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... 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 ...
... Esploozas. On New Year's Eve Messrs. Lewis Waller and IL. H. Morell will openC the Haymarket with a new comuedy by Mr. Oscar Wilde, and they have also secmed a new piece ly M r. t. C. Carton. The company coun ps r sirs . Waller, ilfred Blishop C . H. ...
... said' that Mrf. Rosa has arranged 1 with Mr. UiGon Tlioiuns tompose an opera for the season bf l~ Iot' 1'is saidthat Mr. Oscar Wilde announces his l inteitlo 9 bf going bn tht stage, his chief ambition beih to laY Orrlhido to Mrsg Iangtrys' Rosalipd! T ...
... AN IDEAL HUSBAND. A New and Original Play of Modern Life, by Oscar Wilde, Produced at the Haymarkee Theatre, on Thursday, Jan. 3d, 1895. The Earl of Caversham. ?? Mr ALFRED Bss[uor Lord Goring ?? Mr CHARLES H. HAWTRRY Sir Robert Chiltern ?? Air LEwIs ...
... ENGLISH OPERA House with undiminished success. It is stated that Madame Sarah Bernhardt has accepted a little piece by Mr. Oscar Wilde in which she contemplates' playing the leading character. The controversy about the inscription on and about the Temple ...
... homely fare. The first leader about Fellows Going Home from school for the Christmas Holidays is capitally written. Mr. Oscar Wilde evidently finds sotne difficulty in elevating the Lady's ff o~ld into the larger atmosphere and more ambitious plan of the ...
... dead friend back to Germany. WaE2., Mr Oscar Wilde was at a miniers' ball in Leadville he saw a notice over tie piano to the following effect:- Please don't shoot at the pianist, lie is doing his best. Mr Oscar Wilde adds that, considering the amount of ...
... XR. OSCAR WIlDE 'S S DORIAN GRA E' * MR. OSCAR WILDE'S new novelette (it fills a hundred large pages of .4Ppsncoffs Magazine) is compounded of three elements in equal propor- tions. It is one part Stevenson, one part Huysmans, one part Wilde. But for ...
... ass, and a white angel appearing-againsta blood-red sky, would be likely to commend itself more to the disciples of Mr. Oscar Wilde than to those of Mr. William Morris. Messrs. Macmillan and Co. contribute a couple of capital volumes to the Christmas store ...
... In an article that appeared in the earlier issue; of zlie Grap/ie of last week it was inadvertently ins1pliedl that Mr. Oscar Wilde was assisted in the writing of his plays l)y a collaborateur. We sincerely regret that any such mistake should have been ...
... Madame (le Novikofl (the 0. L; of the t] Norther.a FEcho), was suddenly summoned toellos-. eow by the illness of her son. Oscar Wilde said, before leaving America, that he wi:hed to go to a country where he was unnLown, if any such existed, U During Dr. ...