John, all chagrin as he deposited the lady upon her feet, saw her lip curl, and her dark eyes flash scornfully at the leading juvenile man who, with grimacing intent to tease, had made the remark to the ingenue as both passed near.
I am glad you have been such a success; I pride myself that whether in England or in France l'ingenue va bien.
Here Charles Frohman saw her work, and liked it so much that he engaged her for the ingenue in his first stock company, then lodged at Proctor's Twenty-Third Street Theater.
Florence Pitt played ingenue in stock when she was only fifteen!
Her frock was an ingenue slip of lawn, with a wide gold sash and a low square neck, which gave a suggestion of throat and molded shoulders.
He had some influence with the manager of the Ingenue Theatre, and there were other reasons.
Not only were most of his fellow students present, but also a number of the chorus ladies from the Ingenue Theatre, who were sprinkled among the crowd, conspicuous by their bizarre hats and ultra-fashionable costumes.
But debts had accumulated; though he gave up card parties and wine parties he found that friendship with an actress of the Ingenue Theatre was an expensive luxury.
At eight o'clock he went to the Ingenue Theatre and waited at the stage door for Ruby Strode to arrive.
The Ingenue Theatre is largely patronised by the army, the navy, and the House of Lords.
Here's the Ingenue Theatre, so you had better leave me now unless you want to lose your reputation!
He had only known Miss Strode seven months, but six weeks after their meeting outside the stage-door of the Ingenue Theatre they had been engaged to be married.
The first thing Rupert read was the "Ingenue Theatre," a poster staring at him in six-inch letters.
Counting ten slowly proved to be the proper deference to the smile, and Miss Malone was allowed to come down the stage and complete, undisturbed, her ingenue request to know what the two good people were conspiring about.
Tinker muttered, as Wanda Malone finished another ingenue question with a light laugh, as commanded by her manuscript.
