... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... STAGE-DOOR PESTS. Bill for the suppression all eta go-door callers has boon introduced into Now LogisUture. nieasur>> provides for the registration of all male ivatrons a theatre who iheire to send notes any actress in the ploy. Under its provimon* all ...

... KEEPING PRACTICE. Of course it is excessively important for me keep iu good practice, and when I take holidays I have to through a certain number of exercises in the art of quick change everv day. otherwise I should lie very much out of when came to ...

... later day. If they mean to do anything important they had better hurry. I think most of them got weary waiting for the may —the may which represented the very subjunctive mood of the managers. I could never appreciate the force of that glamour of the ...

... THE BOLE OF THE STAGE. To-day. when all questions concerning the great facts of life are debated with a freedom which would have astonished our grandfathers and gtandmothers, the claim for a pixionamish censorship of the stage is altogether rculous. But ...

... secret, the complete text of Oscar Wilde's De Profundus. which must not be published before 1960. while not until the year 1982 may the papers of the late Lord Cave, a former Lord Chancellor, be revealed to the public. Cobbles and Corns. JWONDER how many ...

... KEEPING STATION. Co-operation with the stand-off half is another essential of centre three-quarter play. A centre must keep station ' • that is, keep in correct alignment and distance with the man who feeds hint, so that he will be on hand, backing ...

... AN ANCIENT ART. The Kin,g's decision to leave vacant the post of tapisser at Windsor Castle means another blow to this ancient art and industry which finds it so difficult to make a place for itself in contemporary life. The retiring official is Mr. L ...

... are enamelling, mosaic work, and art metal work. Tho modem demand for enamelled medals and badges has revived this ancient Greek and Irish art. That Ireland once excelled in it is proved the extant specimens the art. Tho department has put the question ...