... Evgs., and Saturday HOW LIED'TO HER THE MAN OF DESTINY. Bookings, 1907: THE LADY SLAVEY. HISS HOOK OF HOLLAND. Bcrtvsl of Oscar Wilde s Brilliant Play*. Mr. W. MOLLISON. Mr U. B. IRVING. THE DAIRYMAIDS Company, including MISS PHYLLIS DARE. Mr. GEO. A R F ...

... trhr Naarly a hundred men, many of * bom repre* smtatiTca of Amer.ctn newipapora. greeted Mrs Lmgtry ou her arrival core. Oscar Wilde, tan.as.to tui-Uued coat, was amongst those wiio surrounded her. intemew \i»i aiierwmrdSK granted. Mrs Ling ry bore tbe ...

... Philadelphia, towards the end of this month. David Nutt will issue in the course of the spring Five Fairy Tales, by Mr Oscar Wilde, with three full-page illustrations by Mr Walter Crane and vignettes and tail pieces by Mr Jacomb Hood. Mr. H. Cobb, M.P ...

... in Foor Acti. Ajlbur W I'in.ro. THE SECOND MRS l ANQUERAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, The new and Original in Font Acts, bv Oscar Wilde, LADY WINDKR.MERfc’S FAN. Grand Day SATURDAY Week. Perform a roe. October at 2 30, LADY WINDERMERE’S FAN, Prices—Balcony ...

... for Six Nights and One Morning Performance, Commencing MONDAY, OCT ODER. Ibe following attractions have also been secured Oscar Wilde most successful play, A WOMAN OF IMPORTANCE, From the Theatre. Loudon. The new and successful Comic Opera, MIS.S DEG IMA ...

... Mon dor. WrfjiMKiav. Fnday. Ktwubc*, L.VDY WINDERMERE’S FAN. Tuesday aad Kvgm. «nd Mitiwfi, XH IMPORT N CK BEJ NG ESP, By Oscar Wilde. EMPIRE PALACE THEATRE MATINEE TO-DAY, 3 O’CLOCK Full Company -■■_• • ■ •. BCo-Nivbt. 7A0T Rarly Door* 6.45 Bike* Ere* ...

... Tuesday, and special matinee on Wednesday, “Electra” Wednesday and Saturday matinee, preceded by A Florentine Tragedy, Oscar Wilde* and The Second Mrs. Tanqueray Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evening*. ...

... of some friends in the ■.reel she slipped and le.l downwards. A verdict of accidental was returned. TRIAL OSCAR WILDE. Loodon, Friday, Oscar Wilde, forty, ambor. sod Alfred Taylor, three, no occupation, appeared in dock lb Central Criminal Court to>day ...

... ABLE WHEEL. Mr Oscar Wilde recently expressed himself freelj to a Paris correspondent concerning the discoveries of the beautiful that he made at Chicago. He said— Even in Chicago I found much—much—of iutensest interest —beauties —wonderful beauties. ...

... last, with having published and caused to be published a libel concerning Mr. A. Baldwin Ross, literary executor the late Oscar Wilde; and on March last with having published a further libel on Mr. Ross. Sir George Lewis, who prosecuted, said that Lord Alfred ...

... Nov 26th, For Six Nights Only, Farewell Engagement of MISS GENEVIEVE WARD. MR MICHAEL GUNN Has honour to an unco that OSCAR WILDE Will deliver TWO AFTERNOON LECTURES. THURSDAY NEXT. NOV 22nd (at 3), THE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL. Tbe true principles of Decorative ...

... For Six Nights Only, Farewell Engagement MISS GENEVIEVE WARD. THEATRE. MR MICHAEL GUNN Has Che honour to announce that OSCAR WILDE Will deliver TWO AFTERNOON LECTURES. TO«MOKROW (Thursday), (at 3), THE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL. The true principles Decorative Art ...