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... his contempt c for Parliament. He was bound over to find two c sureties of £8100 to keep the peace for six months. t Mr. Oscar Wilde and Mr. H. Champion became I sureties, and ho was liberated. He formed one of E the party who, along with Mr. Cunningham ...
... brimful of superstition as e] I old Scotch crone of two or three generations g9 or thesimplest of rish peasant women. i: Oscar Wilde approached the superstitions p 14ich the Thiteen Club want to destroy, like hi t' aesthete, and in the spirit of one who ...
... sort of earn- dr 5pan~ion to her. He was at 'Wiesbadsn when she Y arrived there. He had an idea that she w~as coming.- Mr. Oscar Wilde was a member of t 0the party at that time. His income was derived co a from his music. He composed songs. He reedl- n1C ...
... works bad not yet got abroad to the extent of batter lknn works by major poets. Amongstr1 manny others, he referred to Mrr. Oscar Wilde, who, besides being a poet, was a personality, a a qualification which he did not see in other minor 1 poets; but the sorrow ...
... William Watson, Co'entry Patmore, Christ 'd Rossetti, Jean Ingelow, Richard Le. Gallienne, ry Andrew Lang, Alice Meynell, and Oscar Wilde a, and as they haiie one and all been chosen with At perfect discriation, they constitute a in charning garland. ly The ...
... Eight o'clock precisely. o1 L BEERBOHM TREE'S comnany in the Society Success of the Season. S W03IA-N OF NO IMPORTANCE, By OSCAR WILDE, Froc the AYMARKET THTRE , LON'DO. SS Pl6open daily 10 to 4. TelephEne 416l. TEE iNEW STAR MUSIC HALA 1 *WrsAaSO.SQIARE ...
... MSONDAY NEXT. 9;T INST.. And HA. BEERBOf TREE-S snip3nr in4 the Society Success of the Se son, A W0A-N OF NO IMPORTANCE, By OSCAR WILDE, PCDe the HAYsARKET THEATRE, LONDON. B. Y!SDpen daily10to 4. Telephone 4161. 6ap? ?rllE N-EW STAR MUSIC HALL, IT`LBL.LM ...
... THEIR LONDON COMPANY, zrx NOS DOROTHY DEN`E, in the Society Success of the Peiod. 2; A WOM 0W OF NO. s .31PORTANCE. BY MIL. OSCAR WILDE. BIONDAY NEXT, THE lsr OCTOBER, fol Fist Production on any Stage ei t A SORCERESS OF LOVE. F3 AdaPted by Louis N. Parker ...
... THEIR LONDON COMPANY, InCLUD5No MISS DOROTHY DENTE, In the SOdety Success of the Period, A WON OF NO IMPORTAYGE. BY MU. OSCAR WILDE. MONDAY NEXT, THEIS i OCTOBER, First Production on any Stage of A SORCERESS OF LOVE. Box Office 10 to 4. Telephone 1327 ...
... WEST, AND THEIR LONDONCOUPANY, MISS DOROTHY DEE.. In the Society Success of the Period. A WOMA OF NO IMPORTANCE. BY MB. OSCAR WILDE- O 9ONDAY NEXT, THE 1S8 OCTOBER, Fiat Production on any Stage of A SORCERESS OF LOVE. idipted by Louis N. Parker from SARDOU'S ...
... Eight o'cloc preciselv, ME. H. BEERBOUM TREE'S Company in the Society Success of the Season, A WOM1AN 0 N0 IFPORTANCE, BV OSCAR WILDE. Fran the HAYMARKET THEATRE, LONDON. BoPhlsn ape: daiy 10 to 4. Telephone 4161. THE ZEW STAR MUSIC HALL, I WILILAASoN-SQUARE ...
... for To-morrow (Saturday). TO-31ORROW (SATURDAY), AT 8 O'CLOCK. LAST PERFORMANCE OF A WOTOMAIN OF NO I MPORTANCE. BY M1Rt. OSCAR WILDE. ISFLOREyCZ WWSTs8 MsR. AnB;reOcr. SE AKESPEARE THEATRE. MONDAY TNEXT. OCTOBER 1. FIRST PRODIC'TION ON ANY STAGE Op A S ...