... THE BATTLE of the REPERTORY THEATRE with COMMERCIALISM Grace at the Duke of York's Theatre The Duke of York's has reopened to the sound of a record and a criticism in the shape of Mr. P. P. Howe's ...

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... I f 1 U=iJ A Hot Corner in Lisbon Special Sphere picture L Gateway Smashed by Gunfire Special Sphere picture Where a Hail of Bullets Struck J Special Sphere picture 1 Shot Marks on Hotel D'Inglaterra Special Sphere picture 8 y These pictures are from untouched photographic negatives. The shot-holes on the face of the hotel are indicated by crosses W ...

... lei |j The Rebuilding of If A fter the Terrible yjk IVingSIOn e Earthquake oj 1907. yvp \J NEW PUBLIC BUILDINGS OF REINFORCED CONCRETE IN KINGSTON. TAMAICA ftvj A THE BUSINESS SECTION OF KINGSTON REBUILT IN REINFORCED CONCRETE AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE N m The reconstruction of Kingston, Jamaica, on the reinforced concrete system has been completed with great rapidity since it was devastated by the ...

... jp, BY HENRY LEACH. Black King's Golf. I am confronted with the statement in my daily paper that Bishop Tucker of Uganda has arrived in London from his diocese, and, being interviewed in the usual manner, observed that Uganda was progressing well-- had, in fact, made the most wonderful advance during the last twenty years. Then the Bishop gave a short list of examples of the progress that had ...

... iHE DEPARTING VICEROY: Lord Minto's Farewell to Indian Chiefs t j i i u h,in tn hid firewpll to the DeoDle over whom he has ruled For the past five years. He will leave Simla on November 2, ...

... 1 IN TOWN J^AND OUN The Court. THE King and Queen had a busy time in town last week. Their departure for Sandringham was put off because of the illness of Prince Francis of Teck, and throughout the week many visitors were received at Marl borough House, amongst them the Due d'Orleans, the Empress Eugénie, General Sir Archibald Hunter, and several members of the Teck family. Both the King and ...

... THE, SOCIAL EVENT OF THE WEE1 TIhe Slerlbert-Vesey WedldliEsg> att J^simes9, Piccadilly, ILastt We]&. THE GROUP OF BRIDESMAIDS TWO LITTLE TRAINBEARERS Master Henry Duckworth and Lady Evelyn Herbert completed a charming group by their attendance as trainbearers on the bride. Master Duckworth is a nephew of the bridegroom THE BRIDE AND BRDEGROOM The bride, the Hon. Mary Vesey, is the only ...

... Priscilla iim Parigo MY DEAR UNCLE,-- What a crazy soul you are, and how little you care about your poor little niece's letters. Last week I tell you about Mayol's new cafè-concert and what a huge success it is, and then you reply. So glad your friend, Margot, is getting on so well. Margot, indeed What a wax Mayol would be in if he knew I should never dare tell that spruce little man with ...

... WOMEN AND -THE CAR By JOSEPH HEIGHTON. IF evidence was required as to the keen enthusiasm of the lady motorist of to-day it would be found in the popularity of the lectures held under the auspices of the Ladies' Automobile Club, whose headquarters is Claridge's Hotel. The use of the car in war; roads and their improvement and use; new ideas in engines; aero planes and airships-- these are some ...

... GOSSIP PROM THE GREEN-ROOM. An Amusing Farce. MISS LENA ASHWELL and Miss May Palfrey have provided their patrons at the Kingsway Theatre with very light and frivolous fare. Company for George, by Mr. Warren Bell, may not be a classic among the farces, but one is very pleasantly amused all the time-- and that is a great deal. Probabilities do not concern Mr. Bell. He ignores them as completely ...

... THE Ca*M The Monaco Revolution. When I read that the entire population of Monaco had held a meeting in the Théátre des Variétés to learn what was the result of their threat to depose the reigning Prince it occurred to me that the great events of the Principality were taking place amidst exactly suitable surroundings. The revolution of Monaco will, I am quite sure, figure on the stage in many ...