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... Oscar Wilde plaque? • Beaufort Mansions. Che,- sea resident, Irene 1-engilly, stated in • letter to Itte i limes. h appeared )&onday: This week is Chelsea Now that the dun is settled. is it not possible to honour one famous reeident of this borough with ...
... OSCAR WILDE ROBERT MORLEY RALPH RICHARDSON PHYLLIS CALVERT Week 2.15 5.32 3.1 Sunday 5.10 THE THIRD VOICE EDMUND O'BRIEN NUE LONDON ...
... Oscar Wilde Reduced by depravity from London's most elegant wit of the 'nineties to a tragic and forlorn figure of disgrace. Was he to be pitied or censured? Sir Travers Humphreys the greatest criminal judge of our time, gives a personal accosint of the ...
... NOT AN OSCAR WILDE Mr. Arias'• M Dour Rather It was enterprising of the Play Actors to secure Dear Father, by Mr. Michael Arlen, for last night's production at the Scala, even though the play itself proved a little disappointing. It might have been ...
... Oscar Wilde WORLD FURNITURE: Helena Hayward (Ed.). Ancient Egypt to the prese nt 130,000 vents, more than 1.000 illustrations; 53 colour plate& (Paul Hatillyn, 4 g hs _ nrci December 31; afterwards 5 gns.) THE MULE ON THE MINARET: Alec Waugh. Exotic selling ...
... Oscar Wilde Reduced•by depravity from London's most elegant wit of the 'nineties to a tragic and forlorn figure of disgrace. \Vas be to be pitied or censured? Sir Travers Humphreys realest crimiaal judge of our time, gives a personal acessast the notorious ...
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... Oscar Wilde Thank you for printing my letter, but would you kindly make a correction? What I wrote was praise for those who nobly control their unnatural but unavoidable urges. Your substitution of unavoidable ways, implies no control, but a continuance ...
... Oscar Wilde (Arts Theatre Club, 8.30) Of the making of books about Oscar Wilde, of literary squabbles, writs for libel, recurrent scandals and Heaven knows what else following in the wake of that unfortunate genius, who has been dead for thirty-eight ...
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... OSCAR WILDE In 1906 Robert ROM. Oscar Wilde's literary executor, wrote to Frank Harris: I am sure your boot will lie memorable, for no one is better qualified to write great life of our friend than you. The book in question is now to issued, to subscribers ...
... Oscar Wilde. AB for Mr. Sherrard's The Real Oscar Wilde ( 2 ), you are tempted to ask, Was there a real Oscar Wilde! Had he not posed himself away! If there were a real Oscar Wilde, surely the burning fiery furnace of Reading jail would have revealed ...