... !t!-Al ?? ??iiti , SATURDAY, DEC. 1, 1894. OSCAR WILDE AS A DRAMATIST. Mr OSCAR WILDE'S present position as a playwright is a deeply interesting one; and our anxiety is intensified by the approach of the production of his new play at the Haymarket. There ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE ON AUBICA +. TEA l P-u - -A - At the rrince's Hall, Piccadilly, on Tuesday i Oscar Wilde lectured on his Person'al Impresin evnh~ Ar ieb before a large and fashionable audience. lrs5in Anteriu6, , that he had very little useful information ...

... and sometimes Mr Kellie's compositions were sung by others. He was particularly fortunate in one of these, written by Mr Oscar Wilde. Some may not be aware that the author who is so cynical in A Woman of No Importance can be, when he likes, especially tender ...

... AN IDEAL HUSBAND. A New and Original Play of Modern Life, by Oscar Wilde, Produced at the Haymarket Theatre on Thursday, Jan. 3d, 1895. The Earl of Caversham . Mr ALFRED BISHOP Lord Goring ?? Mr CHARLES H. HAWTREY Sir Robert Chiltern Mr Lewis WALLER ...

... LADY WINDEPRMERE'S FAN. Comedy, in Four Acts, by Oscar Wilde, First produced-at the St. James's Theatre on Feb. 20th, Lord Windermere ?? Mr GEORGE ALEXANDEsR Lord Darlington ?? Mr NUTCOMBE GOULD -Lord Augustus Lorton ?? Mr H. H. VINCENT Mr Charles ...

... has much annoyed her by his eccentricities in costume. He has adopted a style of dress somewhat like that in which Mr Oscar Wilde used to delight the town. He prides himself on being unconventional in his velvet jacket, his broad, low collar, long hair ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... wvill contribute to its contents :-Lord Tennyson, Robert Browning, who has written a sonnet on Shakespeare ; Lady Brassey, Oscar Wilde, Hugh Conway (Mr Fred. W. Fargus), Violet Fane, Lady Con- stance Howard, Hon. Lewis Wingfield, Frank Marshall, WV. ...

... gowns, with flowing streamers of lemon are immensely becoming, and there is a nocturne in yellow satin, that, to quote Mr Oscar Wilde, could console one forall the miseries of life. Miss Josephine Findlay is a bright and picturesque Robinson, and her tuneful ...