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Variety entertainment of all sorts could be seen in the Music Halls , either in smoke-filled taverns in working class neighborhoods , in chic cosmopolitan halls tucked away in the West End , or in glittering theatres like the Empire on Leicester Square , which offered picturesque ballet-extravaganzas . He did it insensibly , unconsciously , by a neglect of the things that he now regarded it as an impertinence in Elsie Bengough to have prescribed . And we can only imagine where Algernon goes on his " Bunburying " expeditions once he 's gotten out of his dinner engagement with his Aunt , Lady Bracknell . He was looking out of his window one midday rather tired , not very well , and glad that it was not very likely he would have to stir out of doors , when he saw Elsie Bengough crossing the square towards his house . " We are going to keep fighting them ( Merck ) with everything we have , " Birchfield said.Birchfield represents Evelyn Irvin Plunket , the plaintiff in the first federal case , slated to begin next month in Houston . " And we can see why Worthing 's " contempt for the ordinary decencies of family life " reminds Lady Bracknell " of the worst excesses of the French Revolution . " Foundation , said she was pleased by these top trends because " it shows an awareness of the need to be relevant to a community and to an audience , " other people , such as Jay Calvert , were surprised that certain audiences - - especially the Baby Boomers - - were n't identified as a major factor in shaping cultural-heritage resources . Bengough . Bengough absolutely refused to be suppressed . Elsie Bengough her name was , he remembered .