... The STAGE of the DAY. By Harris Deans. ART AND MRS. BOTTLE (Criterion). A SEWER is the noblest work of man, and a sanitary engineer is the noblest work of God. How very true that is, and if Benn W. Levy's epi grams had kept up to that high level what ...

... downward.” Mark you, 1 am not going to assert that this improved social condition of the stage must, in itself, a!so uplift it from an ‘ Art point of view. What has Art to do with social grades? That which ! do contend is, such association of refinement ...

... ART SURVIVES WAR: CARTOONS; MUSIC; THE STAGE. SMUT,’* BLACK BALL,” OR CHIMNEY SWEEPER : SEVERAL SPECIES OF THIS GENUS OF FUNGI ARE PARASITIC ON CULTIVATED CEREALS. THE SPECIMENS SHOWN ARE OATS, THE GRAINS OF WHICH ERGOT (CLAVICKPS PURPUREA) ON CULTIVATED ...

... effect. And so, although we may smile over the patent wafers which announce on the one hand that they keep the consumer thin, and on the other hand that they were much relished by the late King Edward, both statements may be perfectly accurate, even though ...

... ~~~ in everything we eat and drink, to say nothing of cigar and cigarette ends, the man who keeps alive ought to pat himself on the back every night before he goes to sleep. He has accomplisbed a great feet. There is oonsiderable correspondence going ...

... in the case. The main premise to keep in mind is this. No great art is ever killed. As photography did not kill painting, so talking pictures cannot and will not kill the stage. You cannot destroy, kill an art, but you can change it. And with ...

... waters of an artificial lake. The other was like the ocean changeful, restless, undisciplined, and uncertain, but alive, oh, very much alive I felt certain that ten years hence this solitary woman would be, as it were, exactly as she is to-day a little ...

... THE STAGE SOCIETY. THE WAY THE MOSEY GOLS A Play, in Three Art.!. by LADY BELL. Mrtt. AC.ITEA Hitt Ma. Tarlton Ilaie Slark LEONARD CALVTI: A Policeman .. A Urittin HAILDINO John Hulroyd H. NYE en.urt Vincent Docouts Goanos A Hawker EJL:ViOrr Tom Tarlton ...

... KEEPING YOUNG . When the average society woman herself growing old at , slie is apt ) to look with at her oa the stage , whom she knows to h * quite ten years her elder , and whoso and youthful charm fill her with onvy 1 . The more she over the tha rnoro ...

... After havin'* given us excellent comedy on the stage, the two gentlemen transfer the scene to the Press. M. Guitry only touched-up my plays,” says the author. Not at all,” retorts the Prince of the stage; I collaborated to great extent in several of your ...

... reverend gentleman was not to blame. But the fact remains that I went to the SaToy expecting much. Of course, Church or Stage may startle certain secthtis of the public. I can quite imagine that if it were performed an old-fashioned cathedra! town it ...

... time-honoured gauze skirts and tight, and so appear in • eastume more in keeping with those of the other Menem It is said that the lady indignantly refused to violate the maces of bee art by acceding to the suggestion, and, as our readers will remember, her ...