... giant Suffragettes, street musicians, and old English farmers intermingled with many other weird and grotesque figures too numerous to mention. All the time bands of merry music crashed out as the confetti showered down on a hubbub of laughter, shrill ...

... laughed outwardly at the gibes at himself, but who knows what turbulent emotions surged within him The Suffragettes should have respected this Homeric laughter. The Heckler in the Theatre The papers faithfully recorded the indignation of the audience at the ...

... in which he con verted the ferocious shoot them down Mitchener into a tame person who was not a Suffragette, but was an opponent of the Anti-Suffragettes, proved to be very amusing, and the burlesque conclu sion, involving his marriage with the War Office ...

... perplexed Husband, will depend largely y* upon the attitude of the playgoer towards the Suffragettes. The majority of the first-night audience consisted of anti-Suffragettes, and applauded vigorously. To me the work is disappointing merely as drama, because ...

... hear their idiotic chatter and laughter in the butt, or even at the far end of a covert, till one simply despairs. When birds come they are probably in the midst of telling some fatuous story, whilst the shrill laughter of the listener penetrates afar ...

... riornirna.n at the Coronet, and the comedy was equally as amusing as Potash and Perlmutter which is now making London roar with laughter mostly in the wrong place at the Queen's. In Mr. H. F. Rubinstein we have a dramatist with a delightful sense of humour, ...

... which he found it extremely difficult in concocting answers, and nearly betrayed himself more than once by bursting into laughter. A New Kitchener Story. T ord Kitchener has recently been carry- ing out a series of inspections at several stations and ...

... who calumniates the credit of the King's Government, and one-half of the British electorate, a mere liar is to invite his laughter. The only way is retaliation. Let the Unionist leaders impreg nate themselves with the atmosphere of high romance, let them ...

... trying his best to solve. He is helped thereto-- or hindered, whichever way you look at her efforts-- by a violent young Suffragette named Miss Bulstrode. But we are getting away from Cook and after all, a cook is a far more difficult problem. She is also ...

... Spandau Town Forest. He will long remember his Midsummer Day's Dream. From a clearing in the dark pine wood he heard uproarious laughter, and immediately afterwards there flashed on his astonished eyes eight twinkling bare legs of humans in dance. They twinkled ...

... one in smart circles is over forty-five, there will be no age-limit all ladies will be considered to be under twenty-five. (Laughter.) Workers.-- -For statistical purposes worker will technically be held to include Foreign Office employes, Guardsmen, Attaches ...

... Smithson was prevented by indisposition from appearing, but her place was well filled by Mr. Malcolm Scott, who evoked great laughter. Miss Marie Studholme once more delighted the house with her perform ance in Her Ladyship; and Mr. Arthur Bourchier and ...