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... entertainment, to which the orchestra contributes its part with eclat. The animated pictures are well up-to-date as usual. Kitchener's home coming, the review of the Indian troops, the orphan children at Marlborough House photographed by special permission ...
... and Son, Ltd., 3s. Gd.) Under the Spangled Banner. By Captain F. S. Brereton, R.A.M.C. (Blackie and Son, Ltd., 5s.) With Kitchener in the Soudan. By G. A. Henty. (Blackie and Son, Ltd., 6s) With the British Legion. By G. A. Henty. (Blackie and Son, Ltd ...
... great work. MISS PATTIE BROWN AS TWEENEY In The Admirable Crichton at the Duke of York's, where she plays the part of the kitchen wench. When the party are cast on the desert island the social conditions are changed, and the Earl of Loam woos her Ellis ...
... Aladdin, who exchanged new lamps against old ones, would have hesitated to barter the luminary of the Belvoir bard against the kitchen candlesticks and farthing candles of Dr. Valpy. As for the reviewers, sleep they in peace for me, though those must have been ...
... with really workable menus for every day of the year, for breakfast, dinner, and luncheon or supper, for the master and for kitchen. The dinners usually comprise five or six courses, but may be easily curtailed to three or even two. After this come the menus ...
... namely, to make Christmas entertainments really pretty in sentiment with no references to the hideous vulgarities of the kitchen and the basement and the public-house which play a part in so many of our pantomimes Drury Lane not excepted. The other new ...
... In this sense is the Fairies' Workshop, which opens in a way to give the children a capital first impression. In the Royal Kitchen, too, and the Enchanted Wood, again, there are further concessions to the tradi tional Christmas associations this time with ...
... to Thibet is the counter- move. Clearly it is necessary in these days to watch every movement of the Muscovite, and Lord Kitchener's presence in India is distinctly reassuring. Yet, when all is said and done, when we have made due allowance for the merciless ...
... the m in abun dance in west Surrey, where she has explored farm houses and cot tages, photo graphed the old wells, the old kitchens, the granaries and waggon sheds, not to mention a large collection of articles from the interiors. Before Electric Lighting ...
... money from a usurer without having the slightest idea that it will have to be repaid, and she is at her silliest when, in the kitchen to which she has been reduced, she calls her creditors together and proposes that she and they shall start The Perruqueries ...
... decide at the instance of the housemaid, Bella (Miss Claire Romaine), to become tipsters, This picture shows them in Bella's kitchen-- Dot (Miss Muriel Ashwynne on the left and her cousin, Mabel (Miss Lettice Fairfax), on the right Bur/ord The Return to ...
... daughter, out of curiosity, purchased a copy of the Critique, but found it made her head ache. She continues, I went into the kitchen, and put the volume on the fire, got a saucepan, dropped into it a big lump of butter, plenty of brown sugar, and made a kind ...