... An Engliali•Dishman no morein No more Britannia's henchman; I leave this Puritanic shore, I go to be a Frenchman ! Thus Oscar Wilde, in tones acute, Declares Art over-ridden, Because a gentleman astute Ms playlet has forbidden. But surely Oscar has been ...

... which the police were in possession. Every man can be a first-rate something, says a _good but not especially gifted poet. Oscar Wilde, Hangman Berry, the Bearded Lady, and Ananias, for instance. Now that I have my brand-new train. She said, with joyous ...

... Looking back upon the week in Landon, the eye encounters virtually a blank, save for the production of the burlesque of Oscar Wilde and his methods at the Cmedy Theatre while looking forward to the coming week we meet with a perfect thicket of new plays-- ...

... however well it might be hidden in the frizzled and tousled days which now, they tell me, are numbered. • • • Anecdotes of Oscar Wilde are at present pervading the clube. I have not seen his new Pie, yet, but I am glad that be has written it, as it was that ...

... 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- ...

... lEi - ug D4 2-1 * A b—W(;n7is wu.. p747onTiaaV:-.77.:7.7 — 0c05iCer - A good thing, attributed rightly or wrongly to Mr. Oscar Wilde, is going the round of the dinner tables. Chair, so the story goes, was once profoundly bored after dinner and much irritated ...

... follow these favourites of the Ito Hypatie is A of No Pait. Importance (the was say, • play of no importance), by Oscar Wilde. b; Mr. Zdwardeg, Marina lieedwee the I Equally excellent in another direction is Dorothy, Fromm Dysart the Lydia, Miss ...

... as Ivan Caryll is simply John Tilkins, and that our eminent Franco-Hibernian poet and esthete, known to the world as Oscar Wilde, is really John O'Flaberty. Thus is the gilt being constantly knocked off the world's gingerbread. • • • those During the ...

... its characters, and the unquestionable humour of its dialogue. I find it almost as amusing as Brookfield's burlesque of Oscar Wilde, and there is little doubt that, with a proper overhauling, it will make a capital evening bill, probably for the Court ...

... The pretty youth was called for, and came on adorned as to his button-hole with the green flower which is now effected by Oscar Wilde and his friend. It is an artificial product—a white carnation dipped in sulphuric acid or something of that sorb, the effect ...

... other historical place and period it would de just as well. • • • As it is, Kit Marlowe forms an agreeable prelude to Oscar Wilde's eccentric comedy of manners. The mother-in-law story of Lady Windermere's Fan impressed me unfavourably in the first ...

... escape is an old favourite with the lovers of melodrama, but it is adroitly manage. ' Thu suited John O'Flaberty, otherwise Oscar Wilde, to be the poseur, and at times the fisrrear, of artistic life. 4 • • • But in Lady In the last act Mrs. &limas has once ...