It ain't right, Babe, for you not to have no friends at all to go to the matinée with or go buyin' knickknacks with.

And yesterday at matinée in she comes with a box of candy and laughing with that Rifkin girl!

She had gone to lunch quite early, for she was looking forward to the matinée at the Palace.

* A matinée of Romeo and Juliet will be given at the Royal Court Theatre on Sunday, March 30th, at 2.30 P.M., in aid of the Notting Hill Day Nursery, which has done such admirable service among the poor of "The Potteries."

I should go out of my mind myself if I didn't get a little amusement going up to the shops and sneaking into a matinée on the sly.

Maude, as a true type of girlhood, would naturally think more of the man who was taking her to a matinée than of the fellow who was escorting her home from church, therefore she loved me better than she did Harry, and he ought to have the sense to see it and withdraw.

And I haven't missed a charity matinée for the last three months.