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... patronage to the exhibition. A short while ago Queen Mary expressed a wish to see Mr. Gilbert Miller's production of Pride and Prejudice, which was then running at the St. James's Theatre. Owing to the fact that Helen Jerome's dramatisation of Jane Austen's ...
... have all along been conspicuous patrons of the automobile. Long before the fashionable world had got over its natural pride and prejudice the heads of nearly all the States of Europe, and even potentates of the changeless East like the Shah of Persia, had ...
... cultivation. And although some intellects will always remain impervious to cultivation witness the younger Bennet girls in Pride and Prejudice yet I feel sure that the average middle-class young woman had a sort of quiet self command usually so sadly lacking ...
... have all along been conspicuous patrons of the automobile. Long before the fashionable world had got over its natural pride and prejudice the heads of nearly all the States of Europe, and even potentates of the changeless East like the Shah of Persia, had ...
... Liverpool Playhouse, allowed himself the following pronouncements: Entitled Miss Elizabeth Bennet this play is based on Pride and Prejudice, not Jane Austen's best novel but her most popu lar one. No doubt there were in the audience some who had refreshed ...
... intellectual pretensions either read her books or apologised that he had not. The critic points out that one passage in Pride and Prejudice, correctly printed in both the first and the second editions, is wrong in the subsequent editions. When Mrs. Bennet ...
... letter of thanks for hospitality is also known fl as a Collins. But why? The famous Collins, fj the epistolarist of Pride and Prejudice, wrote his M best-known letter to say that he was coming U soon. The only other Collins that I know is the [j waiter ...
... usual lodesty. When one views his best ten look rather like the Seven Wonders of The exhibits appear so varied in form. Pride and Prejudice in the same literary loby Dick Is Wuthering Heights to be :side Tom Jones or David Copperfield r.ot as well try to assess ...
... lightly murmured by officialdom that there is no remedy for this sort of thing, for there are good remedies, were not pride and prejudice and some considerable laziness set against them. Any club or seaside golfing resort that looks for outside patronage ...
... feel for the small boy, and I am sure Mr. Bultitude got no more than he deserved. On the next day, I should go for Pride and Prejudice, and for the remainder of the period there is always Henry James or a jig-saw puzzle. A POST-WAR PROPOSAL. He. Oh, ...
... Luce. Prince's. The Frog. Crooks, de tectives, murderers, hero, heroine, mystery and Gordon Harker. Si. James's. Pride and Prejudice. Jane Austen atmosphere and true entertainment. Plays of the Week A SAUCT MISS WITHAL: We doubt the truth of the words ...
... Messrs. Treherne and Co. publish, in connection with their Coronation Series, Scott's Ivanhoc, at Is. 6d., John Halifax, Pride, and Prejudice, and The Last Days of Pompeii are the volumes which have already appeared. They are compact, small octavos, and are ...