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... A REMARKABLE DOUBLE.-- Rarely can the Book Society have backed so remarkable a double as their choice (The Brothers, by L. A. G. Strong), and their first recom mendation (Magnolia St ...
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MODERN LIFE IN BOOKS
... By OLIVER WAY IT seems to me that not very long ago a daily newspaper made a great fuss over a new serial called Train de Luxe. The announcements were accompanied by a new photo ...
THE THEATRES: NERO AT HIS MAJESTY'S
... THE THEATRES NERO AT HIS MAJESTY'S The magnificent spectacular melodrama with which Mr. Stephen Phillips has marked his return to the stage' is another of those plays to which the dramatist has accu ...
No Liveliness in New Books
... Wo Liveliness in Z\[_ew {Books j Except that Mr. Bernard Shaw, as a Laughing Philosopher, seeks to prove Methuselahism possible to-day While Mr. Arthur Balfour re-issues his Philosophic Doubt, which ...
LITERARY INTERLUDES: Impressions of Irving
... LITERARY INTERLUDES Impressions of Irving An actor's personality is of necessity elusive; possibly, among more obvious reasons, because the constant habit-- to use an excellent theatrical phrase-- of ...
OUR BOOKSHELF
... TALES OF THE FISH PATROL These vigorous little stories, by Mr. Jack London (Heinemann), tell of a series of adventures of the patrol who see that the fishing laws are observed among th ...
THE THEATRES: UNDER WHICH KING, AT THE ADELPHI
... THE THEATRES UNDER WHICH KING, AT THE ADELPHI The characters in Mr. James Bernard Fagan's new play, pro duced on Monday night at the ADELPHI, are very divided in their allegiance. They serve, firstl ...
THE BOOKSHELF: Exploding a Reputation--A Guide to Dickens--Studies of Indian Crime: The Popular Idea of George ..
... T* U TT* D A 17 Qi-flTf IT Exploding a Reputation A Guide to f^t/V/l\OOIl ...
THE THEATRES: THE PLAYHOUSE AND A NEW PLAY
... THE THEATRES THE PLAYHOUSE AND A NEW PLAY The two theatrical events of the week, leaving the French season of the Royalty out of account, have been the opening of Mr. Cyril Maude's new playhouse and t ...
Our Bookshelf: IN THE TAIL OF THE PEACOCK
... CO nr |3oohshcIf IN THE TAII. OF THE PEACOCK AS Miss Savory remarks in her preface, this book contains no thrilling adventures, chronicles no days devoted to sport, nor will readers of books of trav ...
BOOKS BEARING ON THE GREAT WAR
... Our Gallant Army.-- As we are devoting space this week to some account of our Territorial Army, we would draw attention to some new books on the subject. No one at this ...
The Theatres: OLD HEIDELBERG
... The theatres BY W. MOY THOMAS OLD HEIDELBERG THE picture of the bright and joyous side of students life in the venerable University of Heidelberg, so effectively contrasted with the gloom and formal ...