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... anything but literature, in which it was the greatest of her ambitions to excel. Her latest attempt, a play given at the Theatre des Arts Le Cmur d'Homme is very sentimental, and without any particular object. As some body remarked, C'est le ceeur de ...
... and Embankment, and other non-populous parts of the town. For railway carriages, smoking-rooms, dinner tables, and seats in theatres, it is not to be thought of. A Year With a Familiar Name 1910. Sounds familiar, somehow. Ah, yes, of course, I remember! ...
... London has never seen anything approaching such a spectacle. Strand Theatre A series of matinees unique in the annals of theatrical management in London is being presented at this theatre, and should prove an immense attraction to young and old. Master Moritz ...
... DELAVAL ASTLEY Who, before her marriage, was Miss May Kinder, and appeared in Mr. Edwardes' musical productions at Daly's Theatre. She is a charming American girl, and her recent marriage to Mr. H. Delaval Astley, a son of the famous house of Astley, is ...
... LADY CONSTANCE STEWARTRICHARDSON The famous Society sportswoman, who is shortly appearing at the Palace Theatre in a series of classical dances. Her ladyship announces that she is devoting the proceeds to the furtherance of her scheme for the establishment ...
... Puffs A PIROUETTE WHO IS DELIGHTING NEW YORK MISS RUTTA STOCKETTO Premiere danseuse, who recently made her debut at the New Theatre, New York. Her dancing was greatly admired, and she promises to become one of the brightest stars in the corybintic constellation ...
... the Jesuits purchased it. The buildings, which are dignified and spacious, are magnificently equipped, a feature being a theatre with a splendidly fitted stage. The Jesuits' method of training is well known, and at Beaumont it prevails in its most perfect ...
... [London Fights Entertainments (15; U JINGLE AND NORMAN MORROW FORSAKE THE THEATRES FOR ELECTION MEETINGS |ttu ...
... MR. AND MRS. FRED TERRY (MISS JULIA NEILSON) She is at present playing Marie Belleforet in Henry of Nr.varre, at the New Theatre, and appears on the programme as Phillida Terson. Miss Terry made her ddbut as one of the torchbearers in the tableaux at ...
... hot-bed of sedition for some time past. Our picture shows the famous reservoir. The I large square buiidine on the right is the theatre in which Mr. A. M. T. Jackson, Collector, was recently murdered by a native, who stated that he wished to avenge the sentence ...
... very crowded. In the Casino there is neyer a seat to be had at the tables. The atrium holds a seething mass of people. The theatre is packed. The Sporting Club is always full, and there is not a vacant table at the Cafe de Paris at the hour of the aperitif ...
... as the Baron is distinctly good at times, but does not always succeed in carrying his audience with him. King's Theatre The King's Theatre, Hammersmith, pantomime, H umpty-Dumpty is one of the best in the suburbs. The stars engaged are worthy of the name ...