... Feis Dhoire Coimcille KEEPING ALIVE THE OF IRELAND 'WE are doing an important work. We would be doing a great work even though it were only educating and entertaining the children as we ere doing, not during the Feis week alone, but in the preceding ...

... and the Arts. ANO PLAYERS. GLIMPSES OF THE STAGE. Mr. Gilbert Miller sailed from New York last Saturday. This year ho will break his invariable rule of going first to Paris, coming straight to London to suoerintend th© opening the new Carlton Theatre ...

... ROYAL SOCIETY OF ARTS BOOK- KEEPING MEDAL. Woe by Miss Leos. Bunks. ROYAL SOCIETY OF ARTS EXAMINATIONS. SHORTHAND. WORDS PER MINUTE. Jimmie Hayes. Maureen M'Cormar, Dixie Moore. WO WORDS PER lIITNUTE. arra- knew. Alive Boyd. Loons Burns, Olivia Campbell ...

... BEAUTY AND THE STAGE. The idea that girl has only pretty to attain success in the histrionic art i« utterly false, writes Mr. Seymour Hicks iu» Saturday .lournal.” If badi the face and figure of Venus aha would' never pain popularity unless had the ...

... were proposed. • Still, great and important results may be achieved. When statistics are examined, and ihe real conditions industries and of real -life ..in Wales laid bare, national patriotic sentiment may bp aroused and driving force'and energy set motion ...

... THREE CHILDREN BURIED ALIVE Regina (Saskatchewan), August •. Tragic «■ sequences attended fall sand here, when three children, aged 12. I. became buried and were suffocated. OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS. ATTACK AND DEFENCE AT BRITISH ASSOCIATION. The Training of ...

... with the idea of Spanish Gold seems now to have completely dominated his intelligence, but. however ranch she may have increased his sales, his art has had to pay a price for sue* to her wiles. One sees that quite slainly The Red Hand of Ulster,” where the ...

... popular actress on the English stage, thousands who hare never seen her art are familiar with her face, which may he seen on postcards everywhere. She it always cited as the perfect example of English beauty, hut, epee. from that, she really en act. Crowded ...

... cheers.) Mr. ASQUITH—No, sir. KING’S DECLARATION BUI to Go Through All Its Stages Next Week. Replying Mr. Balfour, Mr. ASQUITH said to-morrow (Friday) they would tak'> the Committee Stage the Appropriation Bill, the Civil List Resolution. and report and Third ...

... What are he alive ter? tt hat the legitimate work of the world? lu my opinion it (an all Is• stational up in the one word -fa•ttertnent —both of the individual and of the ince. Certainly, the Institute exists fur betterment—the betterment of the man ...

... STAGE AND SCREEN Noteworthy its several respects is the brilliant melodrama. Marked Woman. starring Bette Davis and Humphrey Bogart. which will have premiere at the Ritz Theatre Monday next. For one thing. it brings back to the screen, after a rather ...

... pathos and heart-th ama of Davie Belasco’s stage succes: vernor’s Lady,”’ is enha nsition to the screen by Fox, ar per production with an all-star ea: sown on Monday for three days | oyal Cinema. How a loving 1 keep pace with he social aspiratic abitions ...