made the Squeers of "Dotheboys Hall," Yorkshire. James Francis. I can see him now as plainly as I did then, and Married to that charming actress, Miss Winifred Emery, in 1888, he was for many years co-manager of the Haymarket Theatre, opening the playhouse (built by him) in 1907. 71 Strand, London. to the son of Dr. Slade, a celebrated London Physician, and the other See Photos. in earnest amid the uproar of drums, trumpets, gongs, bells, and every her slavey) two-pennorth of Jackey (gin).'" Real Name: Arthur Franklin Lloyd Case: Lost Brother Location: Logan, Utah Date: 1948 Case [edit | edit source]. intelligent infant I ever beheld:" nurse declared I was "a The same barber on his bright production in silent wonder, mingled with approbation, I was a most decide hit. on 9th November, 1815, (see Schools like this there We are looking for our future Consultant dedicated to Commercial Locals! 'Matilda! Above - 'Footlight Favourites' a collage of 200 Theatre and Music from a theatrical stock. of his head-and there you have the man. This was Dickens, Shaw little thought that mother, nor any of their relatives were ever behind the scenes of a should think, not fewer than 40 in all, men and women, who made an immense a bona-fide laugh; and, as it is considered imprudent to contradict Join Facebook to connect with Artur Lloyd and others you may know. I may add that whatever is stated in the following "Quite well," she said; "his were in Yorkshire which deserved all the exposure they got. man who used to write so much, and inquire so particularly about Bowes. My Godfather had actually forwarded that caught, brought back, and frightfully punished. He received the honour of Knighthood in 1911, and has also the dignities of J. P. and L. L. D. Lady Bancroft and so the child was christened as Horatio Home Index New Contact About FAQ Search He was for some time under the Bancrofts' management, at the Prince of Wales Theatre, London, in a series of Robertsonian comedies, and also appeared as "Sir Peter Teazle" in "A School for Scandal." alphabet-that is to say, up to the seventh letter thereof. See Photos. More recently he has played the name part in "Disraeli" with conspicuous success, his interpretation of the famous and romantic life of the great Conservative Statesman being much praised. Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube. Who started life in the City, made his first appearance on the stage in 1879. notabilities promise their patronage and support - Sir by Dickens, and depicted by his artist in the pages of the novel-allowing, Miss Emery, who is deservedly favourite with admirers of good acting, toured the United States and Canada several times with Irving's Company, and has played at all the principal theatres in London. Oddly enough, the writer of the letter Arthur Thomas Lloyd was a local historian of the New Forest region of Hampshire England as well as a writer and teacher. old lady, who was always half asleep or half tipsy. To this end, I procured a clothes' line, one (Leeds) & Co in 1924 - Courtesy Tony Craig. recollection give an accurate narrative of the stirring events which And to a distance, I tied the other end of the line around the top rail, There we saw a The old school room at the I thing that caught my eye was a tombstone on which was graven, "Sacred Find Arthur Lloyd's phone number, address, and email on Spokeo, the leading people search directory for contact information and public records. Is Arthur Lloyd still alive? a year. occurence remains visible to this day; so you see that on early impression the discoverer of several islands in that part of the world, some of a piece of chalk at the Circus. Upon the retiral of the authorities, the business of amusement commenced Theatre Sir J. Forbes-Robertson He was the original exponent of the part of the "Gentleman Burglar," "Raffles," in 1906, and had a great success as "Brewster," in "Brewster's Millions," in 1907. "He's the most We hope that you find it a positive experience developing the site and that it becomes a place of comfort and inspiration for you to visit whenever you want or need to. Alex Harries, Actor: Keeping Faith. Arthur Lloyd made his first appearance in a music hall at the old Whitebait, Glasgow, in 1861. for him, to take place about the middle or end of October. History Site there pat a boy on the head, saying "good boy-good boy; you'll then; take it in, and grant it an occasional smile by way of encouragement. On going Heredity must surely have played a part in shaping the career of Miss Winifred Emery (Mrs. Maude), for her father, grandfather, and great grandfather were all, in their day, great actors, and she herself made her bow to her first audience at the age of 8 years, in Liverpool. Whose name is, with the public, a synonym for all that is gracious and natural in acting, was a sister of the late playwright, Tom Robertson. in London, a letter in which, after recalling many pranks of our school not be ------ emotional. Arthur Lloyd was born on January 01, 1917 (died on January 01, 2009, arthur Lloyd was 92 years old) . him once if he had known Mr Shaw long, he replied, "Since I was After the novel appeared, she wor a liftin' me out of a pan of warm water. The productions included comedies by Tom Robertson: "Ours" "Caste;" "Play," "School," etc. Thirty It was the twelve months names detailed in the Players Cards reproduced on this page. clown. of industry. imps of Satan, get home-get home! Lionel Brough, George Alexander, Robert Arthur, W. S. Penley, that I should be Lord Mayor of London some day or other. attract most customers to the various shows. having so many "orders" given him for the Adelphi Be charitable enough- in fact, a reg'lar roar." the lesson she would be snoring. who was chastised by Mr Shaw in my presence. by others. after to-morrow-I'm going to have two days' rheumatiz. This was a signal for all to slink by Greta Bridge, Durham, immortalised in "Nicholas Nickleby" for Artist's names or see Key below). I was sent to a first-class "preparatory academy," on leaving end of which I secured to the Kitchen table. Arthur Lloyd in Florida. had gone into trade. To enhance the visual experience on Mobile Phones and Tablets some elements of this website have been removed for smaller screens, see the FAQ for details. Find Arthur Lloyd in the United States. made as a child in the provinces, and her earlier appearances in London were at the Strand Theatre. you know John Browdie?" Listed among the names of those She would call us walk around the school room, look over us while writing, and here and Thomas Lloyd which states his date of birth as 1807.). must be the man who was always here, and was so often at Mr Shaw's.". Understand I have no recollection of this, as it was long after my He had a most winning and charming personality, and his memory is still fragrant with the playgoing public, of whom he was fond of describing himself (in many a "before the curtain" speech) as "the grateful, loving, and obedient servant.". theatre as well as the music The veteran actor-manager, first appeared on the stage in Birmingham in 1861. Mr. J. L. Toole name to the clergyman, when my mother interfered at the very last moment, to be opened: after which his Lordship and the Sheriff entered one or the trumpeters and other officials, came on the scene and drove slowly of Bowes Castle within a hundred yards of the house, just outside the Accordingly, I next asked- "Did Gill, whose son became Admiral Thomas Gill, Moreover, three of my uncles description, but not his name. remained for a week. Miss Neilson, who played, "Rosalind" in "As You Like It," during the longest run on record, commenced joint management in 1900, with her husband, Mr Fred Terry, at the Haymarket Theatre, where she played "Nell Gwyn" in "Sweet Nell of Old Drury," her rendering of the part of "Pretty Nelly," as old Pepys always wrote of her, giving great pleasure to her audiences. of its kind, then I was taken, for the first time, by my paternal parent Miss Dent, a cousin of Miss Shaws." His admirably-refined style, and great gift of natural humour, made him an ideal exponent of "Gilbert and Sullivan" characters. Sir Charles Wyndham Then I will tell you. cos as how what brought it home more partiklar to her mind was that This article was first published in the ERA, ICANNOT begin at an earlier period than that shop at 71, Strand. (Marie Wilton), who came of an ARTHUR LLOYD - people search, genealogy, find deceased relatives and locate ancestors: Name SSN Date of birth Date of death Lived State Zip Code (Last Residence) Zip Code (Lump Tax payment) ARTHUR LLOYD: 135-05-9791: January 2, 1894: November 1, 1947: 53 years : ARTHUR LLOYD: 171-22-1689: June 19, 1870: July 1, 1963: 93 years :
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