... MISS GAY SILVANI Rita Matt in Photo A corner warm within my heart, Have I, O maid of 'witching wile, Reserved for thee, because thou art Not glorious by the Odol smile A talented young actress who is playing Cinderella at the Shakespeare Theatre, Clapham ...

... Outrageous Fortune S A POPULAR ACTRESS WHO HAS SUFFERED ITS SLINGS AND ARROWS Miss May Yohc n Private Dress MISS MAY YOHE AS LITTLE CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS Ellis and IValcry Photos In the ^nineties Miss May Yohe was one of the most popular of light opera actresses, having started the coon-song vogue with Oh Honev Ma Honey, in Little Clrtstophcr Columbus, and enjoyed great vogue as The Lady ...

... Laid to His Rest KING GUSTAV FOLLOWS HIS FATHER TO THE GRAVE J The Procession along the Snow-covered Quays of Stockholm Blomberg Photo The burial of King Oscar was attended by great ceremonial, and was an impressive spectacle. The body was borne througn the snows, folio ved by the King and Royal family, and the long line of Princes, soldiers, sailors, Statesmen, and foreign representatives was ...

... NiffitE Century Megts Twentieth V I One of the Oldest of Gateways passed under by one of the Newest of Motors Though essentially modern in their sympathies, motorists are not, now and again, above acknowledging the services of the ancients towards the aesthetics of automobilism. Very picturesque, for instance, as a photographic background for the occupants of the above up-to-date 38 h. p. ...

... i\ p j. Mr. Bransby Williams, who is playing the part of Scrooge, in Dickens' Christmas Carol, at the Hippodrome Photo Campbell'Gray Ltd. The version of Dickens' famous Christmas Carol, which is now being played at the Hippodrome, opens with a snowball fight between a lot of youngsters, who, at Scrooge's appearance, start pelting him. The story is beautifully told, and the character of ...

... FACING NOTIONS THE BEST AMATEUR JOCKEY. BY CARBINE Mr. Thursby to Ride in the Derby A gain It has been arranged that Mr. George Thursby shall ride Sir Archibald for his classic engage ments during the ensuring season, and I am sure that the majority of racing people will wish good luck to this capable amateur rider. It will be remembered that he finished second in the Derby on that ...

... ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL The Wiles of the F.A. I am surprised to see that so many people have failed to grasp the significance of the Football Association's latest move-- the resolution that an A.F.A. amateur is not to be debarred from playing with an F.A. team by reason of the fact that he plays for his Public School or University. It is supposed that this is a step on the part of the F.A. ...

... Worcestershire v. 44 Fostershire at Malvern A UNIQUE GOLF MATCH Mr. R. E. Foster The famous cricketer, who captained his family Paterf imilias Rev. H. Foster The father of the famous sporting family .'y r Miss C. M. Foster Well known as a golf, rackets, lawn tennis, and hockey player The famous Foster Family, who beat Worcestershire in a remarkable golf match on Boxing Day Photo Illustrations ...

... , , Works and Show Rooms BRADFORD STREET, BOLTON. London Office and Show Room: 135, VICTORIA STREET, S.W. THE RATIONAL FIREPLACE A MONEY SAVER. Owing to the advancing cost of fuel a 4 Rational Fii-eplace 3 is now of more value than ever.33 Thousands are now in use all over the world. Write for illustrated catalogue of designs. ...

... Bs*- Artls^ar Cs^osstoifco Children First. CHILDREN here, children there, children everywhere. The present day is given up to the boy and the girl. Look in the papers and you see a crowd of advertisements an nouncing the pantomime or the children's play, and the streets of London Town have been made gay by the excited throng of youngsters who took possession of them. Of all the attractions for ...

... p A Clerical Follower of the Warwickshire Hounds: (I) With Lady Willoughby de Broke. (2) An argument with Lord Willoughby de Broke, the Master The reign of the squarson, whose interest in the cure of souls was a very secondary consideration to his interest in the delights of the chase, has long since passed. That, however, the roles of parish priest and sportsman are not entirely incompatible ...

... /^NTINWQL cijAT Paris and Mme. Leopold Parisian society is much interested in the King of the Belgians' morganatic marriage,' but in Paris his actions are by no means viewed with the same leniency as in Brussels. For some time past all kinds of impossible stories have been spread abroad concerning this extraordinary ménage, and several of the grandes dames of the Faubourg St. Germain have ...