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... I. MISS STELLA DE MARNEY, As Marjory in Jack and Jill at the Theatre Royal, Belfast. 2. MISS MARIE GEORGE, Who is appearing as Katrina in Dick Whittington at Drury Lane Theatre. 3. MISS DOROTHY FIRMIN, 4s Alice in Dick Whittington at the Coronet Theatre. 4. MISS ELLALINE TERRISS and MR. SEYMOUR HICKS. In Fly by Night, the aeroplane miniature musical comedy at the Palace Theatre. MISS ...

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... DUCK SHOOTING ON THE NORFOLK BROADS. Drawn by G. H. Stafford. ...

... HOW THE SNOWSTORM TAMES THE BIRDS IN ST. JAMES'S PARK The severity of the cold in London is shewn by the appearance of gulls on the Embankment in search of food while the birds in St. James's Park display unusual lameness in feeding from the hands of visitors ...

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... THE NEW DOMESTIC MISSIONARIES The Art of the Cooking Range It is frequently said that the modern woman shows a strong dislike to household duties as compared with her mother; on the other hand, it has been left to our own day to recognise the fact, which seems at first sight perfectly obvious, that running a house is quite an art. When you want clothes you go to an expert called a tailor, but ...

... . NOTES BY RAPIER. THE tone of many letters which reach me from all parts of the world make it agreeably evident that many readers are good enough to regard me as a personal friend, and with a large proportion of these the friendship has been prolonged: it is not far short of thirty years since the signature of Rapier first appeared in these columns. To such readers-- with apologies for ...

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