... Kingswa? 44 Ham let. With what seems to be deliberate perversity the artists chosen are, with few exceptions, quite unable to speak blank ?rse as it should be spoken, with the result ihat many noble passages of poetry are mangled into hurriedly uttered i ...

... Mrs. Hope's clever play, serving for the house-warming of the new rheatre, was presented in an ad mirable setting, so to speak. The Embassy has a facade, painted white, facing on Eton Avenue, and close to the station and several bus routes. Its lobby ...

... tactless a husband as one remembers in either French far^e or Ibsen drama, and simi larly Miss Sibley has but to look our and speak in acidulated tones as the old maid whom her sister- in-law destined to get married on June 21. as being the longest day with ...

... quickly rushing mill race). Dolly, and the servants, is obliged to let them remain and allow Grace to hoss the whoie show, so to speak. i This is an outline of the plot of i a play the enthusiastic reception of 1 which on Monday was brief! v ac- 1 knowledged ...

... whos statue in the thief rnarket-plac of Seville, he suggested on Wed nesday last week, another wreatl might, figuratively speaking, b hung in commemoration of th successful staging of A Hundre Years Old. as Mr. and Mn Granville Barker call their versio ...

... phone call, the exact position of an armchair, the disappearance of a dictaphone into which Sir Roger was supposed to be speaking when he was stabbed in the back, in his study, by a person wielding a Moorish dagger which was used a> a paper knife. The ...

... Devore (Heavens, what a mouthful speaking their thoughts aloud there are allusions to the chances of Zero's wife passing out, and these three characters, together with that of Lieutenant Charles, the overseer, so to speak, of Rice's cosmic cosy laund ry ...

... Foster and Miller, Mr. Reginald Purdell. having a singing voice more musi cal when be trolls off flourishes than is his speaking voice when he hawls into the telephone. The incident of poor Percy being al most frogmarched by an irate and arresting P ...

... present iig Mr. Ernest Trues as a American who apoe tho accent of a blase English man, and Miss Phyllis Monkman as a cockney who speaks with refined drawl until she ia annoyed. Mr. Frankli i Dyall, Mr. C. V. France, Mr. Herbert Marshall, Mr. Allan Aynesworth ...

... chier, Mr. Eadie, and Mr. Gwenn. Though discarding the foreign acccnt for which some fault was found with his predecessor-- speak ing like a Frenchman, in a list of some dozen foreign characters, as against three English-- Mr. Gwenn j nevertheless adopts ...

... Horton, and that able actor Mr. Rupert Lister was alpiost thrown away on the ad- mi rablv given few sentences which he had to speak as the diploma tic private secretary Mr. Bellamy. Mr. David Hawthorne was suffi ciently strong and not ungenial as Sir William ...

... killed as such by a supposedlj patriotic Japanese servant, Kito The authors seem to have beer afflicted by spy-mania, for thej speak of Scott's father (murderec just ten years before) as having oeen engaged in Secret Service work, and both the son and hi! ...