... yester with the y Animism Areaway of Dramatic Arts, a said d and enlisted professional week semesier, in a series of courses in dramatis art in the 'adversity which will eat prestioally the whole field of the art the theatre. These amen fall into two g ...

... fixing them , terms the Government tried to keep in viers not only 00Z ttaDeial credit, but alto whet is snitch more irnEortant what I will call our national credit. We have tried to be fair to the tea• art and to the landlord, and in approaching the ...

... is to he eon Parable from productions at • first elves theatre. They harp oombination. the art of the rratu rellaadfrdingonwohrladvir. ther of keeping alive re.i?daead W ilia d o f m ca a r ea ,, playing np tine ano are a typical Scottish couple whose ...

... certain minds that Kitchener is not dead. Such is the passion for mystery. Old soldiers will tell you Hector Macdonald is still alive, an of in the Chinese Army. 'I honsands of people in Ireland believed that De Wet in the days of his elusiveness was none other ...

... passed securely into art and literature --for Frith painted the incident and Macaulay recounts it in his History of England. Not long afterwards the gallant fellow danced at the end of a rope. We shall see whether he can keep on the stage longer than on ...

... the authorities in Pans fostered the drama, and las sorne extent endeavoured to make the stage a medium for spreading thiir political doctrines. The curious may find • decree, dated August 2nd, 1793, which orders that tragedies such 'Brutus,' William ...

... looked upon as the highest limit of art. However that may be in England, it is certainly the case in Ireland. There are quite a large number of amateur actors at present in Ireland who would shine on the professional stage. This is due to the various dramatic ...

... Irish humour on the stage, but this effective demonstrations which have re-' .night in the county streams. Mahon's . oently taken place against its continuance i .popularity is so great that the peasants must . indicate that the stage Irishman will soon ...

... tree shreds its clothes, sod stares stark naked into the winter,' while you and I have to go out and buy woolly undies to keep alive. Through all these months we have been pursued by bill That is the result of getting away from nature. When a Leap-Year ...

... century it gave unlimited and unquestioning support to the 1.R.8., aiding is with money to carry on its work, and literally keeping it alive. Without that assistance the I.R.S. could not have continued to exist sad the Republican ideal would have died in Ireland ...

... A young lady may have a perfectly charming smile, one that would ream bliss over the domestic hearth, but hen the said young lady goes home and Nits her beautiful t -tith in water for the night, the smile isn't quite so intriguing. She may glide as gracefully ...

... Mr. L. J. O'Toole and theother gentlemee on I tbs Central Council, who worked sod ran the risk in the Tan dap to keep the Gaelic spirit alive by Molie:oboe played in Croke Park, eeb that an d th e other who wrote o f Gaela in the Ilig i erdatet 0 Sunday's ...