... literature, and very much of it is wasted, because after it has been p¥oduced once, there is no means of reviving it and of keeping it alive unless you have a | repertory theatre.” If Mr. Barker gets the | money for which he is asking, it will be yested in ...

... of her.”” thought Nurse Margaret, as she ked at the beautiful girl: and being a adlv-natured woman she wished with all her art that “*No. 27,7 as they called Loveday m the number of her bed, might yet reor. or if that were impossible, might at + come ...

... wish to strike a note of alarm. And, you know, these detective coups depend for their success very largely on what one may call stage-management. No; I was ready to rush forward at the first sign that delay was unsafe, bat much preferred—you must forgive ...

... definitely from the stage in 1914, living practically alone in her isolated villa. Little fias been” heard O her since then except when she emerged to sign a protest to the United States concerning the German’s wanton destruction of works of art. Her last appearance ...

... mood. Another man might have done it, but Bobby was a man of action. He went to the door and looked back once. 3 “If he’s alive, you may rest easy: I'll bring him back to you,” he said, and opened the door. Lady Hildebrand was returning; ;ho exclaimed as ...

... themselves are ready with a better method. 1t is no method |at all merely to go on mm“ relief ol eSt a week are i ouf work, to keep &n alive. Labour would not allow to go to waste this enormous capacity for wealth produc. tion. And I, myself, in the House of Commons ...

... directions might get music mania. The mistake ‘was one of control or lack of control. :One who was musical, keenly alive to its delights, should keep clearly before him the moral duties and the responsibilities of life, and so fighT the besetting sin. The gregt ...

... first with the Evening I Technical School, it may be mentioned that the various technical school courses provide instruction in Engineering, Commercial, and Domestic subjects, Painters’ and Decorators’ Work, Art and Handicraft. Leading up to this specialised ...

... first with the Evening l Technical School, it may be mentioned that the various technical school courses provide instruction in Engineering, Commercial, and Domestic subjects, Painters’ and Decorators’ Work, Art and Handicraft. Leading up to this specialised ...

... Hodson scored the best 1 of the match, after 75 minutes’ ISl.\'. After this it was apparent that Chadwick’s meant to keep their lead, and keep it they did as there were always two players near a Park player if he had the ball. Full-time: glmtlwli('k's Rees ...

... build a small set that gives hest reception that money can ~creen-grid valves permit of conlorable umgleifivntion per stage. Two ages may equal to three or four azes of theold type of circuit. The 1 | have been teswming uses resistancewpled L.F. amplification ...

... Loof God. ’ s what may be expected by e who let the weeks slip by, and ith them their chances of making really good profits from poultry. It is absurd for pecple to assert, as some do. that there 1s no “rofit to be made irom keeping fowls when their ‘plan ...