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... with a variety com- pany. Having arranged for a short season at Montforte, they found the theatre on their arrival still locked and. bolted as it had been during the war. When they got inside a strange sight greeted them. The pit was unpaved, and a growth ...
... in a gown that rustles with invisible silk, and of so pleasing a colour that it is a rest to the eyes to look at it. An Irish harp for a brooch; above it a refined, delicate, and very intellectual face. That is the lady. Here is her portrait ...
... as a checker at some show and having a companion who was a star in and having a companion who was a star in life, she resolved to try her hand, and has now been engaged in the business for nine years. She most have been ...
... l.A. CHAT WITH A KINCARDIND,,HIhI IA C1ROFTER. [FaROM A fSPEIAL CORrbSPONzrENzd] E3veryone who knows anything of iDeeside must know B-. If lie has not in his rambles over the Queen's Country dIropped dawn upon this sweot little BI)ot for ...
... waiting . a . minute, Sir, I'll bring in a man who will :prove -what we are say- I ing, and rising from his arm-chair he went 'out, and presently returned with a' neighbour; who had also had expernence of these hard times. 'This moan had rather a' Iwan, ...
... sound anol aehole exterior. He is a slightly- liuilt mcin Nvith a keen, bright eoxe a trim moustache, amld a plentiful growth of hair. His palate is still susceptible to the taste of a good cigar, and lie does not disdain ...
... Badge? S.A. Salvation -oh no ! T.A. What's it mean, Tender Angel, Tough Antagonist, eh ? Stay, I've got it, Tremendous Ass ! You're wrong; that means Terriers'iAssociation. 'Terriers' Association ?? Are you a bit of a dog fancier? A ...
... A CHAT WITH A FAMOUS FANCIER. i~~ I 1r John Day,nf Loendn, a famous authority onhoming pigeons has been interviewed by a representative of the - Westminster Budget. His reminiscences and experi- ences are alike very instructive and ...
... A CHAT WI'lTH A FAMOUS DETECTIVE ( BILL PINKERTro.) THERE is no little significance indthe fact that one of the most familiar names to American ears, a name which, indeed, has almost lost its personality, as it were, and become merged in ...
... gave was a roost selrisatioilal onle, ''aol, sxiis Mfr Farinii, ' has never his. I ?? oitatel,' for it nceeds a marl of hiorcxilearl stirengtli, aiild a boy of plie- nomenal skill ?? dariiig.' It is hard to enter iiito a technical ?? of sod ...
... thirty-five pounds a-week, and there are few companies that can be toured at a less expenditure than sixty-five pounds a-week. There's an aggregate expenditure-local and touring managers-of a hundred pounds. Suppose the takings of the week to be ...
... A CHAT WITH A VARIETY AGENT. (BY OUR SPECIAL COIMMISSIONER.) 3Mr Percival Hyatt-'tis always a pleasure to trot out a familiar quotation-may be described as three single gentlemen in one. He has a long and ...