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... Prevention of Cruelty to Ghosts. In 1975 things like Valse Bleue and the Boston will be period pieces fair game for the Noel Coward of the day. Down at the Ambassadors it is the 'sixties that are getting it in the pants. The tortured ghost is Dion Boucicault's ...
... ghostliness. In other words, the story is as unghostly as a ghost-story by Dickens, and there is not throughout the entire evening any greater upset of equilibrium than when we read about the Ghost of Marley in A Christmas Carol. In the New York procession ...
... with exotic pictures, dead brown leaves fluttering about the corners a wan, ghost palace, set in blazing, flowery gardens. The con trast of sun-heat and cold stone, the riot of colour outside and the faded relics within doors, the subtle blurring of textures ...
... representa tions of Macbeth that I have seen, the ghost of Banquo has been simply Banquo himself with a spot of red paint on his head as evidence that someone has been unkind enough to hurt him. The ghost has usually strolled in and taken a vacant chair ...
... hopelessly shadowy figure, and the whole book is so patchy that it might be the work of three, four, or five people. Madam Crowl's Ghost makes a thrilling enough tale, even though the idea is now hackneyed, and Captain Torquil is the nearest thing to being the ...
... is irresistibly drawn to the fatal spot. There he encounters the ghost of his brother, quite dry anu even supercilious, in wmie lie ana tails, By one means and another the carefree ghost persuades the careful student to take his place in the night-club ...
... Waterloo, Iowa.- Photograph by Kadcl and Herbert 1 MRS. WINTHROP IN THE GHOST TRAIN, AT THE GARRICK MISS EDITH SAVILE. Miss Edith Savile plays the part of Mrs. Winthrop in The Ghost Train, the thriller which is drawing everyone to the Garrick, and is ...
... greeted a banner bearing the inscription, 73 batallion, 6 company, 12 arrondissement, fol lowed by fifes and drums. There was a riot. An under-sized civilian who looked like a Tartar and wore an unkempt dark moustache was in the thick of it. He was Dr. Georges ...
... not afraid of ghosts. His neighbour. Sir Philip Briningham, interested in psychic phenomena, actually welcomed them, and obtained the Colonel's consent to spend a night in the haunted house. With fatal results. He died, not of the ghost, but of the scratch ...
... as against naughtiness in men, which invites our special interest, instead of the big goose berry, the sea-serpent or the ghost of the shooting-lodge. Natur ally, Mr. Hall Caine once again is on the side of the ladies why should the daughters of Eve more ...
... obeah and pocomania, has a chapter or two on voodoo and ghosts and a review of the banana-growing industry at the present time. Mr. Makin was lucky enough to be in Kingstown for last year's bad riots and his eye-witness accounts he quelled one mob by reading ...
... qualities, 44 A Murder has been Arranged is, as a play, not so good as his admirers would have us believe. The first act of this ghost story, too elaborate to spoil by detailing its development, is haphazardly constructed and nothing particular happens but from ...