... persistently attacked by the press. If you are strong enough to stand up end fight no amount of abuse can put you down. Oscar Wilde publicly called actors puppets, yet they are delighted to play his comedies. He also puffed a cigarette in the faces of ...

... MADNESS AND METHOD. It la rather late to be discussing Oscar Wilde's Salome, hot Mr. Au brey Beardshie • illustrations thereto have rewakenad the American iatereet In Oscar and the new movement in pictorial art. America indeed pays more attention to ...

... are supplied with water, some scheme will be found which will enable every district to h►ve its require. 'ants met. Mr. Oscar Wilde is not of course to be judged by °idiom./ canons, any more than, according to hie theory, any true literary instinct is ...

... successful pantomime at the Lyceum. There is. too, an account by Mr. Percival H. W. Almy of an interesting interview with Mr. Oscar Wilde, which was successfully brought off at Babbaconabe. We gather from it that Keats is his favourite poet ; that he does not ...

... wall-known faces of Lord Londeeborough, Sir Edward Clarke, Mr. Lockwood, Q.C., Mr. Labouchere, Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft, Mr. Oscar Wilde, and many others of note in the fashionable, literary, and artistic world, gave both The Charlatan and the actors an ...

... news that Mr. Coghlan has undertaken, at the suggestion of his sister, Mies Rose Cog tlan, to rinwrite the last act of Mr. Oscar Wilde , play, A Woman of No Importance, and to repres-nt Lord Illingtoorgle, the part for which he was originally cast. The ...

... principal parts will be acted by Mr. Charles Groves and Mr. Sydney Brough, Miss Ellis Jeffreys ►od Miss S. Vaughan. Another Oscar Wilde story is being told—and, indeed, it was time, for most of its predecessors were getting very shiny at the seam.. The present ...

... the Heyaurket Theatre, which they ham leased foe about fear months from Mr. Tree. Their meanie play is maw comedy by Mr. Oscar Wilde, and they have also secured a sew piece by Mr. H. C. Carton. Amass thugs already included in the ram are Mr. Waller, Mr ...

... Duckoorth H. I. . Sorgt. H. Mudge Lieut. K. Hee, Corp'. E. G. Lte A LOVILY 1D1.A. They tell raspy characteristic anecdotes of Oscar Wilde in Amino& Perhaps they invent some of them. At a recent garden party be was intrectmeed Mrs. Osgood, of Knetmorth House ...

... name ie mentioned with that of the . the list Of prob;;leprOductioe; appear Mr. yin•ro'• •'Second Mrs. 'raoqueray. Mr. Oscar wild.'. E4leate, aad Falstaff, br tbe late Paul Delft•. It ls uoder . steod th;t Mr. Willara inteods, attic he shall have ...

... Alice Barnett, Mir Nancy Intaeh, and MISS Jerk Bond. Miss Maude Mat will impanonate one of principal characters in Mr. Oscar Wilds's new play, to be produced by Misers. Waller and Morell, at the Haymarket Theater. in January. Mr. E. S. Willard has sent ...

... be differently constituted before this wise advice, for it is wise advice, can be followed. The English edition of Mr. Oscar Wilds's Salome, daintily hound in Irish linen, is is appear nevt week. The P:istonic Lament, The Woman in the The Peacock ...