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... Still the Grand Old Bicyclist, with hands upon the bar, who hare heard it, while the joint humours of Mr. J M Barrie and Dr Conan Doyle are expected to provide considerable entertainment. in the libret to. _ yesterday was a greet success. Meta'anted Diplunacy ...
... intima- tely associated with the same of Gilbert and', Sullivan brings with it as enviable reputation. Messrs d Barrie and Conan Doyle also break new ground. Both with respect I. music and words, this novelty is therefore maculated to evoke more than ordinary ...
... more clearly than any-, thing could how he has politically retrogressed of late. U The new comic opera written by Mr. r Conan Doyle and Mr. J II Barrie, and comn- 0 posed by Mr. Ernest Ford, which was 'pro. duced at the Savoy on 'Saturday night5 was received ...
... Mabel Hart, Helen Shipton, Professor Blackie. Res Stopford Brooke. Mr W Lackey, Mr Milner, Professor Batcher, Henry James, Conan Doyle, Austey Guthrie, Hall Caine. Jerome K Jerome. Julian Storgis, Standi jb O’Orady, MrMshaffy, Mr Larminic, Rev W Orekp. Henry ...
... WEW OPERA AT THE SAVOY A new opera, entitied “ Jane Annie, o- the Good Cenda-t Prize,” by Messrs J M Barrie and A Conan Doyle, with music by Mr Ernest Ford, was ptoduted on Sututday night at the Savoy Theatre, London, for the first time, and its reception ...
... DAILY LXJPIUCSB SPECIAL WIRE.) A new opera, entitled M Jane Annie, or the Good Conduct Prize,” by Meesrs J M Barrie and A Conan Doyle, with mnsic by Ercoet Ford, was produced on Saturday night at the Savoy Theatre, London, for the first time, and its reception ...
... the June number of the Poll MA Magazine, among other contributions, wiU appear • poem by Mr. Redyard Kipitnß. story by Dr Conan Doyle, and an article by Lady Brooke- dealing with that the Counties of Cork and Orrery which appeared in the first number under ...
... Before and bolliaa( there his hero produced the Slavey Theatre the new Knelisb opera written by Messrs J. M. liurie awl A. Conan Doyle, with the make Mr Ernest Ford. Mr D'Oyley Cs lie's reputation b* xcUing the best work which available wwl roughly ncugtused ...
... which Mesérs J M Barrie and sible for the libretto pretty good travelling. The railway authori~ will contain the opening of Conan Doyle are res) for the music. The ties intend to put on new saloon carriages, aud Mr Blackmore’s new novel “ Perlycross,” and ...
... Hon George Cnrzon, Norman Gale, Mr Vanden' (with an eminently readable paper on some prominent. French politicians). Mr Conan Doyle, and Mr Zongwill, and, moreover, Lady Brooke adds her quota to the great Society controversy. What is society ? Lady ...
... Even the sober, B,h,f Thomas Hardy is in the list. Is it not a vary strange thing, by the htn, that Mr. J M Barrio and Dr Conan Doyle, two of our most popular writers—and one them at least among our cleverest novelistsshould have turned out a libretto with ...
... change of scene in each instance, it would seem that Mr. Thomas Hardy's contribution ploys for only fifteen minutes, and Mr. Conan Doyle's for only twenty. Lady Colin Campbell's would seem to run to the length of thirty-five minutes. Mr. J M Barrie's will come ...