... . Mr. Ciiarles Fry with Miss Olive Kenncttgave last week in the small Queen's Hall his first dramatic recital of the present season. Mr. Fry has recently formed a clmir and orchestra to accom pany him and Miss Kcuuett in some of their selections, and the result in most cases is effective. Mr. William A. Gardner directed the music 011 Friday and will do so at the remaining perform ances. Mr. ...

... . MONDAY was the last day for salmon-fishing on the Tweed, and the season is now over; but since my last letter some fairly good sport has been had on the lower reaches, perhaps the most notable angling feat being the capture of seven salmon, of an average weight or 1916, by Mr. Henry Marsham, one of Lord Howe's guests at The Hirsel. Colonel Percy got the same number on Floors Castle upper ...

... . THE death of Baron Hirseh, which occurred last Tuesday at his seat in Hungary, removes a very prominent figure from financial and sporting circles. At the time of his death he was probably one of the richest men in the world, his fortune being variously estimated at from eighteen lo twenty-five millions sterling. The whole of this enormous accumulation of wealth has been the result of his ...

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... OUR ILLUSTRATIONS. MR. CYRUS DARE. THE successful music-hall artist must be a clever fellow, and if you care to closely analyse the cause of his success it will be found be owes it all to his own talent and originality. Not for him are the effective situations of diama, the liquid seductive ness of the divine art, or the adventitious aid of properties. All he does, to use the vernacular of ...

... MDLLE. LUCY GERARD. MDLLE. SIDELEY. MDLLE. CLEO DE MtiRODE. MDLLE. BRANDON*. SOilE PARISIAN STAGE FAVOURITES. ...

... THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY ATHLRTIO Sl'ORTS AT TOTTERIDGE. 1. Half-Mile Walking Handicap. 2. Mounted Combat. 3. 440 Yards Final. 4. Three-Legged Race. 5. Mile Handicap. ...

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