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... MINERS BURIED ALIVE. TERRIBLE DISASTER IN SPAIN. Madrid. Thursday.—A serious subsidence occurred the coal mine Tocina, in the province of Seville, to-day, and a large number of miners were buried alive Up to the present 50 bodies have been recovered, ...
... iH ST PPLEMENT. COURIER SATUR DECEMBER , 1905. Mr. Jerome’s Jecture entitled “Is the dtama worth keeping alive?’ at the O. P. Club on Sunday, was somewhat. of a. surprise. . The audience not umraturatty ed: thre hamorist “but Par tHe ned the habilaments’ ...
... Provincial Stage. Formerly the provincial stage served a valuable training ground from which the Londone theatres drew their most capable recruits. To-day the provincial stage, for the most part, is merely a far-away reflection of the stage of the capital ...
... LONDON LETTER BY CORRESPONDENTS. Loxdox, Night Cobdenitea and the Shipbuilding ■Bounty. Radical clamour for State bounty to keep alive the Thames shipbuilding industry under artificial conditions has almost entirely died away since the Admiralty made its ...
... climate, and retains the art of speaking— to convert his fellow men. He is a bore to his friends, an anxiety to his family, and spends mere time ia choosing, talking about, and eating his food than the greatest gourmet alive, but he is the fine flower ...
... STAGING SHAKESPEARE. WORRIES OF THE PRODUCER. MANCHESTER'S OTHELLO- With those who are anxicus to see a continual improvement in public tas'e in art, as in other matters, it ever agreed that, where the art cf the stage is concerned, a popular appreciation ...
... PAUPERISM ON THE STAGE MU. CHEVALIER'S NEW PART, THE HOUSE,* > h7 ? OTg ? Gloriel, produced at December? eatre ' L ° nd ' Slst of fc Sey Albert Chevalier. Joe „ Arthur Holmes Gore Mildred Creek Mabel Garden. Scene, the Creeks' Room. Time, not to-day ...
... times. Art the Stags, i Being, already stated, a man of strong and pronounced views, Mr. Gofton could not allow himself to tied down to telling the Courier interviewer any matter-of-fact story about own career. He is more concerned about the art itself ...
... public attention times. Art of the Stage. 8, as already stated, a man of strong and views, Mr. Gofton could not allow to he tied down to telling the Courier an - matter-of-fact, story about his er. He more concerned about the art \ be and his colleagues ...
... THE ART OF THE CAMERA. NOTES AND HINTS FOR AMATEURS. Some of the Latest Photographic Novelties. The introduction photographic novelties keeps on rpace. Some of them have been noticed in this column, but there are still considerable number that deserve ...
... You may hear there an admirable orchestra conducted by highly competent, and sometimes by extraordinarily fine, musicians ; you may hear first-rate singers, and witness the effects of good stage management. . . - But there is one thing you may not do ...
... foreigners so much *ore alive than we are the necessity getting best industrial results out art. The ''efects our system seem due to the conception '''at art is a separate and special cult. While teaching method? of our Schools of Art aro *dmired, these schools ...