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... Aphrodite and in his Island of Orchids. At the Adelphi some of the loudest laughter of these mirth ful days seems promised by the argumentative appeals of that eminent Suffragette, the Widow Twankay of Mr. Malcolm Scott. This will be a woman much more likely ...
... have been quite funny but that his comic speeches came very late in the evening. Of course, Miss Lott'ie Venne caused hearty laughter, and Miss Helen Haye acted with much energy and skill whilst Mr. Paul Arthur, who disap peared after the first act, played ...
... air of a man who has got a good cut on his ball. Nor can I find that Mr. Shaw, before he came to be popular, objected to laughter and applause in the middle of his plays. But before we got to the fable of the great Fabian we were given about an hour's ...
... experience of this kind in order to sit out a political meeting for the purpose of hearing a Prominent Politician compare a Suffragette interruption to the mewing of cats Oh, George T^HE great public importance of Decorating Clementine is clearly indicated ...
... free instincts of the forest over tables and chairs, smelling at the people to whom he is introduced, roaring with Olympian laughter at the artificialities of man, running like a deer and guffawing gluttonously the while at the announcement of dinner, and ...
... not forgotten it yet. Mr. Berry's voice, his facial contortions, his really humorous personality, kept the house in fits of laughter No doubt, Mr. Edwardes knows his own business best, but why he put Mr. Huntley Wright in the part of Mr. Berry is beyond ...
... materialism, about Indian and Ituropean conceptions of woman, about the effect of irruptions of Labour politicians and Suffragettes into the Punjab, about the nature and treatment of the plague. Sudden violent emotions broke out without apparent cause ...
... was too young to be thinking of matrimony, and she, therefore, took Psyche away and chained her to a rock. So that the Suffragettes need not run off with the idea that the severe treatment of recalcitrant members of their sex has been entirely invented ...
... half-tone i photographs, and seventeenth- century and modern maps. With so many Continued on page 68) dwardian Playtim WHEN a suffragette knocked off Beerbohm Tree's tall hat, then complained that he was no gentleman, Madame, he pleaded, how can you know ...
... within the past year. From left to right Field- Marshal Lord Haig Thomas Hardy, O.M. Mrs. Fankhurst, the indefatigab e suffragette Dame Ellen Terry, D.B.E. Lord Ha.dane, to whom the 7 erritorial Army was largely due and Lord Oxford and Asauith ''THE MOST ...