... TRIPPERS' PLIGHT ON PIER Children Wrapped in Newspapers Humming Birds of London ZOO'S SUCCESS IN KEEPING THEM I ALIVE After speaking for six hours, Mr. Roland Oliver, K.C., yesterday concluded his speech for the From a Special Correspondent prosecution ...

... longer than thirty minuter in performance; it may laid out for orchestra and mixed chorus and not more than four principals, and the band is limited to the usual strings, wood-wind, and brass (four or six horns art' allowed, four trumpets, three trombones ...

... pro.. v r. go es l' of ct a-I ceeding. Royalty may be shown in printer's ink, but never in distemper. ?? ie Mwrylebone scene being an exact copyfron a published work may be allowed, while 'Mr. Donne keeps in his desk a copy of tbe manager's explanation ...

... Fielding tresed s:Wisi lir Robett personlity the stage, Sir Robert did not like it. In to kis numbers of Par- he An ming the lad to mania powering the of manseripte of slags and to keep of the stage then whisk I did not like. The Let of 1737 wee and ...

... Story of the Stage. The Flare of the Footlights. Horace Wyndham. b. Grant 6s. Things have changed very much since the days of Mr. Crummies. Then the travelling actor was born (in the shape of an infant phenomenon). Now is made out of a stage-struck amateur ...

... staging Collapse at Southwlck. A staging, upon which a gang of men were engaged, this afternoon, Oprnhill Dock, Southu-ick, near Sunderland, collapsed, and all the men were flung into the deck. Three were conveyed to Monk wear mouth Hospital. These are ...

... poor , devil who painted the picture gets nothing, alive or dead, out of the in , crement after the first sale to his patron or his dealer. Of course, as the world shrinks, the dissipation of art treasures matters less, if they are kept on view at ...

... --ine Arts. ENGRAVINGS. _Wie may judge of the popularity of Edwin Landscer, by the number of prints from his works in the hands of engravers at the present moment, and from the curious and unusual circumstance that the principal prints to be issued in ...

... BRILLIANT CAST. A REPLY TO STAGE PESSIMISTS. After all, acting is the chief attraction of the theatre, whatever theorists may write of the art of drama. Indeed, you may even judge a play by the opportunities it gives for acting. Somerset au gham's ' Caroline ...

... longed to hear all al»out my mother, to learn whoso daughter she was. Why, grandparents may lx* alive for all I know, and I may have cousins, uncles, and aunts may not so lonely I think myself.” “ I'm sorry. Edith ” —David Prendergast spoke with certain ...

... tion. Another illustration of our position may be a] found in the Antony and Cleopatra of J. Steen ?? Sure such an Antony never was conceived by his anothermortal. Is it not with paintings as with the -if stage, that, as artists have got more learned in ...

... once the success of the preparations and l the happy selection of the subject, whiah seems inten. C tionally designed to keep alive the old and chivalric E spirit of bravery. The early part of the seventeenth a century is one of singularly picturesque ...