AT THE MUSIC-HALL
... The Palace Theatre is likely to make as great a hit with The Passing Show of 191 5 as it did with its immediate prede cessor, for it contains all the elements of popular suc cess. Th ...
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BOOKS ABOUT THE GREAT WAR
... The Soul of the War.-- Perhaps no one can fully realise the agony of the war until he has seen it and heard it and studied its immediate fruit. This has been Mr. Philip Gib ...
A Book on French Soldiers
... Under the Tricolour comprises a dozen brilliant little stories for grown-ups by Pierre Mille, translated from Barnavaux et Quelques Femmes, by Bérengère Drillien, and mos ...
Good Stories from New Books
... Cjood Stories fi om O^ew Books Hindenburg's Little Joke.-- Dr. A. A. Martin, of New Zealand, tells the following neat little anecdote in his superlatively interesting book, A Surgeon in Khaki, publi ...
GOOD STORIES FROM NEW BOOKS
... The German Bullet.-- Mr. H. S. Souttar, who writes of his experiences at the base hospitals at Antwerp and afterwards at Furnes in A Surgeon in Belgium (Arnold), explains ...
BOOKS BEARING ON THE GREAT WAR
... I 1870 as the Prelude of 1914.-- The power inherent in a state of preparedness is strikingly brought out in a small volume received from Chatto and Windus, entitled A Di ...
A LOOK ROUND THE THEATRES
... The versatility of Mr. Nelson Keys, the quiet humour of Miss Wish Wynne, and the effective bombast of Mr. Arthur Playfair are all of special ser vice in the new skit on the T ...
SOME GOOD STORIES FROM NEW BOOKS
... SOME GOOD STORIES FROM ROOKS The Caged Emperor.-- After Elba Napoleon became a bogey to the whole world, as well as to the British Government, which had the guarding of him. Lord Bathurst believed, ...
GOOD STORIES FROM NEW BOOKS
... [ I L i i The Eastern Theatre of War.-- That type of Englishman-- one avoids the wider word Briton advisedly-- who loves to wallow in self-depreciation, so acutely pillorie ...
BOOKS BEARING ON THE GREAT WAR
... The Brave Deeds of the Black Watch, admirably chronicled by L. Cope Cornford and F. W. Walker, make stimulating reading. The small volume is the first of Dent's popula ...
Stories From New Books
... The R.S.V.P. Eye. --The charm and humanity of Mr. Ian Hay's book, The Lighter Side of School Life, will recommend it to many besides the members of the most responsible, th ...
SOME GOOD STORIES FROM NEW BOOKS
... SOME GOOD STORIES FROM NEED ROOKS The French Novel as Thought-Mirror.-- Miss Winifred Stephens' new volume, French Novelists of To-Day (second series), which arrives from the Bodley Head, will serve ...