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... THE GREAT FRENCH AIRMAN-- Captain Guynemer, whose name is to-day renowned in the whole world, is undoubtedly the first airman of the day. He has up to the present brought down fifty-three enemy machines. Hardly twenty-two years old, he has been made a lieutenant and then a captain in the space of six weeks, and quite recently the French Government has given him, as a reward for his bravery, ...
... . By Georg'e BelcHer. Well-meaning Old Lady Are yer going to Mrs. Smith's funeral, sir Doctor: No; I very seldom go to any of my patients' funerals Well-meaning Old Lady: No I suppose yer might be doing nothin' else, sir, if yer was to By Georg'e Belcfoer. ...
... AMQTHEB. LEAF FROM THE SKETCH BOOK Of mir Military Garicatuarist. SOME MORE MILITARY CARICATURES. BY LIEUTENANT FRED MAY Included in the above collection are two of The Byng Boys (of Vimy and elsewhere). Some of our caricaturist's victims are in France again and some are still in Blighty, but wherever they are they will no doubt feel much satisfaction when they see themselves immortalised in ...
... SKETCHED AT THE GUARDS' O.C.B. AT BUSHEY Caricatures Iby ILienateiraaiafc Fredl May. Our war caricaturist has at last devoted his energies to the Guards' O.C.B. Dep6t at Bushey, and his victims will probably be amongst the first to admit that he has made good use of his time and his opportunity. This collection includes the O.C., the adjutant, and also a veteran Guardsman, Captain Fletcher, ...
... A BAG FROM BRU M. SOMB MEMBERS OF THE MIDLAND CONSERVATIVE CLUB, BIRMINGHAM, AS SEEN BY FRED MAY A representative group of strong, but far from silent, men who are described by our artist as the oldest respected members of the Midland Conservative Club at Birmingham, and Rockefellers of the Midlands. We print his remarks without prejudice. Included in the above collection are Sir David ...
... By Georg'e BeJcIh3. y Well-informed New Domestic: Shall I serve the rabbit up in the camisole, mum? By Georg'e Belclh3. J ...
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... THE REVIVAL OF THE Q.U.B.S. FRED MAY AT THE OXFORD UNIVERSITY DRAMATIC SOCIETY'S REOPENING A gala performance was organised by past members of the O.U.D.S. to revive this famous institution, which suffered very severely N. in consequence of the war, and an all-star matinee was held at the New Theatre, Oxford, at the end of last month. Mr. Arthur Bourchier and Miss Fay Compton appeared in ...
... TO MAKE- THE FUKISHMEMT FIT THE CllME 60 Tlh Tyler's s 8 Infers., By G. E= S^dldly. NO. 6-- THE PUNISHMENT OF THE MAN WHO WOULD NOT STOP TO GIVE A MATCH TO A STRANGER G. IE. StUndldly. ...
... TITANS OF THE TRACK v Caricatured by Our Special Commissioner, The Tout. SOME PROMINENT RACING PERSONALITIES AT BROOKLANDS ...
... SEILF-ABUSE. By Georg'e Beldhetr I argued with that fool, Dauber, till three o'clock this morning about the old masters. What an ass that fellow is to argue like that Yes; a perfect idiot B^ Georg'e Belclhero ...
... . By Harry Low. Young Goldbags (who, determined not to be lured into a proposal, is explaining the disadvantages of being richlxjcrow, look at the wealthy man. Take me for instance She (snapping her chance) Oh, Arthur, this is so sudden Vjlj Old Lady (to Brownley, who has just lost a brand-new ball in the bushes and is in a beast of a temper) You old reprobate You ought to be ashamed of ...