... I The King iLncourages Our Future Defenders jk I BY LAND AND SEA THREE CHEERS FOR THE KING: THE HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY REVIEWED BY HIS MAJESTY AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE One of the items in the King's ...

... ARE THEATRES IMMORAL? MR. HARRY LAUDER AS CENSOR When you have attained some eminence in one profession it seems to be the correct thing to hold forth at large and talk about other professions. This i ...

... At The Telephone. A CONFIDENTIAL CHAT. He That you, sweetheart She Yes, darling what is it He Oh, I want you to do something for me. I quite forgot to ask you, before I came away this morning, to to b ...

... The New Lord and Lady. Mlpon An Abandoned Dinner The death of the late Marquis of Ripon was, I am informed, a dramatic surprise to the heirs to the title, Lord and Lady de Grey. For the evening on which the news came her ladyship had arranged a boy and girl dinner at Coombe-- that is to say, a party of young men and women of Society, a function which had, of course, to be post poned sine die ...

... 64 Press C^iittmgs SCENES FROM MR, SHAW'S PLAY, PRODUCED AT THE COURT THEATRE The Prime Minister hides, thinking that the suffragets have invaded the War Office Mr. Leon Quartermaine as Mr. Balsquith, Mr. Robert Loraine as General Mitchener General Mitchener: Be calm, Balsquith Mr. R. Loraine as Gen. Mitchener, Mr. Ernest Cosham as the Orderly General Mitchener To me, my officer would not ...

... AT THE GLOBE (LATE HICKS) THEATRE BY JINGLE. HIS BORROWED PLUMES I THINK the moral of Mrs. George Cornwallis- West's play is that a man should not marry a woman who is cleverer than himself; though, if this moral were taken to heart, half the young men of the present day would have to remain single from force of circumstances. The story is all about a lady who steals another lady's plot for ...

... Goiae With Golden Opinions MISS ROSE STAHL, WHO RETURNS TO AMERICA AFTER A MOST SUCCESSFUL VISIT TO LONDON MiSS STAHL AS PATRICIA O'BRIEN IN THE CHORUS LADY Miss Stahl, who is now off home again, has won golden opinions during her stay in London. Her impersonation of the heroine in The Chorus Lady was one of the best American performances we have ever seen. Her lines were as full of wit and ...

... I PARKNASI LL A] PARKNASI LL A On the Sea Coast near KILLARNEY. ONE OF THE HOTELS EN ROUTE. IRELAND'S LOVELIEST RESORT on the GRAND ATLANTIC COACH ROUTE. Finest coaching and motoring country in the Kingdom. Splendid facilities for sea-bathing, boating, and yachting. Deep sea and river fishing in abundance. Excellent free golfing in the district. First-class hotels on coach route at Parknasilla ...

... The Kaiser at Kiel on board the Ariane. To the right of the German Emperor are M. and Madame Gaston Menier, the millionaire manufacturer of the famous chocolate bearing his name Chttsseaii-Flaviens ...

... FROM MERE AND THERE. KING ALFONSO'S DAUGHTER Above is depicted the first photograph of Spain's new princess. The picture shows the child with her English nurse in the gardens of La Granja. It will be noticed that the princess bears a strong resemblance to her father LADY CLEMENTINE WARING Who led the cotillion at the Baroness Eckhardstein's dance last week. It will be seen that Lady Waring has ...

... The Americans Entertain. One. of the most enjoyable parties of last week was Mrs. Potter Palmer's enter tainment at her lovely house in Carlton House Terrace. Everything was superlatively well done, and the array of dresses and jewels worn by the ladies present was really magnificent. At the back of the house, looking over the Mall, a huge stage had been erected, and there the Russian dancers ...

... RUSSIA'S (GREATEST ACTRESS vag!ftainig| ILoimdoini ft Sftmdly uhp jD^asumftic A.irfto Princess Bariatinsky, who is visiting England for the first time in order to witness the art of our principal actors and actresses, has a double interest for the British public. In addition to being Russia's leading actress she is also a princess with strong revolutionary ideas. Dealing with her standing as ...