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... LES CONQUERANTS. By P. F'ritel, as Exhibited in the Paris Salon. THE POET AND THE PUPPETS. Mr. Charles Hawtrey as Oscar Wilde. Mr. Brookfield and Miss Lottie' Venue as Mr. and Mrs, Beerbohm Tree in Hamlet. PALACE OF A MERCHANT PRINCE. Illustrated ...
... ENIGMAS OF TIHE SPIRITUAL LIFE. By the Rev. A. H. CRUlURD, Author of The Unkonown God. SinaIl Iro price 6z. POEMS BY OSCAR WILDE. CtoWt 1 8vo, parcimerit, gilt top. Cheaper Edtitns price 7s. 6d. T OVE AND SELFISHNESS. 131 L Osstp ScHuiPtN. Tran'latedfromth ...
... NA lIAseGE%, . G IiOSGE ALEBt2NDEE. uVEMY eveningi at 9.0 punctually, a new and, E,3 original play, in four acts, by Mr. Oscar Wilde, entitleh ?? NDEEl E'S FAN Mr..George Alexander as Lord Windermere. - Miss Marion Terr 'as Mrs. Erlynne. ir. . H. Vineent ...
... are, E.C. 'T IE COURT AND SOCIETY REVIEW OF T7:ZIS WEBc contatis the first instalment of a Story, in two parts, by Mr. OSCAR WILDE, entitled LORD ARTHUR SAVILE'S CRIME. A TALE OF CHIlROXANCY. TIHE COURT AND SOCIETY 1 REYIEWV. lOFFcCS: 142, STRAND, W1 ...
... Lessee and Manager, Mr GEORGE ALEXANDER. Every Evening at SI30 punctually, a New and Original Play, in Four Acts, by Mr Oscar Wilde, entitled LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN. Mr George Alexander as Lord Windermere. Miss Marion Terry as Mrs Erlynne. Mrh H. H. Vincent ...
... wortd, 'IlE COURT AND SDCIETY 1 REVIEW OP TRIS IPWLEEK cootains the first instalmoent of a Story, in two parts, by Mr. OSCAR WILDE, entitled LORD ARTHUR SAV41LE'S CRIM1E. A TALE OF CHI1ROMANCV. THE COURT AND SOCIEPY REVIEW. OFeItCEs: i42, STRANXID, W ...
... HAYMARKET THEATRE. LixmsBE AND MANAG)L, MSB. lssBnRT BRBIBOUK 'TBBB. .El!BRY evening, nt .30.3V E tV OF NO IMPORiTANCE By Mr. Oscar Wilde. Mr. and Mrs. Tree. Miss Julia Neilson Miss Rose etcleri1. Mis e Thiere, Miss iterlsek, and Mrs. 3'eriual.Beez. Mr. Pred ...
... PALL MALL BUDGET Of FRIDAY, October 17, CONTAINS- ?? 'RUTII AR1O0Ur OUR COALING STATIONS. Iy ONE WHO KNOWS THE FACTS. MR. OSCAR WILDE on L'OMlAN's DRESS; JULIUS ALTHAUS, M.D., vie PROFIrSSOc RAY LANKIESITTI AND THE CIInle.aA 13AC[I'LUS. IlA. EIMILE DE LAVELEYE ...
... The Gamekeeper at Home. 3. JOHIN BULL ASKS ADVICE. By Sir JULIUS VOGEL, K.C.M.G. 4. T11E CONQUEROR OF TIRE: a Poem. By OSCAR WILDE. 5. A TALK WITIi TIHE COM.MON HANGMAN. 6. TIIE QUEEN AS A WOMAN OF BUSINESS. BY JAMIES MCCREA. 7. Tsim SECRET OF VI S TOR ...
... MALL BUDGET Of FRIDAY, October 17, CONTAINS- Iti:.: i ?? ABOUtI OCR COALIN; Sl EtIONS. ?? ONE WHO KNOWS THE FACTS. M.R. OSCAR WILDE ol ?? AN ?? JULIUS ALTHAUS, M.D.. on ?? r'vg] IN. I I I,%V LxA !i -> :i- AI iE ('I CP:1TjZ IA B. }1. EjMILE DE LAVELEYE ...
... THURSDAY, 20th.-Comiedy, CONFUSION, by Vaudeville Company. Lecture by Dr. Zelfi on Egypt, &c. FRIDAY, ,, 21st.-Lecture by Mr Oscar Wilde on The House Beautiful. SATURDAY, ,, 22d.-Production of Pantomime B LU E BEARD. DAILY.-Orehestral Coneerts; Great Organ; ...
... AYMARKET THEATRE.-Lessee and Manager, Mr. H HERBERT BEERBo~ia-TREE. EVERY EVENING at 8.a., A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE. By Mr. Oscar Wilde. Mr. and Mrs. Tree, Miss Julia Neilson. Miss Rune Leclercq, Miss Le Thiere. Miss Horlock, and Mrs. Bernard-Beere: Mr. Fred ...