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... POETS AS RECITERS. I am glad to receive from Messrs. Hodder and Stoughton little ool'eetion the verse of Cale Young Rice, the American poet. met this delightful lyrist when in America, and could wish that his verse was better known here In the States he is ...
... not yet been invented. This being the case in England, it is gratifying to leam that Robin Hood still ramains a hero to the American schoolboy, and that Nottingham, and sometimes even England, are best known to him as the home of the famous outlaw. Though ...
... peacocks, cherished by the Chinese laundryman working all night in an American city. I owe my first acquaintance with the new, bold magic of “The Congo” to E. J. O’Brien, the American critic, who, lying on the hearthrug of my room in London one evening ...
... Desmond MacCarthy. 7-15 The Foundations of Mqsic: Mendelssohn. 7-25 M. Stephan : French Readings. 7-45—Metropolitan Police Minstrels. 8-25—A Programme of Music bv Alfred Reynolds: Olive Groves . (soprano), Harold Kimberley (baritone), and the Chamber Orchestra ...
... sire who should be worthy to replace Fair Play. The horse in question is one of the most famous sires in the history of the American stud, being the father Man War and many other great winners. On the death Mr. August Belmont Fklr Play, who is Hastings out ...
... everybody going away I should like to warmly recommend Dieppe for a summer holiday. The new Casino and American Bar are grand, and Charlie Forrester’s American drink-lakes some healing. I nearly missed boa*, recently, through being too deeply engaged in Gin ...
... humorist; T. E. Dunville, the lively and grotesque comedian; and Mies Winifred Ward, the male impersonator. Togan and Geneva, an American brother and sister, marvellous things in a wire act. and others who will entertain are Gils Fowler, VV. V. Robinson, and ...
... Grand father’s Clock.” We have had itinerant ‘‘one-map bands,” violinists, con certinaists. dolcimerists, and wander ing minstrels ; but it lias been left this worthy old gentleman to provide pedestrians with a new musical turn of tho kerbstone. Jolly ...
... Drelinconrt Odium; Cabin-Boy. Lewis ; Maned, Tarva Diego. Ashton Pearee 9,30. —Os-Ke-Noo-Ton in Primitrre Song* the North American Red Indiana The Oreheatra. Short .Selection from Kcmmimnet* the Plantation (Chambers). 10.®.—Time Signal from Greenwich ...
... Japanese. Doris King; Serbia. Fileen Purdy: Mexican. Myra Crome; Japanese, Baba Pnrdv. Highly commended: Hospital Girls’ School—American boy, D. Bryant; French girl, K. S«*olt; Swiss girl, R. Spinks; Spanish girl. I. Stone; Ja|ia- girl. 1. (barter: Swedish girl ...
... tell what that child's loos must What story of bops unrealised one could read in her pitiful little tale of that wonderful minstrel of the air, which, though she eo often watched it coming down to earth, never descended to her bark yard, where she might ...
... meeting of the Laneholme Baptist Young Ladies' Guild very interesting lecture was given by Mrs. Robt. Jackson her impression of American people. SCOUTS’ CONCERT. The usual fortnightly concert promoted by the Lydgate B.P. Scouts was held in the Scout room Tuesday ...