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... interpretation as Mrs. Huntley, though not unin telligent, shows lack of experience. This revival is preceded by that of Mrs. Oscar Beringer's rather bizarre comedietta, A Bit of Old Chelsea, with its most striking features in its curious theme, and in ...
... oblong slit, just like the mouth of a gigantic pillar-box. That is the English Marionette Theatre the Gair Wilkinson Puppet Show every day till the end of the month at three, some days also at six and half-past eight. As the neighbouring church chimes ...
... resigned and blissfully happy with that gentle, mildly talented old creature, Mr. Prince, the etcher. The Bohemian scenes in Chelsea and the Paris bits are excellent, and I enjoyed the romance of the strange Miss Wheeler and her two lovers but, said the ...
... Decadence. Decadent art is often full of flowers, but flowers whose fragrance is turned to an evil odour worse than weeds. That odour is, to the followers of this cult, itself a fragrance. Such were the Flowers of Evil of the prince and ancestor of all ...
... some Chelsea mansions. One day a flower-girl takes his attention. She has a pathetic story to tell, and Granter listens. He feels sympathetic and inclined to help the girl. But he must first make sure that her story is true, so he visits the flower-girl ...
... memorable pictures of wartime Whitehall. Reade s will remember how in The Masters and its successor The Nt it Men Mr. Snow showed himself as portrayer of men at work, an i analyst of professional relationships, with the rivalries and/or loyalties these ...
... the writer returned to London and set up house with Winifred Holtby (see Testament Of Friendship). G. used to join them in Chelsea when on vacation. Tributes to this singularly unselfish man occur, rightly, throughout Testament Of Experience. So do testimonials ...
... tourism. Having gone to Persia to see its landscape, its architecture, its flowers and its people, presumably in that order, he owns himself rather dis appointed with the flowers, though the mosques and the mountains were more beautiful than he had dared ...
... their chronicler, for Mrs. Tovey is a very funny writer, swift, simple, technically admirable. The drawings, by Maurice Wilson, show perfectly the Siamese individuality in grace and occasional awkwardness; and in a charming introduction Michael Joseph points ...
... STUDENTS OF ST. MARTIN'S ART SCHOOL READY FOR THE CHELSEA ARTS CLUB BALL LADY GODIVA AND HER ATTENDANTS. Lady Godiva will attend the Chelsea Arts Club Ball on Feb. 24 at the Albert Hall. Our photograph shows Miss Sylvia Bergen as this well- known character ...
... autobiography, with 1914 war letters to his wife and other personal papers, edited by Herbert Read. It shows a Kensington boy hood merging into Slade School, Chelsea aspirations, and friend ship with men like Rothenstein, Tonks, Selwyn Image, Gordon Bottomley ...
... may it be thus wjth his sons but when she was nearing seventy, and Jemie preparing his first one-man show in Pall Mall, the Whistler household in Chelsea was nearly always three jumps behind the duns. He rented the gallery, we learn, and decorated it ...