... A WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE MATINEE The dramatic propaganda on behalf of the Woman’s Suffrage movement was coutinued at ‘he Littlo Theatre on Tuesday afternoon, when ‘he concluding item in an entertainmenti provided yy the Women Writers' Suffrage ...

... Irving took the chair at the opening of a Fancy Fair in 8t Cuthbert’s Hall in aid of the funds of the National Union of Women'’s Suffrage, and afterwards appeared as Hamlet at the matinée performance, and in the evening as Rodon Raskolnikoff in “The Unwritten ...

... wae formed to work for Women's Suffrage not to criticise the methods used by other women, whom they recognise are actuated by the purest motives. If I might sum up the attitude of the League towards the whole question of the Suffrage, it would be * Work ...

... Hills, strays from the course and falis into the hands of a company of bandits with strong sympaihies in the direction of women's suffrage. Mr. Lauri as Mr. Josephus Muddle. phat, M.T., finds many opportunities of exhibiting those little mannerisms that have ...

... farce than a play. The groundwork of the action is the Votes for Women movement. But there is a lack of nice judgment in choosing Mrs. Fairfax to represent the advocat> of Women's Suffrage. The circumstances set forth, under which this lady has become a ...

... Irving took the chair at the opening of a Fancy Fair in St. Cuthbert’s Hall in aid of the funds of the National Union of Women's Suffrage, and afterwards appeared as Hamlet at the matinée performance, and in the evening as Rodon Raskolnikoff in “The Unwritten ...

... Edward Vincent was capital as a prospector and journalist (Phillip Harrison). In the exazzerated part of President of the Women’s Suffrage League Miss Eva Moss was really good. Miss Mabel Morton gave a smart interpretation of a coloured farm girl. The small ...

... League, the London Graduates’ Union for Women's Suffrage, the National Political Reform League, the New Constitutional Society for Women's Suffrage, the Womesn's Freedom League, and the Women Writer's Suffrage ...

... Party. Bill, the Lizard, with his back to the tea table, being the Irish Nationalist Party. Alice, of course, represents Women’s Suffrage, and is not wanted at the tea party, but insists on staying. She is told she is in the way, but replies that if they ...

... actress of the English stage. She was .also rather sly, for she twisted the magic words of Shakespeare into an appeal for Women’s Suffrage. (Laughter.) Everybody must be conscious of the good work done Ly the executive committee towards the prosperity of tne ...

... treats the Women's Franchise question from a more serious standpoint thap has been the case in most recent plays. The action opens in the house of Geoffrey Chilvers, a rising young politician, who has supported the extension of the franchise 0 women, and whose ...

... follow in the footsteps of the women who haa pmtmle«l against the Government's action. She did not know the effect of a red rag on a buli, but she knew the effect of a Manhood's Suffrage Bill on a Steer. 1t was the insult to women which had roused her indignation ...