tad come to stay till spring. And it is a very good revue as go. For Messrs. Marinelli and de Cottons have peppered It with clever and amusing numbers of the true Olympia type. The boxing kangaroo is new to the Parisians, and delights them, and there are many other novelties to
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and it proved to be the cleverest and least olap•trappish thing of the sort that Mr. George Leyton has presented for some time past. Mr. Leyton impersonates a gallant young officer, who in a vision beholds the famous battle that caused Lady Butler to paint a noble picture, and t
31 October 1909 - The Referee - London, London, England
of the " sweet reasonableness " with which man would endow all women—if they would let them—and her interpretations of pieces by Brahma were distinguished by keen sense of rhythm and clear phrasing and aceentuation.—The fol. lowing afternoon the platform was ooeupied by Mme. Kat
31 October 1909 - The Referee - London, London, England
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31 October 1909 - The Referee - London, London, England
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31 October 1909 - The Referee - London, London, England
The tools with whioh Mr. Paris made his model are primitive in the extreme. A broken knife, a spike stn.* into a notion reel, a penny file, and a few other equally simple tools were all the implements he had at his disposal Mr. Paris came to see me on the morning of winked, wind
31 October 1909 - The Referee - London, London, England