... yester with the y Animism Areaway of Dramatic Arts, a said d and enlisted professional week semesier, in a series of courses in dramatis art in the 'adversity which will eat prestioally the whole field of the art the theatre. These amen fall into two g ...

... 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 ...

... by drink, and Jackie Cooper, his sagacious youngster, who gets him into training to stage a come-back. In order not to shame himself before hie eon the old fighter stages a great, but hopeless, effort. Wallace Beery in the title Wile sweeps all before him ...

... All Three Are in the Boat, Dead or Alive. all kef sai from 5- 4 W - summonses or onnimunicationa traasmiited to all other members of the said Party, or deprivikfc or attempting deprive the plaint of such share of the funds of the said• Party es plaintiff' ...

... time been a tendencl to shorten the art forms. As to the spoken drama, managers all o ver the world a e realizing that audiences will n ot sit a whole evening in order to et one storYci Art is no longer long; art is short al l t the writing of photoplays ...

... already. This may be coney tha t t athhighly important event, and it may be surely d to e ncr , is Will be the strongest competition the Agfa turn -ua ter, and there is due reason to hope that Eith, ice out to exercise a strong influence on keeping a li ttle ...

... HOME-MADE ART Surrey is taking a full part in the general development of the arts which readily lend themselves to communal presentation, and local life, urban and rural, becomes fuller and richer for it. The winning of trophies is pleasant, but the chief ...

... GORGEOUSLY STAGED DRAMA OF HUMAN NATURE. ASHLEY PRESENTS LIFE'S PROBLEM. It is not frequently that one finds united in a single film the excellent story, the magnificent Piece of acting, - and the lavish, staging which are 411 notable features of the ...

... into Parliament after robes, but lends its importance to the repeated failures in Lancashire divisions, places where one may or may not be ani d h a , b een an extremely me i n ] b ac k! seen at meal-times. The West End of heather, payidg special attention ...

... KEEPING IT UP. Club Announcements, SCOTTISH LEAGUE MATCH. SATURDAY, BTH SEPTEMBER, 1900. QUEEN'S PARK v. CELTIC, EIAMPDEN PARK, Hick-off at 4 p.m. Admission, 6d, Ladies Free. Grand Stands Extra. GL ASGOW CUP TIE CLYDE JUNIORS v. GLASGOW HMS. SHAWFIELD ...

... acres of grass keep at Old Eaton for 13 98. 6d. The contract provided that the defendant would, as far as possible, put the gated, fences, he., in a state of repair. Un June 7 plaintiff pu: 148 ewes, weihers, and lambs on the grass keep. Un July 15 plaintiff ...

... THE ART OF PAPER HANGING. Spring is still with us, the housq-cleaning fever still runs riot in our breasts, murit may not therefore unseasonable to call attention to the oossibilities opened up by paper amateur hanging. Most house keepers have been so ...