... but in this respect it is probable that some alteration will be made. A reporter of the New York Hcrald has again run Mr. Oscar Wilde to earth. This was in the lobby of the Brunswick Hotel, and the journalistat once opened fire by the personal observation ...

... THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST. I A Trivial Comedy for Serious People, by Oscar Wilde, Played for the First Time at the St. James's Theatre, on Thursday, Feb. 14th, 1895. John Worthing .. . Mr GEORGE ALEXANDER Algernon Moncrieffe.. Mr ALLAN AYNESWORTH ...

... George Honey, will be sustained by Mr. Byron. Vera is the title of the new poetical drama of Russian life written by Mr. Oscar Wilde, which is shortly to be produced at a maatine at the ADELP111 Theatre. We may here remark that reports that Mr. Wilde has ...

... Underdown, Q.C., and Mr. Poland, Q.C. ; art patronage, Mr. Aird, Sir John Pender, and Mr. Sebag- Montefiore ; letters, Mr. Oscar Wilde, Mr. Cosmo Monkhouse, Mr. Grego, Mr. Broadley, and Mr.. Boyes; and there !were besides Sir J. C. Robinson, Mr. Bernard Partridge ...

... Ambroise Thomas's Mfigetwn Altogether the concert was one of which the Stok Exchange Orchestra may be justly proud. Mu OSCAR WILDE, it is said, has just finished a comedy in four acts, to be produced in Paris. It is not strange, he said, that I wish ...

... brilliant RIflashes of -wit whbich scintillate titroegh the O- Whole play in the really intellootual feast n which only Oscar Wilde could serve up in all 3 the glare of the footlights. and which only a o- ninctheenth-century audieniso could appreciate- ...

... CIRCUMSTANCES, upon which it is unnecessary to dwell, will naturally arouse some curiosity as to the merits of Poems, by Oscar Wilde (David Bogue). It may at once be said that the verses are very clever, and, if they do not show any striking amount of ...

... States, will play the part of ths astute Mr. Gammon, of the firm of Quirk, Gammon and Snap of Hatton Garden, London. Mr. Oscar Wilde, who was some years ago about to bring out a play of Russian life at the ADELPHT, but somehow did not do so, is at last ...

... to issue the book simultaneously in America. A N English version of Salom w ill follow the three English plays by Mr Oscar Wilde which Messrs Elin Mathews & John Lane have in the press. It may be mentioned that the publishers have cowrmissioned Mr Aubrey ...

... Chatfeild Clarke, Mr. Beasis, Mr. Frank Dillon, Mr. Haynes Williams, Mr. I. Hetherington, Mr. 5 M. H. Spielmann, and Mr. Oscar Wilde, who sat next to Mr. James Orrock. At the table of Mr. C. IV. Mitehell, the painter of H Hypatis and other well-remembered ...

... bright pages from a Mediterranean sketch-book ; M. Gaston Jollivet discoursing on Art at the ' Mirlirons ' Club; Mr. Oscar Wilde warbling a little canzonet, full of sweetness and iight; and MM.Hervieu and Lau ol providing somne fairly entertaining fiction ...

... said the dear old lady, 'f it wasn't his child Harold.' Bus WotuE Gwts.I-A 'Society sixpenny' states that it in thle Dlir Oscar Wilde stood before the, bust of Nero the Louvre that he decided to crisp his flowing locks Sfter the fashion of the Imperial Fiddler ...