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... small folk's party the dresses are to be selected from one or other of the juvenile plays now being performed at the West-end theatres. TAance frocks proper are being made much plainer and more scanty they are not becoming, and are impos sible to wear with ...
... cannot be displaced even by Peter Pan, assuredly the most perfect play for children ever written. Here, at the Duke of York's Theatre, in succession to Miss Nina Boucicault and Miss Cissie Loftus, Miss Pauline Chase maintains the brilliant success in the rule ...
... just published by the Edinburgh firm of Foulis. Describing the tragedy of Beethoven's deafness Mr. Hadden says that in the theatre he had to lay his ears close to the orchestra in order to understand the actors and the higher notes of the instruments and ...
... L'lLLUSTRATION fp ART FR ANQAIS Gravures en taille-douce et en couleurs. LITTERATURE FRANQAISE Romans et pieces de theatre des meilleurs auteurs. i3i5, T(ue Saint-Georges, Paris FRENCH ART Fine-Art plates for home decoration. FRENCH LITERATURE Novels ...
... MR. GEORGE MEREDITH'S PLAY, THE SENTIMENTALISTS, AT THE DUKE OF YORK'S THEATRE DRAWN BY H. M. PAGET j Mr. Charles Frohman with his Repertory Theatre is doing a great work for the London drama. He has produced interesting plays by Mr. Galsworthy. Mr ...
... portrait of Mr,, George Bealby, who so brilliantly impersonates the Rev. William Swalecliffe in The Tenth Man at the Globe Theatre, was attributed to Mr. Edward Gwenn, who with equal skill presents Cokeson, the lawyer's clerk, in Justice. A dmiral Pearv ...
... Tench. CARAVANNING IN COMFORT. By Herbert Hugill. ODDS AND ENDS. By Dagmar Wood. INDOOR HOBBIES OF THE COUNTRY HOME. V. The Theatre, Tea-garden, Banquet, Concert, and other Tickets of the 18th and early 19th Centuries. By A. M. Broaiji.ey. CURIOUS NESTING ...
... THE START OF THE FIVE-WEEK SHAKSPERE FESTIVAL IN LONDON -'v/ A\ Draxcn by F. Matama at His Majesty's Theatre March 2S The initial night of this year's Shakspere Festival, which in length of programme outdoes anything which Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree has ...
... Tench. CARAVANNING IN COMFORT, By Herbert Hugill. ODDS AND ENDS. By Dagmar Wood. INDOOR HOBBIES OF THE COUNTRY HOME. V. The Theatre, Tea-garden, Banquet, C ...
... prize ring, with its court of the sporting nobility and gentry and their following of the baser sort. Then in 1780 came a theatre to the road, the King's Concert Rooms, for some years visited by royalty and respectability.. By the end of the eighteenth ...
... Convalescents. In 19C9, 16.05S persons took the cure 14,341 casual visitors 233.262 baths given. Orchestra of 54 performers. Theatre, Tennis Courts, Fishing, Social Gatherings in the splendid New Kurhaus. Illustrated Booklet free on application. ROYAL SPA ...