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... SPECIAL TO IRISH SOCIETY. The very pretty and becoming hat shown in our first illustration is made of one of the new kinds of fancy Tuscan straw, with a quilling of straw-coloured lace at the edge. The crown is covered with loops of dark magenta velvet ...
... Special to Irish Society. The brims and crowns of hats and bonnets are often made of a light interlacing of rose-stems, a very becoming arrangement when the head is young and charming. The hat shown in our first illustration is made of tea-roses, the ...
... Special to Irish Society. Bonnets are now composed of airy nothings in almost every variety of shape. Half a dozen corn-flowers, a pair of blue velvet strings, and an aigrette of cornflower buds and leaves, are all that is needed in addition to a little ...
... The London Stage; Reviewed by ERNEST CECIL. Special, Irish Society. - SUCCESS.” By A. A. Milne. Produced at The Theatre Royal, Haymarket, Thursday, 21st June, 1923. Mr. A. A. Milne, in this latest play of his, takes as his theme Success versus “Romance ...
... NOVEMBER 7, 1881. (Special to Irish Society.) ...
... Xatcst ifaebione. SPECIAL IRISH SOCIETY is a tendency just now to have the broad Inims the large felt and straw hats turning upwards. This frequently lias a bard and rather trying effect, which is somewhat improved by a well-arranged bandeau of velvet ...
... 1] THE LONDON STAGE. p T] J-.v C’KCIL* I | Special Irish Society. U, ■-■=l[=l[=ll rr=)[s] “THE SECOND ROUND.” By Halcott Glover, Everyman Theatre, London. Mr. (.lover thought it necessary to insert slip in the programme inviting us to regard his chiei ...
... February 9th, 1924. m L-asisicn.. =i[g) I THEIONDON D STAGE. Reviewed by CECIL. Special Irish Society. 1 1 , W _j|g THE FLAME.” By CHABLES MERE. ADAPTED BY JAMES B. FAGAN. WYNDHAM’S theatre. Act I.—The study in Lord Blantyre’s House in England. His Lordship ...
... MAY 23, 1891.) palmistry (Special to Irish Society), By Miss C. Carrington Hope. ...
... ■The London Stage| • Reviewed by ERNEST CECIL. ■ Special to “Irish Society. ••■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■ OUTWARD BOUND.’ A Phantasy in three Acts, by Sutton Vane. Produced at Everyman Theatre, London. It was the merest chance 1 had the great pleasure ...
... \ugust 25th, 1923. The London Stage! Reviewed by ERNEST CECIIi. Special to Irish Society. - ■ ,!2 •• the EYE OF SIVA.“ By Sax Rohmer. educed at The New Theatre, Bth August, 1923. This absurdity is described on the programme as A Mystery Play.” Personally ...
... [s]i -11=11=11 ■..Ulnl THE LONDON STAGE. Reviewed by ERNEST CECIL. IT | Special to Irish Society.” I || 11=11=11 - —i[o| THE RETURN OF SHER. LOCK HOLMES.’’ By J. E. Harold Terry and Arthur Rose. Prince’s Theatre. While watching this play, found my mind ...