Nethersole

Written for Olga Nethersole but never produced in the United States.

Bibliography: Jack London 2010

She stops abruptly and gazes at Kersdale: Then she stretched her forth her arms in that adorable, sensuous way that Olga Nethersole [the English actress, 1863 – 1951] has of embracing an audience.

“Some day, all the fools will be dead....” 2008

Nethersole said "We wanted to bring searching to a new level, a level which really does provide the best results, however, this does not always mean the most popular ones".

Archive 2006-09-01 Thatsnews 2006

Nethersole said "We wanted to bring searching to a new level, a level which really does provide the best results, however, this does not always mean the most popular ones".

A rival to Google has been released with advanced options such as live crawling and anti-spam Thatsnews 2006

In Kent a small pond is called Sole, whence Nethersole.

The Romance of Names Ernest Weekley 1909

The last order which concerned these records from December 30, 1623, until the company was finally overthrown, in June of the following year — when the organi - zation, according to Nethersole, became a company for trade and not for government — was a letter of the council to "Nicholas Ferrar, Deputie," to bring to them unopened all letters which had come in a ship lately arrived from Virginia.

The Records of the Virginia Company of London 1906

Nethersole, then quite unknown, made a striking impression of evil, though playing only a small part.

Vanishing Roads and Other Essays Richard Le Gallienne 1906

Olga Nethersole Exit with one Hand over his streaming Eyes, and the life-long Friend sat there with Salt Water spattered all over him and nothing in his Hand.

People You Know George Ade 1905

Nethersole -- whom we too rarely see in town -- and even ignoring what may be called "recognized leading ladies" who are "resting" reluctantly, there remains a powerful group of young actresses of experience and talent fully competent to satisfy the reasonable requirements of these gentlemen who are complaining of the "dearth."

Our Stage and Its Critics By "E.F.S." of "The Westminster Gazette" Edward Fordham Spence 1896

At the usual ship's concert both Nethersole and Calvé inscribed their names on programs which were auctioned off for the benefit of the disabled sailors 'fund.

Charles Frohman: Manager and Man Daniel Frohman 1895