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... rediscovered London. It seems we have changed amazingly in the ten years he has been away. We drink no wine; we frequent theatres and electric palaces in the day time; we converse amicably with total strangers, like any American; and, finally, it is ...
... angry. I do not think there is a better The National Loss argument to be found any where against the National Theatre idea than the State theatres in France. To begin with, the management never makes money. The Government imposes free perform ances on January ...
... theory Canada is a colony in fact, she is an independent nation. It may be that Professor Wrong is right. At the Queen's Theatre. The House opposite The George and Dragon. THUMB-HAIL SKETCHES BY GE0iRi3^:;ko l\ ...
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... I fancy, are hypnotised by this countless mul titude of shining lights. It is they who love the glitter and brilliance of theatres, of modish restaurants, of ball-rooms who, with unreasoning optimism, count themselves happv if they make one of a garishly ...
... FROM THE TEMPLE TO THE THEATRE. THE PRINCESS MAHARA, AN EX-PRIESTESS, ELECTRIFIES VIENNA An Indian princess, Mahara, whose portrait is seen above, is at present making an enormous sensation in Vienna by her wonderful snake dances. Princess Mahara, who ...
... n Publique et des Beaux Arts, M. Doumergue, alter having inaugurated a few schools and public buildings, popped into the theatre and saw the performance. Alter it was over he called little Delphin into his noble presence ar.d said, Well, my young friend ...
... ESTABLISHED 1760. Your throat needs some protection I from winter fogs, damp, and chills, I especially at night, after the theatre or I dance. The best and most stylish I article for the purpose is the I Phoenix Muffler. It clings close I to the throat ...
... pleasant entertainments. Whilst struggling frantically with some industrial statistics that evening instead of going to the theatre and afterwards to a little supper party she suddenly thought of Gerald's letter. Motoring, shooting, and bridge in the evening ...
... coldest day. Take a wineglassful before going out of a cold night or directly you come home after attending a concert or theatre, and your whole system will vibrate with that feeling of warmth and comfort that compels you to acknowledge its goodness. ...
... Telegraph. Ninety- seven columns of speeches. Fate of England trembling in balance. In the meantime dinner. Bon I Went to Theatre Rdjane. Madame Margot. Another vamped-up historical pot-boiler. Emile Moreau at it again. Rejane very poor part. Only feature ...
... At the omedie Theatre in England. I have been told this so ran^aise. often during the last ten or twelve years that I begin to disbelieve it. All the same, if the English National Theatre ever comes, I hope the directors of that theatre will make it their ...