... the problem unsolved. 1t provides, nevertheless, a series of amusing situations with scraps of sentiment, hints at woman suffrage, slices of philosophy, and many witty iines. Only in the last act does the interest flag, and that is when the author involves ...

... exceptionally fine. Miss Lancaster will take a prominent part in the Shakespearean Pageant, to be given- by the “ Women Writers’ Suffrage Society,” at the New Prince of Wales’, Shaftesbury-avenue, on Feb. 9, and will appéar on the 13th at the Haymarket ...

... “The proportion of women in the andience is even larger than 1 had believed,” said Mr. Frohman, “and indicates betier than anything else the influence women have over the drama. Heretofore managers in goneral have esiimated that women constitute 60 per ...

... Franchise League, in common with other suffrage societies, that the Conciliation Bill shall go through. Father Adderley referred to the influence which Christianity had had in the past in improving the position of women, and the sympathy he felt as a churchman ...

... OUR AMATEURS. Though the women’s parts are in a minority in Mr. Anthony Hope’s romantic costume play, “The Adventure of Lady Ursula,” the desire to don the ‘““divided skirts’ may perhaps partly account for its popularity with amateur players. The Baltic ...

... inaudible. Mr. Asquith has been asked by the Actresses’ Franchise League to receive a deputation on the subject of woman suffrage and electoral reform. Owing to pressure of business, says a statement issued by the league, he has not seen his way to accede ...

... (municipal) Women Suffrage at Spring-gardens on Tuesday, when the County Council resumed the debate adjourned from the last meeting on a proposal that the Council should seek an amendment in the Franchise and Regzistration Bill providing that women (including ...

... have a manager who is equal to any man in business capacity whom I have ever employed. Women are more conscientious, you know.” Tor the reception of the votes-for-women idea a fresh brain rut is necessary, is the novel contention of Miss Steer. * You know ...

... Aciresses, though they may be, like their sex generally, *“ coy and hard »o please,” have mostly very definite views on the suffrage question: and Mrs. Langtry does not quite agree with Elizabeth Barrett-Browning when that poetess wrote of ““most illegical ...

... pageant has been introduced into the piece, in which the Suffrage Leagues are represented by characteristic groups or single figures, symbolic of various features of the movement, led by the pioneer women of the 'sixties, and ending with a beautiful group typifying ...

... on Tuesday night, and is now at Bow-street awaiting sentence for « obstruction.” The cause of her militancy is the Manhood Suffrage Bill. She opened the new shop for the W.S.P.U.'s at Croydon last Saturday—the last day of her long and brilliant tour in ...

... proposes holding meetings in the East End of London for the poor working women whose lives contain so little pleasure. An attractive programme is being arranged consisting of suffrage plays, songs and recitations, besides good converting speeches. Mr. George ...