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... best prose sketch in the book is The Purple Lie, an account of the journey from friend to friend of two free tickets to a theatre. The book is worth buying if only for this delightful little sketch, but there are others. A last book by Lady Ritchie reaches ...
... with the dramatic movement, and all his plays have been produced by the Abbey Theatre and similar organisations. The Shuiler's Child, his first important success in the theatre, was pub lished in 1909, and was followed by Three Plays (1912), The Bride (1914) ...
... natural proceeding for a brilliant poet to write himself down among his lordship's slaves. 'The play was first performed at a theatre in Lincoln's Inn Fields during Easter, 1672. The Duke of Buckingham in his tamous play, 1 lie Kenearsal, pro duced in 1675 ...
... fatal evening on which Lord Yardleigh met his death. A Factory Heroine The Theatre Queue, by Arthur Wallis (Sampson Low). Arnold Ellison was standing in the pit queue for a theatre when he first met Ruth Helme, the beautiful factory girl, in her plaid shawl ...
... evenings at my disposal for such excite ments as life can give-- and to me the House of Commons is much more exciting than any theatre. T like the atmosphere of the parliamentary lobbies. I like the pleasant friendliness of the dining-rooms. It is interesting ...
... by that poet. C. K. S. BroRen Blossoms Two little pictures from the wonderful film now being ex hibited at the Alhambra Theatre, an adaptation of Thomas Burke's story in Limehouse Nights. The story tells of a young Chinaman who finds himself in love ...
... 1896 Helbeck of Bannisdale 1898 Eleanor (played at Court Theatre, 1902 and 1905) 1900 Lady Rose's Daughter 1903 The Marriage of William Ashe 1905 Agatha, a play (produced at His Majesty's Theatre) 1905 Fenwick's Career 1906 Diana Mallory 1908 Daphne 1909 ...
... A LITERARY LETTER Theatre Memories. London, April 19, 1920. I have re ceived a third volume of Welsh sketches, by Mr. Caradoc Evans, My Neiglibours (Melrose). i see that ot this writer's two other books. M v People is now in its sixth edition, and Capel ...
... life, does duty as the legend on that one of my book-plates which is devoted to volumes on London. It is the London of the theatres, the Soho restaurants, Piccadilly at night not the London of Society with a big S which I have learned to love during the ...
... be of long duration. ()ne'of the pleasantest experiences during the six days was the visit by motor car to the open-air theatre at Sarka. Here was a veritable Grecian amphitheatre erected in a beautiful mountain pass. There were about 20,000 people in ...
... eagerly to Green Apple Harvest. TVT iss Kaye Smith, by the way, spent an evening during a recent visit to London at the Empire Theatre, and very much enjoyed, in common with a crowded and enthusiastic house, Miss Edith Day's beautiful presentation of Irene ...
... the younger generation, and those who wit nessed a farcical comedy called Pll Leave It to You, by Noel Coward, at the New Theatre the other evening had a very marked experience of this character. Amid enormous applause at the end of the play, Mr. Noel ...