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... should be the copyright of the senders. This condition will necessarily exclude most of the photographs of our beautiful actresses and a large number of professional beauties, as many photographers are in the habit of taking photographs for these free ...
... should be the copyright of the senders. This condition will necessarily exclude most of the photographs of our beautiful actresses and a large number of professional beauties, as many photographers are in the habit of taking photographs for these free ...
... should be the copyright of the senders. This condition will necessarily exclude most of the photographs of our beautiful actresses and a large number of professional beauties, as many photographers are in the habit of taking photographs for these free ...
... should be the copyright of the senders. This condition will necessarily exclude most of the photographs of our beautiful actresses and a large number of professional beauties, as many photographers are in the habit of taking photographs for these free ...
... ATHLONES, Sandow's Lecture Models. Ideal British Development. ALF GIBSON, the Popular Quaint Comedian. CLAIRE ROMAINE, Burlesque Actress. PICKARD TROUPE of Pantomimists. The AKIMOTOS, Famous Japanese Troupe. ANIMATED PICTURES. NORMAN FRENCH. Eccentric Dancer ...
... Five-cratered mount of sea-girt land. 3. Art gallery far-famed and grand. 4. To this five-lettered lady's name T wo pretty actresses lay claim. 5. If you have bowled upon a green, How great a part this plays you've seen. ...
... are incomparable. An interesting page in the number published to-morrow is some charming verses by Hilda Bayley, the famous actress illustrated by Claude Shepperson ...
... THE MOST POPULAR ACTOR OF THE DAY will be announced in the next number of The Bystander. As in the recent Most Popular Actress Competition, which proved so enormously successful, there will be £500 in cash prizes for our readers. ...
... complying with these rules will be disqualified. ACROSTIC COUPON THE TATLER November 19, 1924 DOUBLE ACROSTIC No. 8. TWO FAMOUS ACTRESSES WHO GRACED THE PLAY, ONE JUST RETIRED, AND ONE WHO PLAYS TO-DAY. 1. Missing a third of a flock of geese. 2. The good eschew ...
... ancient games the subject of small pity. 7. The hand of the Lord was heavy on this city. DOUBLE ACROSTIC No. 8. TWO FAMOUS ACTRESSES WHO GRACED THE PLAY, ONE JUST RETIRED, AND ONE WHO PLAYS TO-DAY. 1. Missing a third of a flock of geese. 2. The good eschew ...
... apologise to our readers for such delay. The first prize of £50 has been awarded to L. G. E. for her story, The Phantom Actress which appeared in our issue of March 23, and the second prize of £20 is awarded to A. B. for the story entitled The Unsolved ...
... plays lead in the French version of Miss Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca in Paris, is already a starlet and a quite brilliant actress, but she has to acquire a little more polish off the stage. Invited to lunch by the Optimists' Club, she arrived at the r ...