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... . The elder Miss Blossom conquers the heart of Andrew Quick F.lt.S. Andrew Quick (Mr. Kendal), the wooer of the younger Miss Blossom, is astonished to find himself so lovingly greeted by. the eldtr Miss Blossom (Mrs. Kendal). The younger and the elder Miss Blossoms, niece and aunt (Miss Kellie Campbell and Mrs. Kendal). n From Photographs by Alfred Ellis Upper Baker Street, N. TV. ...
... . So when Quick came buck he was surprised that the niece received him as a friend, not as her affianced husband. He was equally surprised at the auni's attitude, which was, of course, the reverse. Sat the aunt especially as portrayed by Mrs. Kendal, who touched the hiyhest point in her art in this role completely conquered him in the long run, and August and September made a happy match, ...
... The name Michael MacDonagh has frequently appeared of late appended to articles in the leading reviews and magazines on Irish character, Press life, and Parliamentary history and customs. These are three varied topics for one writer to make his own; but, then, Mr. MacDonagh is a versatile Irishman, he is a journalist, and the Press Galleries of the Houses of Parliament are the scene of much ...
... SIR THOMAS L1PTON, THE PATRIOTIC AND SPORTING. OWNER OF THE SHAMROCK. FROM A PHOTOGRAPH BY ALFRED ELLIS AND NYALERY, BAKER STREET, W. ...
... . The Angami Nagas, who inhabit a tract of Hill country on the northern border of the Manipur State, have probably received more visitors from British or Protected territory than any tribe on the Indian frontier. Until recent years they subsisted chiefly upon the industry of their neighbours, and had reduced the business of raiding to something like a fine art. General Sir James Johnstone, who ...
... MR. ARTHUR BOURCHIER AS JIM BLAGDEN IN WHEELS WITHIN WHEELS, AT THE COURT THEATRE. C Photo by Alfred Eilis and Walery Baiter Street, W. A vivid embodiment of a fast sporting man-about-town, the dim Alagden of Mr. Arthur Bourchier is the most distinctive character creation of this clever comedian, and his' bald acting has contributed greatly to the run of over one hundred nights. ...
... . The Little Strand-- a theatre which sonic of us remember in the late 'forties and the early 'fifties as Punch's Playhouse --has ever since those days been so much associated with flashes of merriment that were wont to set the audience in a roar that it is difficult to imagine a play of any serious import at that house. Yet such a piece, happily tempered with tinges of light and low ...
... Time to light up: Wednesday, Sept. 6, ^.35; Thursday, 7.32; Friday, 7.30; Saturday, 7.28 Sunday, 7.26 Monday, 7.24; Tuesday, 7.22. Some day, when time affords, I intend to write a hook on The Terrible Results of Cycling as Set Forth by the Medical Faculty. There are such diseases as the cyclist's kidney, whatever that may be, and the cyclist's eye and cyclist's heart and cyclist's ...
... . From the beginning of the present year it was evident that Mr. Gladstone's days were numbered. About the middle of January a leading journal gave some particulars regarding the aged statesman's condition, which were very nearly, if not altogether, the subject of some acrimonious controversy. But, although authorised reports bravely prophesied smooth things, the public mind straightway began ...
... . I l ave on various occasions referred to tlic close association existing between the Midland Railway Company and its employes, or.e of the notable evidences of which was the building of the spacious institute at Derby to provide for the recreation of the staff during their hours of leisure by means of a large library, reading-room, news-room, billiard- room, and coffee-room. A further ...
... WESLEYANS! REJOICE AND BE GLAD. THIS IS TIIR HUNDRED- AND- SIXTIETH BIRTHDAY OF YOUR CREED. In every corner of the English- speaking world this is a season of rejoicing of Wesleyans, for their creed, which we call Methodism, is celebrating its birthday. Methodism dates from May 24, 1738, and in view of this The Sketch congratulates the disciples of the worthy Wesley on the past, the present, ...
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