... MR. ROBERT BLATCHFORD'S SCHRECKGESPENST THE GREAT WAR LORD. THE MAILY FIST AND THE MAILED FIST: MR. ROBERT BLATCHFORD (WITH HIS IMPERIAL MAJESTY THE GERMAN EMPEROR IN WAITING). We make no excuse for dubbing the German Emperor Mr. Robert Blatchford's bogey, for it is evident that the best-known leader of the English Socialists thinks Kaiser, just as he would eat Kaiser. Seriously, Mr. ...

... ZTV\_L1 j\ /AJSJK ■.WmS&l J i ?fHRCLOt3MA1^ Schoolboys' Charity. Dr. Wood, the Headmaster of Harrow, has protested against the number of charities and patriotic societies which now appeal to schoolboys to swell their funds, and he reminds the secretaries of the numberless institutions which appeal to the rising generation for help that schoolboys go to school to be educated, not to become ...

... VOTELESS, YET VOTE GETTERS LADIES WELL KNOWN IN THE WORLD OF POLITICS. i. Mrs. G. A. Ginns (West Bristol). 2. The Hon. Mrs. Cyril Ward (Thornbury Division of Gloucestershire). 3. Mrs. Alfred Emmott (Oldham). Mrs. F. E. Smith (Walton Divison of Liverpool^. 5. Mrs. Anstruther-Gray (St. Andrew's Burghs). 6. The Hon. Mrs. Wai.rond (Tiverton Division of Devonshire). 1 7. Lady Hermionr Cameron ...

... DANCING WITH THE HANDS: AN ACT SUGGESTED BY RODIN. I. THE DANCES OF THE HANDS, SUGGESTED BY RODIN AND GIVEN BY MISS LOIE FULLER A VASE MOVEMENT. 2. A POSE IN THE BACK GOUNOD 44 AVE MARIA. 3. THE TRINITY IN THE BACH GOUNOD AVE MARIA. 4. ANOTHER VASE MOVEMENT. [P/io ographs by What.) The latest dances take the form of dances of the hands, and were given recently at the Metropolitan Opera ...

... AFTER DINl BY ERNEST A. BRYANT. Christmas in the Arctic. It ought to be incumbent upon all travellers upon great expeditions specially to note, for the information of those at home, what Christmas means to them in the wilds. A Christmas-loving German on the Germania-Hansa Arctic Expedition gave us a glimpse of the signifi cance of the date to toilers amid the eternal ice. To such the day means ...

... GIVEN AWAY BY HANDS, FACE, AND CAP: THE TELEGRAPH BOY GIRL. THE ALBERT HAUL MISS JESSIE KENNEDY, THE SUFFRAGETTE, AS A TELEGRAPH BOY IN THE DRESS IN WHICH SHE SOUGHT TO GAIN ADMISSION TO THE ALBERT HALL. Photograph by the Illustrations Bureau.] The Albert Hall meeting, at which Mr. Asquith announced the fighting po'icy of the Liberals, was not interrupted by the Suffragettes. This was not the ...

... AGAIN DYING NIGHTLY IN THE INTERESTS OF HER ART MME, SARAH BERNHARDT IN LE PROCES DE JEANNE D'ARC. THE MAID OF ORLEANS FOR THE SECOND TIME: MME. SARAH BERNHARDT AS JOAN OF ARC. --[Photographs by Manuel.'] For the second time, Mme. Sarah Bernhardt is appearing as the Maid of Orleans; on this occasion it is in M. Emil Moreau's new play, Le Procfcs de Jeanne D'Arc, which was produced in Paris ...

... A BRIDE WHO WILL HAVE NO LACK OF RUPEES THE WIFE OF THE SAHIBZADA NASIR ALI KHAN. .V' W:#;V '^-.t.-v DOLLIE KHANUM: MISS DOLLIE PARNELL, WHO HAS MARRIED THE SAHIBZADA NASIR ALI KHAN, BROTHER OF THE REIGNING NAWAB OF RAMPUR AND HER HUSBAND. Photographs by Rassauo and Langfier Thp rirR^f rTk h1 a few days ago as Miss Dollie Parnell, who had appeared in My Darling, and had toured in When ...

... lay n I HEAED the (ffifflV'KPPPl j j g I M 1 An Unrehearsed Curtain. For a long time Miss Hilda Moody has been away from London, and although it was announced, in the first place, that she was going to play in The Dollar Princess, and, more recently, in The Merry Peasant, neither of these engagements materialised. At present, she is singing with the Moody-Manners Company in the provinces. ...

... r THIT- MiVN-OTV'^f? The Public as Experts. The total of the attendance during the eight days of the late Motor Exhibition at Olympia amounted to no less than 193,410-- a number far in excess of that attained at any previous Junction of the kind in this country. It is not fair to contrast the figures with those of the later Salons, for those exhibitions kept their doors open for something like ...

... Woolwich and Sandhurst. The doors of Sandhurst and Woolwich have been thrown wide open to all the candidates candidates who passed the preliminary examination. At first blush I should have taken it that the schools with Army classes would have been delighted that all their boys who passed the qualifying examination should be said to have passed into the military colleges. But I find that this ...

... The Censored Shaw. How amiably officials advertise those whom they hate! The Showing-Up of Blanco Posnet would not have made a sensation if the Irish authorities had not prohibited it and they had not been defied. Fancy making up your mind to forbid and then not having the courage to punish the disobedient When presented the other evening by the Incorporated Stage Society the piece showed ...