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... MRS. TATA, A PARSEE BEAUTY POPULAR IN SOCIETY DURING THE LAST LONDON SEASON This charming lady is the daughter- in-law of Mr. Tatay 'who so handsomely endowed the Bombay University. FROM. A PHOTOGRAPH BY LALL1E GARET- CHARLES, TITCH FIELD ROAD, N.W. ...
... LONDON'S SENIOR THEATRICAL MANAGER MIi. CHARLES WYNDHAM. It is, perhaps, because Mr. Charles Wyndham not only looks, hut also acts, as though he were only half his age, that many people were, a little while ago, somewhat surprised to find that he was London's senior theatrical manager- yea, even although Sir Henry Irving was then ruling the Lyceum. Yet such was the fact, for while Sir Henry ...
... COLONEL ALDERSON, COMMANDING 1st BATTALION MOUNTED INFANTRY IN SOUTH AFRICA FROM A PHOTOGRAPH BY CHARLES KNIGHT, ALDERSIIOT. ...
... PRESENTATION TO MRS. ALDERMAN TBELOAR. St. Bride's Institute, Fleet Street, was the scene of a very pleasing function on the 20th ult., when, upon the occasion of the honouring of the election of Mr. Alderman Treloar, J.P., to tlie office of Sheriff, the opportunity was taken by those who are associated with Mr. Treloar in liis official capacity to mark the esteem in wliich Mrs. Treloar is ...
... . The new plays produced since I last wrote include not only Captain Birchell's Luck, at Terry's-- now under the direction of Mr. Scott- Buist-- but also a travesty of the kind once so common upon the West-End stage, but now left to be re-introduced to us by American players, certain of whom, some years ago, took to imitating our former habits in this regard. In other words, Mr. Tom B. ...
... 1 'L- #OlK&Trfl(h Ko. 355.-- VOL. XXVIII. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1899. sixpence. ...
... MISS MABEL. BEARDSLEY (SISTER TO THE LATE FAMOUS ARTIST, AUBREY BEARDSLEY). This clever and beautiful young actress who has done excellent work in the provinces, makes her re-appearance to-morrow afternoon at St. George s Hall in The Modem Craze.'' See also the Notes on page 56'. This photograph is by lallie Garet -Charles, Titchfeld Road, N.JF. ...
... li„S K&tch No. o54. ol. XXVIII. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1899. sixpence. ...
... 'THE BILL: AN OLD COMEDY IN ONE ACT. COVENf GARDEN BALL SUPPER. TIME: 2 A.M. Naugiity Old Gentleman between his teeth Dear me ...
... PSK&refl No. 356.-- Vol. XXVIII. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1899. SIXPENCE. ...
... BICYCLE-SAILING. ...
... THE BOOK AND ITS STORY. THE NEWEST HUMOUR* The story opens on the deck of a steamer bound from Havre to New York. With no unnecessary straining after melodramatic effects, the writer explains that the steamer had received serious damage owing to a collision with a derelict, and that all the passengers and crew had taken to the boats. He was about to follow their example, when he was advised by ...