... that as I recognised his voice he may have recognised mine, and that I had inherited peculiar trick of the eyes. I wrote to ask my quick-witted friend to come and see me the next day, and when we met I bound him over to keep my secret, which I am sure he ...

... THE ARTS CLUB. MR. H. THORNBER'S COLLECTION OF THEATRICAL ENGRAVINGS. Among the attractions of clubs of the character of The Arts,'' not the least are the periodical pictorial displays of representative kind which occupy their wallspaoes. At one time ...

... THE ART OF THE CAMERA. NOTES AND HINTS FOR AMATEURS. Some of the Latest Photographic Novelties. The introduction photographic novelties keeps on rpace. Some of them have been noticed in this column, but there are still considerable number that deserve ...

... You may hear there an admirable orchestra conducted by highly competent, and sometimes by extraordinarily fine, musicians ; you may hear first-rate singers, and witness the effects of good stage management. . . - But there is one thing you may not do ...

... foreigners so much *ore alive than we are the necessity getting best industrial results out art. The ''efects our system seem due to the conception '''at art is a separate and special cult. While teaching method? of our Schools of Art aro *dmired, these schools ...

... are absolute permanency of any prints made by it; the choice of colour which your picture may be printed, and the texture or material on whioh your finished print may appear. These are undeniable advantages, and it worth great deal of trouble to secure thero ...

... Nettie, lova ; if you wish, some day you shall go on the stage and be a great star and move strong men to laughter or tears your will, but daddy couldn]t spare you now; why, he'd be jealous of tho stage if only claimed you for an hour a night. The ohild put ...

... be got. but nowadays there are at least halfa-dozen reputable firms who supply it. Stock the insensitive tissue.it ill keep that stage indefinitely, but sensitise it yourself a day before you are ready to use it by floating face downward on a bath of B ...

... THE ART OF THE CAMERA. PREPARING PRINTS FOR EXHIBITION PURPOSE& The big photograph exhibitions in September aro ipproaohing. and it will, therefor*, not cot, olace to remark that these may se regarded as showing what printing methods are popular amongst ...

... England mansion recently. Sir John French, acknowledging the toast of his health, remarked that these gatherings served to keep alive in the minds the rising generations the history of one England's greatest heroes, who illustrated in bis own life and deeds ...

... horizontal direction may Cc | either by dust on the metal roller which carries the film across after ure, or may be due to coating marks before it r the photographer's hands. Lines comirg vertically, or not in the direc- tion taken by winding may safely be put ...

... long as 12 hours. Developing F.O.P. Piuxts. It may net be generally known amongst amateurs that a p.o.p. print which is only partially ** done say just as far to show a trace of detail in the high lights—may be readily developed to full strength employing ...