THE LATE BARRY SULLIVAN

Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7878, 1 June 1891, Page 6

THE LATE BARRY SULLIVAN

The Argm In an a'tlcleoni B*«J Sullivan, whose death was mc«»J"» nounced by cable, «y»:< S SSE by che reports of G. V. Brookes brilUsW success in these colonies, Mr SalU«« » solved to pay a professional Australia. He came out In * h f >^ t l _2 and made his first «PI^W, a S Bt to Theatre Royal on the W rf the character of Hamlet,,«<«!?! 1£ Charles Poole and Miss £«J V? J?r JSS MrH. N. Warner, Mr Jackson, and others. The «W «£ fi g ment was everything It "3 aud this proved soJif a strict disciplinarian like .bltn»*tf.«£ he only played a short e<s^ m altbougS it was otherwise s;««#"£ one. Subsequently he lessen the !!«■£» Royal fromlts then Ambrose Kyte, grounded l>!'»*J*g an excellent working comply, his pieces liberally aud well, them efficiently in every re»P*- SB raised tue character of the materially. He had powerful to contend against at «« h «* i**E4». the persons of Mr aud Mrs Cnarfes *-»j under the experienced g f £ Mr George Coppla: but Mrjllarrj Sq held his own, both at che i» e *»* f^ a and subsequently during a abicrt at the Princess's, where "Money" were perform*! w J' w^ cast of characters as has ****£&. equalled siuce.for it included B^Jg van, Joseph Jefferson, J. %Jjf r aii Robert Heir, and Mcs«r* _*»**«£- -sTewart.lnd'Harv.ood. Mrs Alfred Pbil ips, S?S b hE*b Green. Early in the year ISBO Mr ba.» v returned to the mother country.»«-» "understood, a modest fortune as ths £ suit of four years' hard wor* aad a application to the J^^l^Lx rl» fesaion, and on the 22ud of in that year he reappeared at Theatre,, ___

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