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... bencn aiwsyi ftlioi. while benches oetaiod are eoaUaoooaly ciowded w.th eager u* torostod listeners. THE CONDEMNATION OF OSCAR WILDE. (FBOM TUB tai.tOBAPB.) rebuke could wed have ntes Ufticted on some of the artistic tendencist the time than the condemnation ...
... (Friday). Oct ‘2oth (at 8), The Dramatic Sketch. A PAIR OF LUNATICS. After which, the new and original Play in Four Acts, by Oscar Wilde, LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN. To-morrow (Saturday), THE SECOND MRS TANQUERAY. GRANT) DAY TO-MORROW, Saturday, PERFORMANCE, October ...
... divinest all the fine arts. In the room, which was filled to its utmost capacity, many notabilities were present, including Mr Oscar Wilde. Together with the neatly printed book of words, there was issued an interesting record of the production by the College ...
... Mauville Kean, and other |N«|'ular authors. Price us, &clliug for 2d: po- ...
... fifty-six and bis murderer lb five. one ot the poparts of the Utter was of white powder which is suppoeed io poison. TRIAL OSCAR WILDE. Loodoo, Tbarsdny. The trial Oac*r Wilde resumed the 1 Bailey to-day. The prisoner entered the court before 10.33, and steed ...
... Dene. “ The Bine Pavilions.’’ By Q. “ The Brethren of Mount Atlas. By Hueh E M Stntheld- •* A House of Pomegranates. By Oscar Wilde. Through the Bed-litten Windows;’’ and The Old River Honao.’* Theodor Hertz- Garten. “Clement Barnold’s Invention. By Lionel ...
... DUBLIN UNIVERSITY DRAMATIC SOCIETY “LADY WINDERMERE S FAN It wa» Oscar Wilde himself who wrote that Ideal dramatic criticism is unqualified appreciation.” It is pity that one cannot attempt wholly realise that ideal writing about the production at tho ...
... the dress. This is only for the rich, for there is no wear in chiffon,”as this lovely silk muslin is technically named. Oscar Wilde once said that dresses should be heirlooms; but be was probably thinking of brocades and other costly textures, that long ...
... bast Mi>s lrit» Tree ha* given the bodeful and austere Egyptian look which marked in ins unique ami eyraboJic memorial Oscar Wilde in the Pere la Cemetery. it is foreign as lo this sitter, and has added to tiie slrangemtes trying recall her line red hair ...
... in*ido 1 made winter of the discontent. The “card for the church” is a growing nuisance, aud is likely boon suppressed. When Oscar Wilde was married placed a stalwart policeman in* ' side the church porch to prevent the entrance of anyone who had not a card ...
... Four Acts, bv Arthur W Pinero. THE SECOND JOS TANQUERAY, Wednesday and Friday—The new and original Play in Four Acts, bv Oscar Wilde. LADY WINDERMERE’S FAN. GRAND DA* SATURDAY NEXT. PERFORMANCE, mp October 21st 2 30. LADY WINDERMERE’S FAN, Prices—Balcony ...
... are now looked upon as one the interesting events of the season not to mi used. ~ . . . Lady Windermere’s Fan, which is Oscar Wilde, is a very famous piece, and needs little or introduction to Dublin. It is now more than ten years since it was played at ...