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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 ...
... Years' Unrivalled Reputation. The Address is unchanged bU' ...
... season at the Lyric Theatre in which the success was both artistic and financial. Miss Ethel Smyth and Mr. Joseph Holbrooke secured performances of their operas, The Wreckers and Pierrot and Pierrette, with the aid of the Afternoon Theatre. We have been happily ...
... you feel so good that you have no need of midnight Mass, you go to the theatre. Most Paris theatres put up their prices on Christmas Eve, and all of them are packed. After the theatre you go to a restaurant, where you have booked your table several weeks ...
... 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 ...
... 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\ ...
... mistress. A simple little thing which would bear a good deal of expansion. It is by M. Max Mauray, the director of the little theatre, himself. The second piece is called La Halte. Here we have a gentleman making himself vastly agreeable to a lady in a waiting- ...
... 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. ...
... THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY AT THE ALDWYCH THEATRE BY JINGLE (Note. I am sorry to see that Jingle appears, despite our frantic efforts to confine it to our own columns, to have caught the Election fever. Ed.) MR. CHAIRMAN and Gentlemen,-- I should ...
... Shakespeare. Mr. Lloyd (confound the George didn't give it to them half hot enough. TWTATINEE hats have been forbidden in Paris theatres by the police, and now I see that the ladies of Paris have decided to do their hair so that it takes the form of a hat. Anything ...
... the black velveteen. The Elaboration of E*ening Mauteaux Beautiful and still more beautiful grow the lovely restaurant and theatre wraps as decreed by La Mode. Replete with fantastic drapery and outline when on the figure, these are frequently fashioned ...