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... Oscar Wilde over-produced It has become traditional to over-produce Oscar Wilde, but The latest example of this unfortunate practice. A Woman of No Importance.' at the Savoy Theatre has carried the custom too far. Wilde's plays are already overdecorated ...
... Oscar Wilde for the Screen. Ideal has now begun to produce Oscar Wilde's play, A Woman of No Import; mice, which is now in the hands of Denit .son Cliit. A Woman of No Importance is a story of powerful emotional situationsl. This and batty Windermere's ...
... The Oscar Wilde Case. Counsel: You were friend the late Mr. Oscar Wilde?—l was. was convicted at this court? —Yea. Was there ever anything ashamed of in your relationship with late Oscar Wilde? —No, there was not. Did you ever tell Mr. Sutton there had ...
... Oscar Wilde Plays. next production by the Every man Theatre Guild take? place on July 3rd. when Lady Windermere’s Fan is to played in London for the iirst time since 1911. The cast includes Miss Kate Cutler, Mr. Ernest Thesiger, Miss Kathleen O’Regan ...
... TRIAL OF OSCAR 'WILDE. On the judge taking his seat at the Old Salley, ea Tuesday morning, Mr. Gill asked that the counts' reprd to conspiracy of Wilde and Taylor might be witbdraws.—Sir L Clarke mid that U those Monts had been withdrawn at the first ...
... THE TRAGEDY OF OSCAR WILDE The sensational conspiracy charge, in which the name of Lord Alfred Douglas has figured prominently, came on for trial to-day before Mr. Justice Avory, at the Old Bailey. The persons concerned are Tbaaas W. H. Craslaai, the ...
... THE TIiIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. The second trial of Oscar Wilde W 24 concluded at the Old Bailey, before Mr Justice Wills. on Saturday. The jury, after two hours' deliberation, returned a verdici of guilty on all counts in the indictment except that in reference ...
... OSCAR WILDE AND MYSELF. Mr. Justice Astbury yesterday heard an application in chambers by Mr. Robert. Ross, the executor of Oscar Wilde, against. Messrs. John Long fLimitedi, in connection with the proposed publication by Lord Alfred Douglas of Oscar ...
... TRAGEDY OF OSCAR WILDE. libel which were instituted against ais father, the Marquis of' Queen** berry, Old Bailey. Lord Alfred replied that did, and admitted that went to th® court with Wild®. Tou know that on the cross-examination Oscar Wilde the case ...
... TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. At the Old Bailey on Wednesday, bes-t fore Mr. Justice Charles, Mr. Charles Matthews, who has been retained with Sir Edward Clarke for the defence of Oscar Wilde, asked that the trial might be postponed until the May sessions. Thle ...
... Oscar Wilde comedy ANDREWS is to return to the Bromley Nev. Theatre as the formidable Lady Bracknell in Oscar Wilde's most famous comedy The Importance of Being Earnest next week. David Poulson. who has been much involved in administrative work connected ...
... THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. The second trial oi Oscar W.lde and red lor will be commenced belore Mr. Justice Wilis and a jury at li.c Old bailey Monday next. The Solicitor General (bir K. LockwooJ, (J.C., M.P.), Mr. Gill, Mr. Horace Avo.y, and Mr. H. Suilou ...