Stage life dominates Perth and Melbourne theatres
The Sydney and Melbourne theatre scene returns with Stageland shows at Perth and Melbourne venues. Cinquevalli the juggler speaks eight languages and tours Australia with his wife and child. Other acts include Facing the Music at Pa hie and Floredora at Her Majesty's. Festival notes cover Miss Palotta farewell, The King of Crime revived, and press representative Mrs. Espinasse in Melbourne.
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West
Sando
Perth
Tivali
Pahie
Floredora
Her Majesty's Theatre
Melbourne
Ie Palotta
Thirty Thieves
William Anderson
the Royal
Cinquevalli
New Zealand
Australia
News and Times
Poland
Cinquevaelli
Berlin
Neessel
Cinqueralli
Bobby
Dhammirg
Margot
Therry
Bernard Espinasse
London
Henry Lee
Lee
Reading the Stage Shift Toward Legitimate Drama
The North American Review notes a rising chance to see plays with delicate workmanship and poetic purpose beyond mere spectacle as managers and actors push for higher aims. Rumors say Mme Calve seeks the legitimate stage and may act in a Paris Theatre Antoine tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
North American Review
Mme
Calve
Theatre Antoine
Paris
Alnger
The Last Indaba. Drills Poem On Rhodes Peace
A Melbourne Argus poem reflects on Cecil Rhodes and the Matoppo Indaba that ended conflict with the Matabele. It imagines Rhodes resting in the Matoppo Hills while winds and song speak of peace between British and Matabele peoples, contrasting war and enduring harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drill
Melbourne
Cecil Rhodes
Matoppo Hills
Rhodesia
Lodaba
Great Britain
Jaipur Maharajah Praised as Enlightened Ruler at Coronation
His Highness Sir Madho Singh Bahadur of Jaipur, 41, will represent the Rajpoot community at the Coronation. Ian Malcolm MP calls him an enlightened, sympathetic ruler adored by subjects, who has governed for over twenty years with justice and generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Madho Singh Bahadur
Maharajah
Jaipur
Jeypore
G.C.S
Ian Malcolm
M.P
Roman and Venetian scenes seen by a Manchester visitor
Mr Charles Rowley shared impressions from his Italy tour at a Manchester gathering. He praised holiday travel for broadening views, critiqued Rome as increasingly ugly with modern development, noted crowded Easter services at St Peter’s, compared St Paul’s to it, and criticized the vast uncared-for galleries. He reported Venice decaying inside and out with nobility gone from trade, palaces repurposed as hotels and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rowley
Italy
Manchester
Rowley
Rome
Paris
St. Peter's
St Paul'’s Cathedral
London
Carlyle
National Gallery
Venice
Lord Kitchener's Successor Named in Detail
Lord Kitchener's successor is Navilla Gerald Lyttelton, the third son of the late Viscount Cobham, educated at Eton, and commissioned into the Rifle Brigade in 1885. He rises through ranks including lieutenant, captain, major, lieutenant colonel, colonel, and major-general as he takes command in South Africa.
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Navilla Gerald Lyttelton C.b
C.M.G
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Viscount Cobham
Mary
Stephen Richard Glynne
Eton
Rifle Brigade
The
Prince Consort's Own
Leutenant
Lautenant
Canada
India
A.D.C
Lord Spencer
Ireland
John Adye
Gibraltr
Lord Reay
Bombay
War Office
Aldershot
Jowaki
North- West Frontier of India
Gulf
Tel-el-Mabuta
Kassasin
Tel-el-Kebir
Soudao
Sir Herbert Kitchener
Khartoum
4Th Infantry
Colenso
Katharine Barah
James Stuart Wortley
M.P
General Lyttelton
Army and Navy
Brooks’ Club
Lyttiton
Mr. C. Lyttelton
Lord Cobham
Cambridge
M.C.C
G. W. S. Lyttelton
R. H. Lyttelton
E. Lyttelton
Halleybury
Cambridge University
Middlesex
Alfred Lyttelton
Free Foresters
Fetherstonhaugh
Richard Steel Rupert Fetherstephaugh
C.B
Middelburg
Transvaal
Lyttelton
Natal
R. 8
Rockview
County Westmeath
Abu Ela
el- Gubat
Metammeh
Kimberley
Belmont
Fetherstondbaugh
Mar Lee
Calabrian Fra Diavola Trial Ends With Life Imprisonment
The Musolino case concludes with a guilty verdict on all counts and a life sentence with eight years of solitary confinement. The article chronicles his daring escapes, vendettas, and long pursuit across Calabria, noting his popularity among locals, his dramatic court demeanor, and potential political prospects if elected to the Chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masoline
Italy
Musolino
Mediterranean
Zoccoli
Muscelino
Gerace
Calabria
Ippolita Musolino
Lucca
Naples
Rome
Pisa
Nwo
Recent Publications on Journalism and World Letters
A long survey reviews Robert Shackleton and his novel Many Waters as a realistic New York journalist’s world. It also notes Cassell’s revised Gladys Fane, Xavier di Montepin as feuilleton founder, Pall Mall Magazine Coronation issue praise, and numerous book notices on historical fiction set in England and Australia with comments on style and accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufe
Sydney Book Club
God
Robert Shackelton
New York
Joursalers
jJourmsham
Shackeltom
Shackelton
Cassell and Company
Gladys Fane
Wemyss Reid
Mot
France
Xavier di Monteplo
Paris
Pall Mall Gazette
Xavier de Montepin
Wilde
Parla
Victor Hugo
Gens Dea Lettres
Edward VII
Eshit
A. Murray Smith
Edmund Robertson
Duke of Argyll
Jaipur
Tan Maioka
Methuen
Colonial Library
George Jobertson and Company
England
Charles II
Dick Dashwood
Amyot Sagan
Ward, Lock and Company
Queensland
Bandford and
Merton
Sandford and Merton
Barlow
Amyot Sagen
J. A. Barrys
Jack
Railway Station Advertisements and Brigham Young Descendants
A Manchester paper notes posters crowding railway station walls and a drunken excursionist misnaming stations between Liverpool and Wiggin. It also reports reunion plans for Brigham Young’s descendants at Salt Lake City and tallies his line including 66 children, 47 surviving, 204 grandchildren and 745 great grandchildren.
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Manchester
Wigan
Liverpool
Huyton
Wiggiz
Brigham Youngs
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mr. Young
Congressional
United States
Star
Montreal
Br. Clifford
Charles Bateman
Spurgeon
Clifford
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Stageland
M. Jean Gerardy
San Francisco
R Mls
Sierra
Golden Gate
Hi. HL Canby
Willoughby and
Geach
Mr. Wright
Adelaide Tivoli
Sydney
Richard Warner
Dante Gabriel Ros Berl
Sandatar
Roasett
Derhapa
George Sand
Alfrai de Musset
Malvena Moore
Rickmmis
Adelaide
Dix
Zorilla Grand Opera House
Manila
James Love
Nance O'Neil
A.P
H. H. Vincent
J. C Williamson
James
Martinet
Stokes
Sapho
Jean
Clyde Fitch
the Maharajah of
Fra Diavola
Aspromonte
Stefanio Zoccoli
Lettura
Senor
Ugo Oretti
Bova
Amendotea
Africa
Precacore
Roghudi
Basilica
Glornale di Sicilia
Palermo
Calabrian
Mascsino
Dascianova
St. Stefano di Aspremont
Muscling
Masolino
Gargetta di Messina
Prese
Corriere 41
Napoli
Scapparone
St. Joseph
America
Angela Perpigna
San Roberto
Aspromone
Tati
Helals
Mucclino
Ippolita
Anna
San Stefano
Sinopoli
Bendarmes
Valcaroni
Baril
Ogaing
Musoling
Lasagua
Murolino
Urbino
Jie
Francesco Marte
Neville Lyttelton, C.B
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