... represerrtition.C a Quex, a work of bad art, if art at all, has ts 2been made a financial success b the remark- Ii r able performances of Mr. John as Qua t b and Miss Irene Vanbrugh as the cheap and h avulgarly artful Bond-street manicurist Sophy Is Fulgarney ...

... blessing to strike for the right, dear; We women must weep while the men fight and die; You must keep your true honour unsullied and bright, dear, That you may not be 'shamed to meet any man's eye. And when in the still night you lie down to slumber, And ...

... Irving's Rede Lee- c ture, which was delivered at Cambridge two. n years ago, may be quoted: By drama-! mean i drama as I hold it to be-the simulation of ife n in whatever aspect it may be taken-serious, 4 humorous, or ?? In fine, the c -theatre must ever be ...

... capitally staged, and the large jC audience which assembled last evening thoroughly enjoyced she production, which is sure to attract crowded audiences to this well-known place of amusement every night, this week. Amongst those appearing in the piee may be mentioned ...

... Nelson, and which wll be produced at the Prince of Wales Theatre. LiverpooL in May.S The latest issue of LOfficiel reproduces a & letter written by the Ministre des Beaux Arts to Mr. F. R. Benson, in which he expresses his deep obligation to the acto ...

... darkenig over of its sky to ?? 'wet 2IAN1:X N EW\S f' J DOUGLASTSCHOOL OF ART. as f e Lietlienat-Governr (Lord Hennkcj ry presided at Douglas yenerday at the anln'r meeiag of the School ol Art. ELihzizva vli |tudents pcaented themselves for ?? .cf. _b cjec, and ...

... Liverpool had been much blessed as re- garded their chairmen of the Arts Committee. Aldermen Samuelson and Phillip Bathbone were the great champions of local art, and were really the pioneesof art in Liverpool, and their mantle had failen on their worthy chairman ...

... energy, and that just emphasis which is comparatively rare on the stage. Mr. Berte Thomas made a strong and clear-cut Heffterdingk; and 3lr. Frank Mills, as Von Keller, shows ably that the art of acting is understood by those who aim at its prominenc Mr. ...

... my time. So, open! good friends of the present; let me in, and I'll shortly prove you That Romance is alive and in good health, whatever the poets may say, That hearts are as warm as ever, and that the talismanic words, I love you,' Were not one whit ...

... obituary notice of the late Sir Henry Tate, whose gifts to the art world are thoroughly appreciated, will be read with iteres by the citizens of Ive- pool. Illustrated Art, Early Flemish Art at the Now Gallery, aad passing events and reviews also find ...

... liwa ray ski. There are, moreover, two articies on the wur and the situation in South Africa. The Art Journal (H. Virtue and Co., Limited, London).-To art students and others the April number of this journal will possess more than a passing interest, for ...

... \lhaalia' N'eilson madae hter e'ulolt. lleforc I :ala. Zittatiql itl. may say tlatt 1 first consmlttd Mr. ItaitI atitn 1' baed Iktoawil all nay life, and whio at tatti, 1 ?? not ott tho stage. Ile promptly ad' 'tIP 'loolta seize my 'ha tcc, attd I ivent baek ...