... burglar entered the woman's house and threatened her life.— Help! Murder! she screamed. ' It is some new thing by Strauss or Debussy! observed the neighbours, and never lifted a band. Prospective Pupil (being shoo n over school): Who's this, mother! (Pause ...

... His pianoforte accompaniments to the monologues were capitally executed, whilst his solos included Brahm's Intermezzi. Debussy's Arabesnue. Edord's An Matin. and Pachmaninors Prelude. and they displayed a mastery of the instrument and accuracy ...

... LOCAL TEA AGENTS- Addieweil Mrs Perez Wore, Watt Sweet. Buretialand Roassrsom, Kirkton. M. Macnosmm, 106 High Street. Debussy G. R. 'Norms. Station Tea Rooms. Dasher J. M. &err, High Street. Thomas Pews, BMontrose Terrace. Do. F. Roamersom ...

... combination of colours on these picture hats was most delightful. . . In musical notes of recent date must be included M. Claude Debussy's successful symphony concert given at Queen's Hall. The renowned French impressionist composer conducted three of his new ...

... 'gene' exchange of off spent in races, games, etc. 'fee return jour- At this Period a the Year Britt' Rovers was made by Debussy, Bunton, Black - ball. secured the services of T. Herndon. the Juniors and latch, the party anteing bum , by about half-back ...

... 5. Mr John Milroy,: 6, Mr J. Queen; r, Mr Wm. Abbott 8. Mr B. Jansen. Th.*. operas are rtgbtle set off by ernlighter by Debussy and by • Gluck. while 3itorart's • 'Ph. Flute will be pro.. durod atth a translation by E. Dent. The Rosehearer and Electra ...

... Teutonic, being varied by a colossal symphony for organ and two pianos with orchestra by Saint-Saens, and the inevitable Debussy. PORTOBXLLO BOWLING Ctrs.—The annual missal meeting of this club was held on Tuesday evening, and the following office-bearers ...