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... eol - our by such masters of the art that cheers, with its witty commentary bn 'contemporary Life, as Lowman Wood and G. E. Studdy. Especial interest is attacked to the plate for it is a skilful reprodection) in facsimile from the original colours. of ...
... Charles Pears, Bertram Prance, Rilette, W. Heath Robinson, Byam Shaw, Ernest H. Shepard, A. T. Smith, G. L. Stampa, G. E. Studdy, Bert Thomas, Lance Thackeray, J. H. Thorpe, Louis Wain, Godfrey Wilson, Lawson Wood, Starr Wood. Wo are glad hear that this ...
... Owen, Charles Pears, Bertram Prance, L. Raven Hill, Read, Frank Reynolds, Rilette, W. Heath Robinson, S. Se L. Stampa, G. E. Studdy, Bert mas, J. H. Thorpe, Fran k Wiles, Lawson Wood, and Starr Wood. Pie” is published by the S and Tatler, Ltd., and obtainable ...
... -generously given their services arc Anthony Hope, Charles Pears, Phzott, W. Peft Ridge, G. R. Sims. H. de Vere Stacpoole. G. E. Studdy. and Bert Thomas. ...
... and A A. Thomson. Drawings are con- tributed hy John Hassall, Lawson Wood, H. M. Bateman, Heath Robinson, Fred Buchanan, G E. Studdy, Frank Newbould. Dana wn Will Ow Sts Wood. and others. 6 nter’s Pie’ is obtainable at a and bookstalis. 1s 6d net. The Linncoln ...
... of the number itself. Stymied, one of fire in colour, is delightful; so is The Bolshevik (in photogravure), by G. E. Studdy, which, besides its doggy humour, also has a moral. The henna, which is by such well known writers as Barry Pain, Kt'ule ...
... rs inc.cde Max Pemberton. ilcskstb Prichard. Otsett(b!iver. William Kane. It Bate'mall. Alfred Is..ete. Will ()well. G. E. Studdy. li.Ob'El.. , F, many others. or the best. of tunny stood articles il. entitled IWhich Are Smarter—Men or Women? in which ...
... Offensive., by John E. Sutcliffe; Victory. by John E. Sutcliffe: Alas, my brothers! 'Tis a queer world to look upon. by G. E. Studdy. Illustrated Fiction. The Serpent in the Garden, by Barry Pain. illustrated by Wel Paget; Black Jaek, b' Pereeral Gibbon ...
... 4 Most talked-of novel igi f Season. You'll es tt Humorous Pictures in Colour by th Omething more I 8N interested ! G. E. Studdy, Arthur Watts, ve | Alfred Leete, & Fougasse i aan h S The Magazine the RGEST NETT SALE La s Now on Sale. 1/6 Nett. ...
... Christmas by Deputy by Barry Pain: The House of the Arrow (a new serial) by A. E. W. Mason; The Christmas Dinner by G. E. Studdy ; The Dream by H. G. Wells; The Oracle of the Dog be G. K. Chesterton; The Girl with the Grave Nose by A. S. M. H ...
... flourishin: . organisation, the Nottingham SeWf Artists are looking forward . meeting the famous doc into' I*' *' Mr. G. E. Studdy. ’Hie latter reply to their invitation « ,y> w *. r, will appear without I’onto but hia best to produce him. ’ *** • ♦ THE ...
... BONZO S NOTTM. PROTOTYPE. MR. G. E. STUDDY TELLS STORY TO LOCAL ARTISTS. That the most amusing dogs, Bonro, had his origin Nottingham, was revelation made to the local Society Artists, last night, by Mt. G. E. Studdy, the creator of this world-famous ...