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... tile professional man i has to aim at something different fromn the aim or the amateur, for one is tbe servant whiie tile other is the master, or his sitters. Pile amateur can choose his sittershjis time, and his conditions, while tile profes- sional ...
... I, I ALL BIGH'IS REBVM|D. 1 I ~ _ i I I AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY. H1. SNOWDEN WARD.i VII. PHOTOGRAPFY IN COLOUR. The nhilosophdr's stone,; the elixir of life; photo- I gralhy in natural colours-three Utopian visions, three D bright Nciontifia dreams. So they ...
... I AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY. BY I LSNOWDEN WARD. VIlI. id PHOTOGRAPHY AND THf MAOIO LANTERN. le at In this final paper of the present series I mastkask pardon if I appear tb spea k of bhe lantern rather than he of photogtaphy. my proper text is Pb'otography ...
... AMATEUR THEATRICALS. I At a season when amateur theatricals are much thought of, the following amusing anecdote, told by Mr. Howard Paul, will be ?? Young employed his theatre as a medium for the introduction of ideas. By an astute system of neat i ...
... I YACHT STUDIES, a most fascinating branch of marine work, has not beon nearly so largely or so successfully attempted by amateurs as mighlt have been expected in sneh an isle of sea-dogs as Britain is supposed to be. Bat the professionals who have taken ...
... | .LL UlEkf'jS BESERVED. | IIATIER PHOTOGRAPHY. R. SNOWDEN WARD. III. S FR1ST STEPS AND FIGURE STUDIES. Ths amateur wjho has obtained his first outfit is c zusfily in a state of ill-concealed anxiety until he can f sally fortb and try it. And this is ...
... necessary dletail is to be founcd in tiot sitplest text-hooks; and everywhere throucrlhout thce country thorn are enthusiastic amateurs who will glaidly assist the beginner over his first difficulties. In the British Isles there are HUNDnlctoS OP TcHOUSANDS ...
... TRE AMATEUR PERFORMANCE. . (1' 1os a Correspondent.) i 5 The laticews of the hour at which the perfonnance closed on. i Monday escuing, no doubt,. prevented your givi)n more than a s mlire cursory glance at thw proccedluigs. More than this is I realty ...
... AMATEUR PLAY. The above performance came off at the Theatre Royal, on Tuesday evening, and as might have been expected the house was crowded to the ceiling. Amongst the principal individuals present we observed Col. Wemyss, and a number of other Officers ...
... duty. sl Indeed we could not avoid thinking that an amateur play, e occasionally, must be highly advantageous to the regular di c performers, as it shows how wide a difference there is , between amateurs and professional actors; and that i it is, generally ...
... | THE ATHENX UM AMATEUR | PERFORMANCE. Ste H i a AxA.5 \J. X 1i1.14 IL a, . til The amateur performance for the benefit of the mortgage debt fund of the Manchester Athenaeum, came off on Monday otnight, at the Theatre Royal. The audience was not so )a ...
... AMATEUR SHAKSPERIAN PE The performance of hamlet at the Theatre of tbi toN Wednesday evening last, by a company of amateurs, for tb o pose of raising a fund to aid the Stratford and London cot ' in paying for the house formerly inhabited by Sha ' native ...