- John
Michael Vandenhoff (31
March 1790 – 4
October 1861) was an
English actor. He
performed in
London theatres, and also in
Edinburgh and Liverpool; he...
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Charlotte Elizabeth Vandenhoff (1818 – 31 July 1860),
became Charlotte Swinbourne, was a
British actress who
appeared in
leading theatres in London, New...
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George Vandenhoff (18
February 1820 - 15 June 1885) was an
English actor and
elocutionist who
performed in
Britain and the
United States.
Vandenhoff was...
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Timarch of Masillia,
James Robertson Anderson as
Ingomar and
Charlotte Vandenhoff as Parthenia. It
appeared frequently on the
American stage for the remainder...
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Covent Garden on 12
September 1842. The
original cast
included John
Vandenhoff as
Matthew Elmore,
Walter Lacy as St. Lo,
Alfred Wigan as Morluc, William...
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galvanism experimentation,
founder of the
University of
Strathclyde John
Vandenhoff,
leading Victorian actor Henry Vaughan, art
collector who gave one of...
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Distin and sons; and for the
recitation of Antigone, John
Vandenhoff,
Charlotte Vandenhoff and
George Bennett. Chitty,
Alexis (1900). "Wednesday Concerts" ...
- "Blyth"),
inspired by a
conversation he had with
fellow actor Charles Vandenhoff about his
acting ancestor William Barrymore (1759–1830), a late-18th and...
- as Ion,
Ellen Tree (and
subsequently Helena Faucit) as Clemanthe, John
Vandenhoff as Adrastus, King of Argos,
Charles Thompson as Medon,
George John Bennett...
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compelled to
resign their government.
Another contemporary actor George Vandenhoff in
Dramatic Reminiscences also
bears testimony to the fact that: ‘To Vestris's...
