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... ladividualist is the beat up-to-date game in the world. To begin with, it pledgee yon to no hing. In the old 'Esthetic when Oscar Wilde was King, one could poss., sad fall into rapturous positions, and quote the eminent Rarsian author, Tomeki Itottovich„ on ...
... oynicaL Rochefomild. *hen combined with water, supplied the dialogue of many a modern comedy. If this wain% a sly Mt at Oscar Wilde, otherwile John O'Flaherty, I don't knoit anything about as all. Pntise ! Praise !! Praise ! ! I is what the dramatist ...
... how seaside -esort could get along without it. th :l What a wonderful fascination the ocean has over us to be sure. Mr. Oscar Wilde was ctissppointed in the Atlantic, and deserves to he drowned in it for saying so. What can b. more exhilarating or suggestive ...
... view of dramatic art. • • • But the pet result of this is that instead of By the way, it may not be generally known ' one Oscar Wilde we have half-a-dozen, and that out of Manchester that on Thursday last Mr, • in his multiple form he is an amusing corn- ...
... Byron's burlesqnm—y o n can buy them_ for sixpeaces!o pyb o o k, scissors, end pate a big pot; raps from weeklies and Oscar Wilde has always found willing sympathisers over here. Many Frenchmen cannot understand why he should be itn=fled, and ever sin ...
... CELL. The Perfumed Drawlng•room is Closed. WILDE AT BOW - ST. TAYLOR ARRESTED. FELLOW - PRISONERS SALUTE. (Telegram to Tin Oscar Wilde was brought up in custody at Bow-street Police Court, London, yesterday (Saturday) morning. The court was not open until ...
... picture suow to be held in the familiar rooms—and to bid farewell to the place tor ever. When the gallery first opened acid Oscar Wilde constituted himself its apostle, there was simply a rage for the curious pictures of long-umbed, pallid Psyches and floppy ...
... the l'rince of Wales's.—Harry Poulton threatens to produce in London shortly • new comedy, entitled The Lord Mayor. —Oscar Wilde is to do • play for Mr. Hare.—Lewis Waller has secured the provincial right., of A Woman of No Importance.—Millncker's ...
... creation of Oscar Wilde's, and the prospect affected me differently to what it would have done had the author been, say, Haddon Chambers, Sidoey Grundy, or even Jones or Pinero. • • • HIS is a eery good evidence of the 'sort of bold which Oscar Wilde has obtained ...
... confusion to all old wives' fables, forgetful perhaps that actors as a race are hardly less superstitious than sailors. Oscar Wilde, however, that the notion of this club is dreadful to him, not that there is anything in popular superstition—of not ...
... free advertising lately, be has written this book, whioh is published anonymously, in ridicule of ohimself. Oscar • Wilds', reflections on Oscar Wilde would, of coarse, be delirious; but, on meeting' the ex-iesthete the other day, I put the question to him ...
... are annually visaed by the Gaiety company. This ought to mean additional good business for the enterprising Van B. • • • Oscar Wilde, the apostle of the lily, says: The more insincere • man is the mere purely intellectual his ideas will be. Row intellectual ...