Endowed National Theatre Plan Outlined for England and America
A detailed proposal by Messrs Archer and Barker argues for a funded national theatre in England, with a donor backed site and building, a guarantee fund, a qualified director, and a modern repertory. It envisions a 66‑member company, diverse salaries, pensions, and a reading committee to select plays, while urging a transatlantic adaptation to fit major U.S. cities.
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England
France
Rmany
Messrs
Archer
Barker
National Theatre
London
New York
Washington
Chicago
United States
Columbia University
Cornell University
Vassar College
Yale University
Messrs. Archer and Barker
Comédie Francaise
Vienna Burgtheater
Pinero
Jones
Carton
Wilde
Chambers
Stevenson
Henley
Labiche
Grundy
Gilbert
Brieux
Maeterlinck
Sudermann
Ibsen
Shaw
Hauptmann
Molière
Jongon
Sheridan
Bulwer Lytton
Tennyson
New York City
Last Days of Ouida
A funeral participant reflects on the author Ouida Galle de la Ramée and the respect shown after her death. The notes mention the British Cemetery at Bagni di Lucca and arrangements led by British Vice Consul Montgomery Carmichael of Leghorn.
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Arthur Balfour
Ouida
New York Times Saturday Review of Books
Italian Books Arrive For Tocci importer storefront
Francesco Tocci of 520 Broadway, importer of Italian books, has lately received D'Annunzio La Nave G B Vico Annali Marco mece L Amico Commedia Arturo Graf Ecce Homo and Capt Duse Ai Polo Sud.
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Francesco Tocci
Broadway
D'Annunzio
G. B. Vico
Annali
Marco Mece
L'Amico” Commedia
Arturo Graf
Capt. Duse
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Army of Progress
Francis P. Fletcher-Vane
N. Captaini
Garibaldi
Viareggio
Italy
Ellen Glasgow
Hartford Courant
Doubleday
Page & Co
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East Bth Street
Frederick Fairchild Sherman Ba
Arthur Symons
Sermal
Edmund Gosse
Symons
DE LA Pasture
Henry DE LA Pasture
Peter
Mance
America
Grosvenor Square
Catherine of Calais
E. T. Reed
Eter
Spectator
E. P. Dutton & Company
West Twenty-third Street