... MISS ANNESLEY (who plays the mother superior in the price of peace at drury lane). ...

... . EIGHTH TEE. EIGHTEENTH GREEN. ELEVENTH TEE. ELEVENTH GREEN. FIFTH TEE. SEVENTEENTH TEE. ...

... RACING STABLES -PRINCE SOLTYKOFF'S. PRINCE SOLTYKOFF, who is in every sense a princely patron of horseracing, has been associated with the Turf for more than forty years. His colours-- pink jacket, black cap-- were first registered in the year 1858. The first occasion on which they were sported on a racecourse in that season was in the Two-Year-Old Stakes at Epsom Spring Meeting, on a filly ...

... K F. \r P T O N P A R K OCTOBER M EETI N G -T H F DUKE OF Y 0 R Iv S T A K E S. MO UN 1' PROSPECT RETURNING TO SCALE. TI1E PARADE, Duaky Queen (Hammond). Syerla (0. Madden). Mount Prospect (L. Reifl). Ameer [D. Maker). TIIE PARADE. Mount Prospect (winner). Ameer. Caiman, THE FINISH. ...

... P A R T R IDGE S II 0 0 T I N G-- THINNING A COVEY. [Published, by permission of the Berlin Phok iographie Company 133, New Bond-street II ...

... . Miss Sybil Carlisle is a clever young actress who should never be allowed to be away from the London stage. We have pleasant remembrances of her performance of the part of Millicent Denbigh in The Bugle Call an interesting little piece written by Louis N. Parker and Addison Bright, and brought out some time ago at the Haymarket Theatre on the occasion of an entertainment in aid of the Lord ...

... . Mr. Forbes Robertson is just now delighting provincial playgoers by his fine performance as Richard Dudgeon, who figures so prominently in Mr. G. Bernard Shaw's curious and clever play called The Devil *s Disciple An excellent critical authority hath it that his interpretation of the part may ho given a front placo among the numerous triumphs of this eminent and deservedly popular actor, who ...

... THE HUNTER. THOROUGHBRED, AND POLO PONY SHOWS AT ISLINGTON. i 1. Polo Pony Show.-- Mr. Tresham Gilbey's Tortoisesliell. Gold Medal for best filly in Classes 2, 4, and 5. 2. Polo Pony Show. Mr. 'J'resham Gilbey's Early Dawn. Challenge. Cwp for best mare or filly Classes 2, 4, 5, to 8, and Gold Medal for best brood mare Classes 6 to 8. 3. Polo Pony Show. The Radnorshire Polo Pony Co.'s Gown Bon. ...

... . LAST week saw the holding of the last of the migratory shows of the Royal Agricultural Society, which will next year settle down in its new home at Wembley. On this occasion the Royal clashed with Peterborough, rather to the disadvantage of the former. It was a pity, as one would have liked to see the old régime finish up with a success. The weather, too, was bad, the attendance wretched, ...

... , , J*HE amount of pleasure to be obtained from the Pianola does not depend on the extent of one's musical knowledge. All it demands is a love for music. In a few weeks one gains an acquaintance with music that not even years of study could give. What is practically the world's music is open to everyone who owns a Pianola, and with the Metrostyle, the new Pianola development, it is possible ...

... . THERE has been in recent years, for the South London Harriers, a favourable turn in fortune's wheel. Last autumn's meeting at Kennington Oval drew a record crowd, and on Saturday, although there was ample ac commodation for more than those who passed the turn stiles, the spring sports must have been witnessed by nearly 10,000 persons. It is now the fashion to insure the gate. this the ...

... . began to play golf in his early schooldays, being allowed sometimes to play on the Malvern Club links, as a great favour, and playing also on his home links at Bedford in holiday-time. He became a member of the Bedford Golf Club at eighteen, the earliest age at which the club admits members, and won the club Monthly Medal at the first time of asking, with a score of 93-- 7-- 86. This was ...