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... all.' From this it may be judged that Madame Bern- hardt takes little or no pleasure in the societv of the ubiquitous interviewer. Fortunately, however, she is found in practice to be somewhat less obdurate than she appears in theory ; and the world is so ...
... SARAII BERNIHARI)T'S SCRAP-BOOK. One Who Has Seen it, writing on thle above in the columns of a conrtemprlorary, says - Few artists there have been whose doings anldsayiingshave atttracted inure attention or aroused greater curiosity than those of ...
... THE VARIETY WORLD. Variety Ball Surprises —Royal Performance at the Hippodrome—Sir Harry Lauder in New York—Peace Song of Erin, Th« B*ll For the forthcoomn? 'arirty oi November 3. io »id of tho Varieiy Artw’.e* Benevolent Fund, lb© Electric wi*. Eoc>neering ...
... by Arnold L. Haskell, containing 180 illustrations from the author's photographs. Haskell's Balletomane's Scrapbook was published three years ago and sold rapidly to ballet enthusiasts all over the world. Since that time Mr. Haskell has followed the work ...
... France in 1914, infantry. Took part in Christmas Truce which he has re-created so vividly in Scrapbook for 1914. Transferred to R.F.C., pilot. Returning one night from a raid, his bomber developed engine trouble and crashed in no man's land. He walked towards ...
... genius. Rhondda Roundahout. By Jack Jones. Globe. May 31. You may say that this is a mere scrapbook of a play, with none of the twelve scenes building up in any sense from the preceding one; that the final scene is somehow uncomfortable and weak. But still ...
... picture of the life of an actor, may we not reasonably suppose that he draws from his own low and narrow experience of the profession, and, like Jaques, disgorges upon the general world of the reading public all the embossed sores and headed evils which ...
... and is now in tile handel of Messrs Nov 'l.I for pudblicatio. The libretto is mainly corm- piled from ctClipticre, wv;ii the addllition of passages from St. Aiugustnne and other of the early father3, alid ii divided into tsrce ptartq, the first being ...
... Being old and not a little weary of the cares of this world myself, I am happy to bring to your notice one who is starting in on this racket, with scarce the marks of his rocjcinghorse removed from his loins. B. V. Braun, a mere infant of eighteen, calls ...
... friend. Snooks, “plays the game.” Arrived at his own door, ha is c-ahi. find the keyhole, and from the safe retreat of the window above gets curtain lecture from Mrs P. She denies his identity, and tells him that her hnsbsnd is nice, quiet, respectable gentleman ...
... hissing or applause. I was to undertake what is called responsible basi- ness, from the Gravedigger to Hamlet. Mr Sinclair gave me agood deal of his abuse. I absented myself from the Iheatre es thi second Saturday. Mr Sinclair said I was worse than an amateur ...
... ben,” from the last act of Higolctto. Other songs artists who have appeared during the recent season were ” Elizabeth’s Greeting,” from Tannhauser. beautifully vocalised by Miss Bryhn. who also contributed two songs of Grieg's, ”My heart weary, from Thomas's ...