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... A hint to the ship's doctor: Don't mistake it for sea-sickness '7e:N-5rty ...
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STUDIES FROM THE GROSVENOR LIFE SCHOOL
... Pastels by Rose Le Qviesne. PHYLLIS DOROTHY CLARA NELLIE Miss Le Quesne's pastels have been on exhibition at the Woodbury Gallery, 37, New Bond Street ...
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
... . Only letters on financial subjects to be addressed to the City Editor j The Sketch Ojjice, iq8, Strand. Our Correspondence Rules are published on the first Wednesday in each Month. T. M.-- The Company is, as Rhodesians go, a good one, but the War and the labour problerti have made even the best of them very uncomfortable. If there is good gold in Rhodesia, this Company must, from its very ...
SIR HENRY IRVING AS DANTE
... - -By S. H. Sime. Nay, then, what flames are these that leap and swell As 'twere to show where earth's foundations crack, The secrets of the sepulchres of hell On Dante's track. Swinburrc -By S. H. Sirrve. ...
The Motor Race: a Tale of Tin Tacks
... The Motor Race a Tale of Tin. Tacks. ...
A QUICK LUNCH
... . DRAWN-- PURELY FROM IMAGINATION -BY RENE BULL. ...
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THE VISIT OF THE KING AND QUEEN TO IRELAND
... A GRACIOUS PROMISE Miss Connaught, Miss Ulster, Miss Leinster, Miss Munster (together): They're coming! Sure 'tis the grandest news we've had for many a day Drecvvn. by Bernard Partridge. Reproduced by permission of the proprietors of Punch from the exhibition of Punch drawings now to be seen at the Woodbury Gallery New Bond Street ...
The Girl from Kay's at the Apollo Theatre and the Pretty Little Bride whose Happiness she has Unwittingly ..
... The Girl from. Kay's at tke Apollo Theatre ai\d the Pretty -N Little Bride whose Happirvess she has Unwittingly Endangered. ...
Glittering Gloria, the Bulldog Farce at Wyndham's
... . Glittering Gloria is a lively young woman who has-or has had-several attachments hence the trouble. Three gentlemen (a married man, a fiancl, and an American fire-eater) are involved, and a fourth is introduced to help out two of the others. The latter is an old-fashioned country solicitor (played by Mr. Welch), who introduces the bulldog, which is the funniest thing in the farce V DRAWN BY ...
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... Ancient Mariner: 'Ave I ever seen an aurora borealis? Why I've shot dozens of 'em fw n i o vv rj i ...
THE LATE MR. PHIL MAY: A Selection of his Drawings made for The Tatler
... THE LATE MR. PHIL MAY A Selection, of his Drawings made for The Tatler. School Board Inspector: Why don't you send your boy to school? Bill Well, 'e don't loose nuffink, 'cos I learns 'im meself The Vicar: I don't see your husband at church now so often Mrs. Miggs Well no, sir; you see he's enjoying very bad 'ealth Host (who is rather ashamed at the number of servants Snobley has brought with ...