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... MINIATURE LAWN-TENNIS COURT AT THE CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW MRS. HANBURY, VISCOUNT LASCELLES, H.R.H. PRINCESS MARY, AND SIR WILLIAM AND LADY NOREEN BASS. Their Majesties the King and Queen visited the Chelsea Flower ...
... By E. W. Hornung. {John Murray 75. 6d. net.) Mr. Fortune's Practice. By H. C. Bailey. {Methuen 6s. net.) I AT THE CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW LADY JULIET TREVOR. Photograph by C.A\] Lady Juliet Trevor is the daughter of the fourth Earl of Lonsdale, and the wife ...
... proceed to the Chelsea of the future, from which it appears that that resort will one day be entirely run by women, a sight which makes the Sage of Chelsea wake up and take a header into the river. There are also decorative scenes of the Chelsea potteries ...
... Pygmalion of course there would be. Defiantly wilfully wrong things, intended to irritate. If Mr. Shaw for any length of time showed no signs of any intention to irritate I should have the gravest apprehensions about his health. He will per sist in doing ...
... ordinary and more lifelike pictures of things like a burglary and a fashionable gaming house, a sale at Christie's, and a flower-show at Chelsea all which scenes are necessary to illustrate the remarkable sto-ry of crime and international complications and mild ...
... water nymphs from The Marriage Market, at Daly's Theatre. Reading from left to right, our picture shows Misses Elsie Spencer, Yedn 1c Grand, Nene Flower, Evelyn Drew, Evie Carew, Jean Stirling, and Kate Zoller. Miss Phyllis Monkman, Who appears in the ...
... piece than with any other. Only one of the characters lacks chastity, and she is the one we like best, thus inexpensively showing our own charity. To affect a momentary gravity, we might say that whereas charity is, like air, as (1 common to one age and ...
... easy and agreeable exercise, for her picture of Eliza Doolittle is as prettily, wittily gay as any flower in the Covent Garden baskets or as any flower of speech in the Shavian text. It introduces also Mr. Robert Morley, whose Higgins is full of character ...
... that in the story as it stands the main differences in what makes the play the thing are despite a partial crossing of Chelsea with the Quartier Latin of no very great importance. It will scarcely be denied that La Fernme Nae is a French piece with ...
... tiresome incum brances is to gamble for high stakes, especially as she is always so lucky at cards. So we pass from a flower show at Chelsea to a private gambling den in Wilton Square, and from thence to the Admiral's cabin on the battleship, and a really ...
... pictures that Whistler shows the most marked divergence from the work of other men, and it is in his painting of the many harmonies he was the first to see, and the London atmosphere that he was one of the first to appreciate, that he shows his greatest distinction ...
... Spring expressed in beds of pansies, in the red blossom of the Judas trees, in the banked rhododendrons and the clumps of flowering wygeria; whatever it may have been, I felt that the palm must go to this garden in the Bois de Boulogne, although at this ...