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... THE SHAVIAN 'EIGHTIES ANTI ROMANTIC COMEDY. Arms and the Man, at the Duke of York's, is played by a care fully selected company, and if it is dated very plainly, it has been ingeniously turned into a costume play by the splendid scenery and charming looped-up dresses of the 'eighties, designed by Mr. Hugo Rumbold. Mr. Robert Loraine gets every ounce of value out of the Shavian quips and ...

... THE COURT OF LUNEVILLE THE AMBASSADORS SUCCESS. The Court lady shepherdess makes her appearance in Sylvia's Lovers, the new and highly successful light opera by Bernard Rolt, with libretto by Cosmo Gordon Lennox, which Mr. Nigel Playfair recently produced at the Ambassadors'. The scene is laid at the Court of Luneville in 1725 -or thereabouts and the Farmyard in the Chinese Pavilion is an ...

... ENDOWED WITH PENTECOSTAL GIFTS A SOCIETY LINGUIST. Miss Gladys Jessel is the eldest of Colonel Sir Herbert Merton Jessel's three daughters. She is very musical, and has inherited a great talent for languages from her Italian grandmother. Sir Herbert Jessel is the first Baronet, and is the Member for St. Pancras (South). He is a C.M.G., and did important work during the war in the Remount ...

... . IN THE BACCHANALE MME. ANNA PAVLOVA. Mme. Anna Pavlova will always be regarded as the premier Russian dancer, and London will not easily forget the first vision of her other worldly grace in the Pavlova-Mordkin season. She is nov back in Europe, and had a wonderful reception at her first appearance in Paris. where she is described as dancing as though her body were a feather and the music ...

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... . I. THE FRUITFUL VINE AS A DECORATIVE MOTIF AN INCENSE DANCE BY MISS RUTH ST. DENIS. 2. A CACTUS DESIGN MISS RUTH ST. DENIS AS THE SPIRIT OF THE INCENSE IN A FANCIFUL SETTING. In the designing of scenery for any theatrical purpose that is at all fantastic in character, the tendency is always nowadays to break away from conventional realism in scenery and decoration. Here we give two ...

... CORPORAL H. G. LEVETT, Drums, 12th East Surrey Reg., B.E.F. I feel it my duty to write and thank you for the way in which your wonderful Phosferine Tablets have acted with me for Indigestion and Neuralgia. I was with my Regiment, from Mons till the Somme Push, 1916; I was then sent home with Shell Shock from Delville Wood. I was in hospital three months, and even eating was great pain to me, ...

... SAVED FROM THE LUSITANIA MISS RITA TOLIVET. THE WELL-KNOWN ACTRESS. _ Photograph by Foulsham and Banfwld, Ltd. Among the survivors of the Lusitania, which was sunk in such dastardly fashion by a torpedo from a German submarine, is Miss Rita Jolivet, the well-known actress, who was a first-class passenger aboard the ill-fated liner. Miss Jolivet (who, of course, is very familiar to London ...