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	Biography for: John Forbes Robertson
		He was the son of the Aberdeen actor, writer and portrait painter Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson (1853-1937).
		Robertson was the art editor of Pictorial World.
		He also acted as editor of Art, Pictorial and Industrial, and was a contributor to the Art Journal, Magazine of Art and other journals.
	www.whistler.arts.gla.ac.uk /biog/Robe_JF.htm

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		Robertson, Thomas William, 1829-71, English dramatist and actor; brother of Madge Kendal.
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		Robertson, Pat, (Marion Gordon Robertson), 1930-, American evangelist and politician, b.
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	Johnston Forbes-Robertson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson (born January 16, 1853, London - died November 6, 1937, St. Margaret's Bay, near Dover) was an English actor.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Johnston_Forbes-Robertson

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		The managing council included Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson, Sir Arthur Wing Pinero, Sir James Barrie, W.S. Gilbert, Irene Vanbrugh and George Bernard Shaw.
	www.knowledgerush.com /kr/encyclopedia/RADA

	Collectors Post - GERTRUDE ELLIOTT Biography
		She stayed on to play Ophelia to the Hamlet of Johnston Forbes-Robertson (1853-1937).
		JOHNSTON FORBES-ROBERTSON & GERTRUDE ELLIOTT - postcard signed by both
		From that time on, she often appeared with her husband as his leading lady, both in the USA and in Britain.
	www.collectorspost.com /Actors/gertrude_elliott.html

	Johnston Forbes-Robertson
		Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson (llevado de enero el 16, 1853, Londres - muerto de noviembre el 6, 1937, bahía del St. Margaret, cerca de Dover) era agente inglés.
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	SIR JOHN FORBES - LoveToKnow Article on SIR JOHN FORBES
		Sir John Forbes was better known as an author and editor than as a practical physician.
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	screenonline: Hamlet (1913)
		Cast: Johnston Forbes-Robertson (Hamlet); Alexander Scott-Gatty (Laertes); Gertrude Elliot (Ophelia); Walter Ringham (Claudius); Adeleine Bourne (Gertrude)
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		Prince Hamlet of Denmark is told by his father's ghost that his uncle Claudius has murdered him and married his widow.
	www.screenonline.org.uk /film/id/440217

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		Johnston, Sir Harry H(amilton) (1858-1927), British botanist, explorer, and colonial administrator.
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	Johnston Forbes-Robertson -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article
		Johnston Forbes-Robertson -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article
		He was famous for his performance as (A community of people smaller than a village) Hamlet and noted for his (An expert manner of speaking involving control of voice and gesture) elocution, particularly by (British playwright (born in Ireland); founder of the Fabian Society (1856-1950)) George Bernard Shaw.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/J/Jo/Johnston_Forbes-Robertson1.htm

	Royal Academy of Dramatic Art - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The managing council included Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson, Sir Arthur Wing Pinero, Sir James Barrie, W.S. Gilbert, Irene Vanbrugh and George Bernard Shaw.
		In 1950 Shaw left a third of his royalties to RADA, and as a result the Academy has benefited from profits of the film My Fair Lady (1964).
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	Johnston Forbes-Robertson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson (born January 16, 1853, London - died November 6, 1937, St. Margaret's Bay, near Dover) was an English actor.
		Over US$220,000 has been donated since the drive began on 19 August.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Johnston_Forbes-Robertson

	RSC Pictures & Exhibitions: Exhibitions Introduction
		Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson (1853-1937) came to 'Hamlet' at the relatively late age of 44.
	www.rsc.org.uk /picturesandexhibitions/action/viewExhibition?typeid=plays-infocus&exhibitionid=5§ionid=9&timeperiodid=1&eventid=17

	forbes
		Forbes, Duncan, 1685-1747, Scottish statesman, known as Forbes of Culloden.
		Forbes, John, 1710-59, British general in the French and Indian Wars, b.
		He entered the mercantile house of his grandfather, John Murray Forbes, in Boston and was a partner in the firm after 1899.
	www.sport-life.biz /forbes.html

	Forbes-Robertson, Sir Johnston -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson as the duke of Buckingham in Henry VIII
		The English actor Johnston Forbes-Robertson, noted for his elocution as well as his fine features, was considered the greatest Hamlet of his generation.
		"Forbes-Robertson, Sir Johnston." Encyclopædia Britannica from Encyclopædia Britannica Premium Service.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article-9034827

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		It included Tree, fellow actor-managers George Alexander, Johnston Forbes-Robertson, John Hare and dramatists Arthur Pinero and J.M. Barrie, a formidable professional gathering.
		That first nine-man Council was chaired by Sir Squire Bancroft, so successful an actor-manager that he had retired aged 44, 20 years earlier.
	www.radacentenary.org /centenaryyear/history03.htm

	From British Drama 1890 to 1950
		Following the lead of T. Robertson and the Bancrofts, the theater of our period begins by being obsessed with respectability.
		followed the trend toward realism by building the sort of smaller, more intimate, fan-shaped picture-frame theaters that T. Robertson and the Bancrofts had shown in the 18ó0s to be the most suitable for the subtler, understated style of acting required by realism.
		By the 1890s the New Drama as well was identified with “realism,” with British experiments in “realism,” however timid, as early as the 1860s (T. Robertson).
	chuma.cas.usf.edu /~dietrich/britishdrama1.htm

	Forbes-Robertson, Johnston -- Britannica Student Encyclopedia
		The English actor Johnston Forbes-Robertson, noted for his elocution as well as his fine features, was considered the greatest Hamlet of his generation.
		"Forbes-Robertson, Johnston." Britannica Student Encyclopedia from Encyclopædia Britannica Premium Service.
		He became president and chief executive officer of Forbes, Inc., editor in chief of Forbes, a business magazine, and publisher of American Heritage magazine as well as a chain of suburban weekly...
	www.britannica.com /ebi/article-9323537

	University of Rochester -- New Acquisitions, Victorian Biographies
		JOHNSTON (John Octavius) Life and Letters of Henry Parry Liddon D.D., D.C.L., LL.D. Canon of St. Paul's Cathedral and sometime Ireland Professor of Exegesis in the University of Oxford.
		With an account of his parliamentary struggle, politics and teachings by John M. Robertson, M.P. Seventh edition.
		Being a record of things done, seen and heard at school, college and in the world during the latter half of the 19th Century.
	www.lib.rochester.edu /rbk/victorian2.htm

	Drury Lane Theatre
		In the 1900s it was the scene of the acting triumphs of Sir Henry Irving, Ellen Terry, and Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson.
		After his decline, Drury Lane went into a long period of progressive deterioration until it was taken over by Augustus Harris in the 1880s, when it prospered as the home of spectacles and pantomimes featuring the music-hall artist Dan Leno.
		The conductor Sir Thomas Beecham's great opera seasons were held there.
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	University of Delaware: LETTERS TO ETHEL ROLT WHEELER
		Johnston Forbes-Robertson, Malcolm Morley, Norman McKinnel, and Herbert Trench graciously declined to produce plays written by Wheeler.
		1933 May 24 TLS 1p Forbes-Robertson, Johnston, Sir, 1853-1937.
		John Murray and Lord Gorell, both representing the publishing firm of John Murray, rejected collections of poetry and stories submitted by Wheeler.
	www.lib.udel.edu /ud/spec/findaids/wheeler.htm

	JOHNSTON FORBES-ROBERTSON - LoveToKnow Article on JOHNSTON FORBES-ROBERTSON
		JOHNSTON FORBES-ROBERTSON - LoveToKnow Article on JOHNSTON FORBES-ROBERTSON
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	The British Theatre Guide: Star-Crossed Lovers (2)
		Both Anderson and Modjeska were partnered by the young Johnston Forbes-Robertson, whose beautiful voice and classical good looks made him the first successful (male) Romeo since the days of Charles Kemble.
		Indeed, one critic wrote in 1895: "It is doubtful whether since the days of Spranger Barry a Romeo more successful than Mr Forbes-Robertson has been seen".
		The French Stella Colas, the Polish Helena Modjeska and the American Mary Anderson all enjoyed critical and popular success.
	www.britishtheatreguide.info /articles/091204b.htm

	Jopling
		Instead she went to Leigh's Academy where she had as fellow students Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson and Samuel Butler the author, of whom she left a vivid picture in "Twenty Years of My Life," published in 1925.
		Sir David Murray RA, (1849-1933 celebrated Scottish landscape painter), who was one of her oldest friends was in the habit of sending her a book as a birthday present.
		This year the book was received as usual, but the giver had died two days before, though the news was kept from her on account of her illness.
	www.modjourn.brown.edu /Image/Jopling/Jopling.htm

	Mills Family Tree
		The daughter of Frank Forbes-Robertson and niece of the great Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson, she was educated in Eastbourne, Brussels and Paris.
		Although Forbes might not possess high ambition or wide range, as Morley had once brusquely pointed out, she was always in work, and her vivacity held an irresistible charm for an actor of Richardson's artistic standing and domestic predicament.
		Forbes had also shown an engaging, caustic line in dry comedy as Crystal Allen in The Women (1940), and had stolen notices in the small part of the housemaid Milly Smith in Reginald Beckwith's A Soldier For Christmas (1944).
	www.millsweb.org /not00386.html

	Collectors Post - JOHNSTON FORBES-ROBERTSON Biography
		Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson (1853-1937) was widely considered to have been the greatest Hamlet of his age.
		Although he did not act again on the British stage, he did spend a further three seasons touring America and played in the last of his four films in 1937, shortly before his death.
		Tall and gaunt, he had a magnificent speaking voice and a graceful, elegant style of acting.
	www.collectorspost.com /Actors/johnston_forbes-robertson.html

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		Johnston, Sir Harry H. Johnston, Sir Harry H(amilton) (1858-1927), British botanist, explorer, and colonial administrator.
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	University of Delaware: SIR GERALD BARRY CORRESPONDENCE
		Erroll, Frederick Evans, B. Ifor (Benjamin Ifor), 1899- Evans, Powys Evans, Trevor, Sir, 1903- 2 F17 Fenwick - Freud Fenwick, Trevor Fernald, John, 1905- Fisher, James, 1912- Fitter, Richard Sidney Richmond Fonteyn, Margot, Dame, 1919- Forbes, Mansfield Forbes-Robertson, Johnston, Sir, 1853-1937.
		British journalist and administrator Sir Gerald Reid Barry was born November 20, 1898, in Surbiton, County Surrey.
		The Sir Gerald Barry Correspondence spans the dates 1925-1968 and consists of one linear foot of material, chiefly letters; but also including a few lists, pamphlets, speeches, reviews, one galley proof, and a photograph.
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	JOHNSTON FORBES-ROBERTSON - LoveToKnow Article on JOHNSTON FORBES-ROBERTSON
		JOHNSTON FORBES-ROBERTSON - LoveToKnow Article on JOHNSTON FORBES-ROBERTSON
		His refined and artistic style, and beautiful voice and elocution made him a marked man on the English stage, and in Pineros The Profligate at the Garrick theatre (1889), under Hares management, he established his position as one of the most individual of London actorS.
		He studied under Samuel Phelps, from whom he learnt the traditions of the tragic stage.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /F/FO/FORBES_ROBERTSON_JOHNSTON.htm

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