... Martinis nor for Scolrh-on- ice. If the writer of the story really wants to know, I might suggest that there is cognac, not to speak of several other things. Uooh MSttviotvs View of Graveseml, painted by IF. J. lluggins in 1827 is one of the many excellently ...

... stamps a work at one glance with character and makes it cohere has been sadly missing in the cinema of late. Amongst English-speaking films it has come to be almost non-existent. You could count the directors with style on the fingers of one hand, and still ...

... heroine who is always brave and beautiful and good. It is the heroine whose faults are noticed quite early and often of whom I speak; yet so tender-hearted, so loyal, is the author, or perhaps we should say the authoress, that at some time or other every available ...

... on the career of one of our greatest actors. The period was a long as well as a rich one (1838 to 1905), and theatrically speaking marked a complete change in stage technique as well as in the status of actors. From the earlier view of them as rogues and ...