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... JAe dido-Side 'Book Show J3y olames Milne Jl Pageant of Variety, because it contains the simple looe stories of Miss Alcol', the philosophy) of Dr. CJeurge Saintsbury, New Letters by Edward FitzQerald, the English maker of Omar Khayyam, and many other ...
... Queen drove to Golspie to inspect the Highland Industries Show- Room, and then joined the King at tea at the Castle. Their Majesties were afterwards driven by their host and hostess to the landing-stage, the Queen in a motor-car with the Duke, and the King ...
... prologue, the reception at the doctor’s house in the first act, and the scene at Venice in the second act are surely the most lifelike pul on the London stage for years, and every member of the company, from the chief of the principals to the humblest singer ...
... Boas April 27, 1820 THE LATE MR. HERBERT SPENCER From a Photograph Elliott and Fry, Baker Street during which the retained Motion undergoes parallel transformation.’ The purpose of his volumes was to trace the application of this law throughout all the ...
... non-existent stage, and says that such things ought not to be allowed. She is too serious about something or other to be amusing; and such interest as attaches to Babs herself never goes beyond the momentary curiosity excited by a freak in show. Another sort ...
... to naturalists, have to appear on the stage. It was ordained by Wagner that, at one time or another, horses, flying and otherwise, dragons, man eating and tame, sheep, and even a mouse, should appear upon the stage, and though we are now generally spared ...
... ly. Jagcard's Fifty Years' Retrospect of the Memorial, just issued, tells how the Theatre was opened, on Shakespeare Day, April 23, 1879, not with a production of Hamlet, as had been desired, but with Much Ado, Barry Sullivan being the Benedick and ...
... National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. The vear's work is dealt with in the thirty-second yearly report, entitled Our Fight, which shows that 1006 children have been provided for. Income Tax fop. Business Men: With Special Reference to ...
... This list shows changes of foreign names recently effected, bringing up the list to 1330 since the beginning of the war. Previous lists have appeared November 21, iqi January 2, February 6, March 23, May 22, July and 31, October iqiy January April 2q, May ...
... player to be fighting fit from October to April, and I think this is a point the critics hardly ever take into consideration when criticizing an International's lack of dash. The Hooker Guy's Breakaway The second round of the Hospitals Cup at Richmond, ...
... was shown by *; . piearance of the House whilst M\Ir. Chamberlain was speaking. ne1 seat was occupied, the side galleries showing that animated al l. ance familiar only on Budget nights and the like. The most o:h incident of all was the clustering of Colonials ...
... success that some of the audience had to be accommodated with seats on the stage. The enthusiasm evoked was epoch making it broke down the barriers of Scots prejudice against the stage. For some years afterwards The Gentle Shepherd remained very popular with ...