... thousands, you aim higher than a mere French countess? Because this is so you wish to marry some princess, eh - or is it another music-hall dancer ?” ~ This time it was a little rivulet that crept down on to the éravat of the listenet. I suppose your fiardian has ...

... that cumstance. ot that that really matters in the least.· Nothing does matter except real avalanches, real ponies, real music halls, and real baccarat parties. By the way, do not care for Miss Vanbrugh's evening dress. It is too bizarre altogether, colour ...

... lined with pale blue, and much ruffled with blue chiffon and yellow lace at the neck. Of course she was over-dressed for a music-hall; but I forgave her that, she was so attractive. From the crown of her head, where she had twisted a band of jet and fastened ...

... unsympathetic wretches had gone up to town to see some more or less distracting divinity at some more or less distracting music-hall; and I must possess my soul in patience till to-morrow, and occupy the whole of this evening in trying not to listen to ...

... Puritanical Pecksniffs happen to be in majority in any one Council, can well be imagined. The Chantite crusade against the Music Halls of two or three years back is a lasting testimony to the extent of interference to be expected from nasty minds, to whom ...

... honey,” one whit less valuable as a manceuvre. If the men can step out braver and more contentedly to the tune of the latest music-hall favourite rather than to some stirring march, let them. It is not for “The gentlemen of England” (or any other country) ...

... bonds which Gecrge Fleining ?'-kno s that the funniest farce is that which Mrs. Patrick Campbell. The poet, by the the music halls. Mrs. Campbell, in her part, bind her, and flies to a stockbroking exquisite. He, however, is not all pleased that his advances ...

... into an author, with whom she had come into contact during her loneliness The words music-hall through the instrumentality of his beautiful child. The words music-hall singer seem to knock the bottom out of the romance; but Mark AI ton is a quite exceptional ...

... endeavoured to pronounce stuck in his throat. : 3 ““D——n you,” he shrieked at last, ‘‘have you turned preacher 2. What will the music-hall women say to that? Ha! ha! The son of a fifth-rate stage dancer turns parson, leaves the Service for the church ! Here, ...

... or regimental recreation room, the songs and smart sayings of the leading stars of the Empire, the Alhambra, and other music halls. ; The funny-man is essentially a variety showman, nevertheless he can take a part in the drama if required, and when a ...

... notoriety-seeking school of criticasters ·which blared forth that the onlv histrionic art in England was to be found at the music halls, deserveJ only contempt, which it received. But had Milord Sir Smith been in evidence at the time, these eccentric folk ...

... of Dickens, the bay-windowed office of Houselwld I Vonf,·. He locates the office of All the Year Round, and shows how a music-hall and variety agent carries on his occupation where the immortal Dickens once worked. Very interesting is the story of the ...