... roots upwards ? —An icicle. Wiiss are the clouds like jockeys?—When they bold the rains. Why is a sailor's hand like the sky at night?—Retinae it's tarry. Tna vain man idolises his own person, and here he is wrong ; but he cannot bear his own company, and ...

... of her people—a woman capable of great love, great hatred, great devotion and great revenge. The patio was open to the sky; the night was dark, but the stars were shining. The moon was not yet risen above the walla. A warm red glow came from a window of ...

... very interesting one. It was cheering for one thing to learn that we might still look for a St. Martin's Summer. that red sky at night is still a shepherd's delight. etc., in spire of the radical changes in 'the weather the years recently have produced. ...

... Association of Girls' Clubs and Mixed Clubs. Three one-act plays were produced, the first being a drama entitled Red Sky at Night. Special mention must be made of Jean Lynton and Dr. Lucking, actor-prockicer, who were ably supported by David Hall as ...

... Institutes presented a varied entertainment last week at St. Richard's Hall, Rose The first at the two plays performed was Red Sky at Night,'.; drama to two scenes by Philip Johnson. The action took place tne sittingroom of the Fleetwood family, and concerned ...

... A scene from the creepy, one-act play by Walberton Amateur Dramatic Society, Red Sky at Night. In the picture, from left to right, are: Phyllis Hall (Alice Fleetwood), Mary Sangar (Mrs. Bassett), Rosemary Birch (Elsie Fleetwood), Dudley Hood (Norman ...