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... settling her in the 1 emple with iolet, who has whirlwind habits, an affectionate nature, real beauty, a small part at a theatre, a love for Flecker's poems, and a really practical out look on life. Amid these delightful Bohemian surroundings, Katherine ...
... admirable a man as her husband. He flings away from her to charge head down into success and enmities in the world of the theatre. He throws off astonisliing masses of clotted philosophies of a sort of schoolboy calibre, and then violently storms the ...
... accidentally inserted beneath the picture of a regimental goat. They encounter the siren, and they get mixed up with the theatre, and in the end Aunt with her basilisk nature descends on them, and they are only saved from the wrath to come by Uncle adroitly ...
... close attention, and his pictures of the modern East are a real delight. He shows us the blood-curdling plays of the Japanese theatre, with the splendidly modest Utavemon playing young women's parts with grace and dignity at sixty. He shows us Japan aggressively ...
... OUT OF THE RUCK. I^jr Bv GEORGE PRIMROSE. ^:Itv ANDRÉ-LOUIS MOREAU had a great sense of the theatre. Also he had a most enviable knowledge of its literature, ancient and modern, as he boasted glibly to M. Binet, the strolling player. That being so, it ...
... in all branches of their art as did that admirable artist Miss Millar), but from the point of view of sheer production our theatres have never before shown such taste and brilliance. And, of course, in this respect one includes the chief revue-producers ...
... CARRINGTON. MISS ARLIE TULLOCH. Photographs by Garrick Studios and Bertram Park.] APPEARING IN A RUNAWAY GIRL, AT THE KING'S THEATRE, HAMMER SMITH, ON MARCH 27, AND FIVE SUBSEQUENT EVENINGS LADIES OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE DRAMATIC AND OPERATIC SOCIETY. Miss ...
... little tired of the once forbidden expletive which stood Mr. Shaw in such trood stead in a certain nlav at His Majesty's Theatre. However, that is purely a matter of taste. If you like strong language, you will like Tell England very much, and you can ...
... with her husband over The Avenger, a one-act play, and with Mr. Avory Hopwood in Seven Days, a farce produced at the Astor Theatre, New York. Photograph by Ira D. Schwartz. THE ONLY WOMAN PUBLISHER IN ENGLAND MRS. EYRE-MACKLIN. Mrs. Eyre-MaCklin is the ...
... passing of each successive hour. (Stage direction.) That is the sort of thing they would do so exquisitely in any West End theatre. Got them chimes ready, 'Arry Righteo. Stand by I Lef 'er go However, 1 am evidently not one oj the elect. I should be stoned ...
... MINISTER'S DAUGHTER AS QUEEN VICTORIA MISS MEGAN LLOYD GEORGE AT THE QUEEN'S THEATRE MATIN IiE. One of the features 01 the Famous Pictures matinee, held at the Queen's Theatre recently, was Miss Megan Lloyd George's appearance as Queen Victoria. Other ...
... Novels of the Theatre. One of the world's great difficulties, apparently, is to write a good novel of theatrical life, the author who bravely attempts the task must decide, before he sets out, whether his story is to deal with the theatre as it really ...