... Chepstow Pottg and his friend, Jimmy Mallows. Potts is in quest of the rose on behalf of his aunt. Lady Sloane, who has opened a flower-shop in Mayfair, and also after Winslow* s famous bloom is Otis Van Tuyt. a hyphenated American, who passes off as being a ...

... monarchs of the tree- world as oaks, beeches, and so on. In Constance Smedley's Chelsea China fantasy, 44 The Curioua Herbal, suggested by a Chelsea China piece showing a hawthorn tree, Miss Christine Silver, who had again delivered the prologue for ...

... floral incident may hold. The whole play is uneven and unbalanced. Beyond the fact that the author may be attempting to show usi Chelsea as Suburbia thinks it is, that, the Lyndon house hold (the nearest possible approach to it was the Sanger menage in I ...

... comes with a strange story, a young man has been seen to cover Herman's grave with flowers. Later an old bookseller arrives with an unpaid bill of Herman's, which shows that the boy's tastes had been poetio and on the side of kultur.' His real reason for ...

... neg lect such often -forgotten essentials of wife-insurance as little at tentions in the way of timely pre sents, such as flowers and sweets, and of the arrangement of cushions and lighting of cigarettes. Such things, he argues, would help to keep the ...

... Promptly secured by the Daniel Mayer Company afyer its success ful production by the Repertory Players at thi Sunday evening show at the Strand on November 9, Emlyn Williams's most thrilling and ingeniously worked-out ghost story, 44 A Murder Has Been Arranged ...

... one night while a packed house is watching a new musical play Mirabelle at the old Gaioty the manager comes on and stop* the show Ladies and Gentle men Mafeking il relieved. Anything finer than this incident has seldom been seen on a stage. One moment ...

... y launched flower-and- fruit shop in London to# slave like kitchen-maids to get things ready for the return home of the too modest and retiring chieftain, have also fresh exponents. Mis> ...