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... GIRL’S ORDEAL. THE CREATOR OF “BONZO” Mr G. E. Studdy Addresses City Artists. Nottingham Society of Artists last night. \l their headquarters, ParK-ruw, had the interesting experience of bearing Mr. G. E. Studdy, well known as the creator of Bonzo, the ...
... women's garments—is described Mr. Julius Gems, who relates many quaint, and amusing incidents connected with his work. G. E. Studdy, noted artist, tells how created that lovable figure the surprise most people Mr. Studdy states that has no prototype in ...
... e young Livingstones, while Mabel Dean contributes a charming dog story entitled The Vet. Also Ran, illustrated by G. E. Studdy, of Bons* fame. Norman Reilly Rains writes an amusing war story Old Brimstone Sees A Through, illustrated in colour ...
... contributors include Heath Robinson, Harry Rowntree, Alfred Leete, Lawson Wood, Bert Thomas, H. M. Bateman, Strube, G. E. Studdy, G. L. Stampe, John Hassall, Hilda Cowhan and many others of the country's most celebrated artists—more than 100 all told—while ...
... celebrated painters who have offered their services are John Hassan, Chas. Robinson, Heath Robinson, George Ayling and G. E. Studdy. A number of prominent etchers have also promised to help and It will be possible to obtain examples of work actually done ...
... important part in the bazaar preparations under the guidance of the Sunday school officers and the Junior C.E. Leader (Mrs. E. Studdi. Mr. Foston, of 21, Oakfleld-road, has been appointed bazaar secretary and Mr. J. R. Felton treasurer. Bandages For Foreign ...
... work Is included In the series may be mentioned Heath Robinson. Fish, H. H. Harris, H. M. Bateman. Graham Simmons and G. E. Studdy. with series of typical Bonzo comicalities. For younger folk there are many tngenio'us games that can be recommended for ...
... audience polite They remained deadly silent even when I took my curtain call to Buch audience is of things I shall forget G E STUDDY Bonzo : TRYING earn living in early days artist I used to sell drawings editor of little paper eighteenpence each although ...
... alnments, short story by Margery (Illustrated bv '): “The Night Sharp by Abbey); Alter the Day Before. colour fantasia by O. E. Studdy; “Jomah John's Willie: A Humphryes. There are colour drawings Lawson Wood. The Adoration of the Kings.” a very fine double ...
... rmarkably lifelike reprrecwtation Uttte mmmaf familiar to thonmata children end ndnlts, known Bonno tto Pnp. created Mr. Q. E. Studdy. tto well-known artist. realistic U tho Uksnem that had ttorir. curnstances been wveresd. tto oonelnsiwould to forced upon ...
... Artists. Most of my life has been spent looking at a blank piece paper, re* marked that famous comic draughtsman; George E. Studdy, the creator of “Bonzo.” in a talk to the Nottingham Society Artists last bight. Largely autobiographical Mr. Studdy gave ...
... _artists, including A L. Grace. Minkel, W. H. Cobb, L. B. Martin, Rickey, Tom Cottrell, Tennent, A. R. Cane, A. Maguire, G. E. Studdy. Lawson Wood, A. C. Barrett. and many others. Honorary degree of Doctor of Philosophy has been conferred on ace film crooner ...