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... Hall, will be pro- duced, and during the week The Second Mrs Tanqueray, by Mr Pinero, and Lady Winder- mere's Fan, by Oscar Wilde, will be pre- sented. It is needless to say that these latter very remarkable productions have formed a chief element in ...
... PLYied.UTH, Mendav-Yalet te, from Bombay for London, TENERIFPET, Monday-Arab, fromn the Caps for South. snopton, left. Oscar Wilde says that the most vluable fan in ,Europe is owned by. the Princess Metternieb. ~Wlmtabout Lab~ Wia ~eimer's. Thu ...
... direction of Mr. 1I. H. Klorell, arrived rio-dly, for the proino- ?? neat week of the society vlay, by our quorrdan n, Mr. Oscar Wilde, A Woman of no Importanco. The comupany boaetq several leading Loudon actors. includinz Miss Florence West, Misd I lilda ...
... matter in contravention of any set of the Imperial Parliament. The , collocation reminds one of the ingenious lady in Oscar Wilde's play who prescribed mis- a sionaries or magic lanterns for the enlighaen- ' ment of the heathen. ...
... appeal being made, and he gave the student the alternative of paying a fine of S5. The case recalls a story told by Mr. Oscar Wilds in his lecture on. returning- from his tour in the Western States of America. He said he visited a primitive theatre in ...
... curtain. The prosperous run of Bypatia at the Haymarket came to an end last night in the full tide uf its favour, and Mr. Oscar Wilde's new play, through its production on Wednes- day evening next, will enjoy, in the event of its proving successful, the ...
... delegates from y our province. To-night the Prince of Wales and the Duke ani Duchess of Teek honoured the performance of M1r. Oscar Wilde's new piece, entitled A Woman of teo Importance, at the Haymarket Theatre with their presence. There was no public recognition ...
... 'ut'lter b vailuable contribution to the history of the saiue I period. Mr. H Beerbohm Tree's coumanyv on tour with Mr. Oscar Wilde'splay,A Woman of No Importance, fared well at the Gaiety Theatre duaring the weck, c and last night the loading actor ...
... So this Hine hole Bill has been the first of their greoat auvert'seuients. They can see how much it resernbles that of Oscar Wilde-a cardinals hat with the dress oc tha Scarlet Woman of Ba9byloa coocisely indicates the source of its inspiration. It was ...