| 词条 | Marjorie Bonner (19th century actress) |
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Marjorie Bonner (died 1895), the stage name of Catherine F. Goodwin,{{citation needed|date=August 2017}} was a 19th century American stage actress. In 1883 she was in the Rhea Company of actors. Monte Cristo was presented by the National Theatre in December. Actor James O'Neill performed the leading role with Frederic De Belleville playing Noirlier. The female characters were of lesser significance in the play but were rendered convincingly by Bonner, Eugenie Blair, and Annie Boudinot.[1] In May 1885 Bonner acted the part of Cicely Blaine, the heroine in Galley Slave, adapted from the writing of Bartley Campbell. The plot of the play dealt with impediments in the path of love. The characters were Americans traveling in Europe. The settings included Venice, Italy, Rome, Italy, and different parts of France.[2] Bonner often played second to actress Margaret Mather.[3] Her appearance was compared to Lily Langtry and she was called "The New Jersey Lily".[3] DeathBonner was found dead in her New York City apartment on November 15, 1895, the apparent victim of an overdose of morphine. She had a sister, Myra Goodwin, who was also an actress, and predeceased her.[4] References1. ^Amusements, Washington Post, December 18, 1883, p. 2. {{authority control}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Bonner, Marjorie}}2. ^The Opening of the Amusement Hall, Waukesha Freeman, May 28, 1885, pg. 4. 3. ^Those Who Amuse Us, Fort Wayne Gazette, Sunday, February 25, 1883, p. 2. 4. ^1 Catherine Goodwin Dead, Evening Times (Washington, DC), November 16, 1895. 6 : 19th-century American actresses|American stage actresses|1895 deaths|Year of birth unknown|Date of death unknown|Place of birth unknown |
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