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... MONTHLY, PRICE ONE SHILLING. THE WOMAN'S WORLD. EDITED BY MR. OSCAR WILDE, Part. I. ready OCTOBER 26, 1887. EvaRYTHITNG that is likely to be of interest to Englishwomen, everything that may conduce to the welfare of all classes amone them, will be dealt ...
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... lway, HAYMARKET THEATRE.-Lessee and Manager, Mr. EVERY EVENING at EIGHT a new and original play of modern life, by Mr. Oscar Wilde. entitled A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE. Mir. and Mrs. Tree, Miss Julia Neilson. Miss rose Leclercc, Miss Le Thiere. Miss Horlock ...
... The Gatoekeeper at Home. 3. JoHNz BULL ASKS ADVICE. By Sir JULIUS VOGEL, K.C.M.G. 4. THE CONQUEROR OF TInL: a Poem. By OSCAR WILDE. S. A TALK WITII THE COMMION HANGMAN. 6. THE QUEEN AS A WOMAN OF BUSINESS. BY JAMES MCCREA. 7. THE SECRET or YES ToR. S ...
... MALL BUDOET Of FRIDAY, Otober 17, CONTAINS- TilE, 'TRU1fE l 'iOt O 5.12 COA.XNC SFAVION . 1t ONE WHO KNOWS TIIE FACTS. MR. OSCAR WILDE Ol ' .nW \\-Oil i\ !)t, :. JULIUS ALTHAUS, M,.. a ! ?? - 1ti *! I ; .. Nil A:1 tl:. . 0. 1. M. EMILE DE LAVELEYE oi \l t ...
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... |tAYMARKET THEATRE.-Lessee and Manager, Mr. HRRBERT BEERnOtm-TRER. EVERY EVENING at 830. A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE. By Mr. Oscar Wilde .I aod Mrs. Tree, Miss Julia Neilson. Mliss Rose Leclerck, Miss Le Thiere, I iorlock, and Mrs. Bernard-Beere; Mr. Fred Terry ...
... -Lessee and Manager, Mr. HiRBnEr BgEER13tnon-IRiE. EVERY EVENING (except to-night) at 3so, A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE. By Mr. Oscar Wilde. Doors open 8, carriages to. Box-office (Mr. Leverton) open Io tos iand 8 to to. Seats mav also be booked be letter or telegram ...
... Gattiekeeper at Home. . JOIIN BULL ASNS ADvicI. ly Sir JULlUs VOGEL, K.C.M.G. 4. TIE CONQ)UEROR oF ITINIE: a I'o1. By OSCAR WILDE. 5. A TALKE Nrir TIlE COMwMON HAN;NI.N. 6. TIlE QUEEN AS A WOMAN OF BUSINESS. Dy iJAMS MCLREA. 7. THE SECRET OF YS ToeR ...
... Of TO-DAY (Friday, October 17), CONTAINS- rI-IETRIZUTH[ ABOUt OUR COATAIN'q STATIOXNS. IUy ONE WHO KNOWS THE FACTS. MR. OSCAR W'ILDE on \Vomr~ sr ?? JULIUS ALTHAUS, Mi. D., on 1 Pu'ol ESSO! R I.AYst ?? AND TIE C1toI.sL.A BACILIUS. M. EMILE DE LAVELEYE ...
... HAY1MARKET THEATRE.-Lessee and Manager, Mr. H HERBERT 1ERBOHMTREz. EVERY EVENING at 8.3n, A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE. By Mr. Oscar Wilde. Mr. And Mrs. Tree, Miss Julia Neilson. Miss Rose Leclerec, Miss Le Thiere, Miss Horlock, and Mrs. Bernard-Beere; Mr. Fred ...
... -Lessee and Manager, Mr. HERBERT B1ERBoHm-TRER. EVERY EVENING at 8.3 A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE. 1I. rd Mrs. Tree, mis By Mir. Oscar Wilde. - IsL hee Julia Neilson. Miss Rose Leclerc Miss Le Thiere. .1 (Itro k, and Mrs. Bernard-Beere; Mr. Fred Terry, Mr. Kevble ...