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... Terry, and Mr. Leopold de Rothschild. The sporting supplement contains coloured sketches Will Owen. Charles Crombio, G. E. Studdie, and other well-known artists. The literary features are many and varied, and include stories, dramatic notes, society items ...
... appeared in the Sketch.’’ usual, a lares* share of attention is given to the theatrical world, and the humorous pages by U. E, Studdy, Starr Wood, and others are well up the mark. Th« ■' Tatk-r,” always strong in humour, has cloTor cartoons George Belcher ...
... THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1909. artists Messrs. John Hassall, Lawson Wood, Harry Rountree, O. E. Studdy. and W. H. Barrtbsl. There also a largo number of black-andwhite drawings in the festive vein. Tbe issue contains all tbe featores ...
... colour-plates, the most noteworthy being those by such celebrated artists Messrs. John Hassall, Lawson W ood, Harry Rountree, G. E. Studdy, and W. H. Barribal. There also large number of black and white drawings in the festive vein. The issue contains all the ...
... Hope Read, Frank Reynolds. V*. Heath Rohm son. Harry Rowntree. Tony Sarg. G. Stampa. Charles Sheldon. Ernest H. Shep*”. G. E- Studdy. Charles Sykes. Lance Thackeray, J. «• Thorpe. F. H. Townsend, Godfrey Wilson son Wood. Starr Wood. ‘‘F«jntera be published ...
... on of Kampf's great picture. “Paradise Lost.” which appears on the middle pages. Amusing sketches are contributed by G. E. -Studdy, Charles Robinson, and Chris Heeps, and other pictures of interest are “Sunstar’s Derby,” “The Week a Glance, and portrait ...
... double-page reproduction Captain's last Landing,’’ from a painting B. F. Gribble, and laughable sketch, entitled Booty,’’ G. E. .Studdy, With Black and White’* there is alio a Coronation Souvenir,” which is certainly a most attractive pullication, amongst ...
... was drowned in the Rhine last week: and Mdlle. Balaehona, pre infer© at the Imperial Theatre. Moscow. Humorous drawings G. E. Studdy. Fred Buchanan. H. M. Bateman, and Wilmont Lont reproduced: and short story by- Harold Blind published. Amongst the usual ...
... publication, large number the illustrations are in colour, the list of artists including such well-known names John Hassail, G. E. Studdy, Harry Low, S. Hobblethwaite, Starr J. C. L.* Booth, Will Owen, George Belcher, and Bernard Partridge. Portraits are given ...
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... story by Madeline M. Oyler, and the u*ual bright and chatty article entitled Priscilla in Paris,” while George Belcher, G. E. Studdy. Starr Wood, and S. Hebblethwaite supply the humorous items in their usual style. ** Madame ** excellent fashion number, ...
... In addition there are many picture* aporting and dramatic interest, sn* lent black and white skelrhea Oudl*} Tennant. G. E. Studdy, and Georg* Belcher. Among she literary content! mention may made the article, '• Allan Robertson-A Memop, which is accompanied ...