... PARLIAMENT ACT KEEPS IT ALIVE. The Rome Rule Bill poised this moreung through whet wan anivoreally ,releardeel as e.n inevitable staco on its way to tho Statute Book. It wee by the Room of Lards, the voting bring: For the Seeend Reading Against Majority ...

... BOILED ALIVE For the tnere race-Jew is a late and almost contemporary preduct. a purely transitional type. and though the modern dramatist may be justified in adding him to the stage gallery, he is almost too topical for art. Yet this sort of Jew Is ...

... STAGE ART AND CRAFTS. WHITECHAPEL ART GALLERY. OPENING BY SIR HERBERT TREE. That homo of interesting exhibitions, the Wliitoohai>el Gallery, which periodically brings to a focus in unlovely the beauty are imagination of ant has rarely, if evar, put ...

... splendid percentages for Progress, we may begin to talk about sex equality. But meanwhile? If you, my dear reader, are In London now, and alive, you will work hard for them two Socialist women. If you are there, and not alive, God help you! No Sex War. Whenever ...

... ORIGINAL SEQUAH STILL ALIVE. Mr. Hannaway Rowe Still Practising His Art. Apropos of the published story of the - death of Sequah '• we bare reveived an interesting letter from the original Sequah, who is evidently very much alive and in excellent spirits ...

... AN ALL-ALIVE PARISH At the well.attended meeting of the pariah of All Saints'. Shooters Hill. alter the routine business. the Vicar , Iter. Herbert W. Farrar) said it was their happiness to belong to an all alive pariah, and mentioned two inaminesn only—di ...

... downward.” Mark you, 1 am not going to assert that this improved social condition of the stage must, in itself, a!so uplift it from an ‘ Art point of view. What has Art to do with social grades? That which ! do contend is, such association of refinement ...

... waters of an artificial lake. The other was like the ocean changeful, restless, undisciplined, and uncertain, but alive, oh, very much alive I felt certain that ten years hence this solitary woman would be, as it were, exactly as she is to-day a little ...

... THE STAGE SOCIETY. THE WAY THE MOSEY GOLS A Play, in Three Art.!. by LADY BELL. Mrtt. AC.ITEA Hitt Ma. Tarlton Ilaie Slark LEONARD CALVTI: A Policeman .. A Urittin HAILDINO John Hulroyd H. NYE en.urt Vincent Docouts Goanos A Hawker EJL:ViOrr Tom Tarlton ...

... After havin'* given us excellent comedy on the stage, the two gentlemen transfer the scene to the Press. M. Guitry only touched-up my plays,” says the author. Not at all,” retorts the Prince of the stage; I collaborated to great extent in several of your ...

... need of the spoken word, of the emphasis of the actor s art. to (hive home the obvious l««oo of THE PATRIOTIC DRAMA. military preparedness, and of vigilance the national defence However that may be, the patriotic drama has come with sound of drum and ...

... Higginbotham. Stage history. The Stage Year Book for 1916 has now made its appearanci% It is not of the bulky proportions of the 1914 volume, but is a shade larger than that of last year. In it, of course, there is no reference to the stage in Germany ...