... . HINTS TO THE MIDDLE AGED MEN WHO CAN'T ENLIST, BUT DESIRE TO BECOME EFFICIENT Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... WHICH ARE YOU, SPOT OR PLAIN? BY A. MORROW ...

... REVUE A LA FRAKfCAISE SAUCE COSMOIPOLETAINEo C'EST BON AT THE NEW MIDDLESEX THEATRE OF VARIETIES-- SOME IMPREKXjA SIONS BY OUR SPECIAL ARTIST, MR. BERT THOMAS ...

... . BROUGHT INTO BEING BY LONDON'S DESIRE FOR LATER HOURS: THE FOUR HUNDRED CLUB-- SOME CARICATURES. Caricatured by H. M. Bateman. The fact that most of the theatres begin their plays later, and consequently finish them later, than they used to do makes it difficult to have supper at reasonable length after the play, as the authorities ring the curfew which closes restaurants and hotels so early ...

... . No. Ill-- A FEW COTTESMORE CELEBRITIES Caricatured specially for The Tatler by The Tout ...

... London's Pleasure-City The Anglo-American Exposition at the White City is this year more full of possibilities for unbounded merriment than ever before-- if, at any rate, we are to judge from the experiences of Jingle and Norman Morrow who paid it a visit the other day, and have recorded their joint impressions on this and the preceding page ...

... The Eighth Gaiety GirE After the Girl, which is, we are told, the eighth Musical Comedy to be produced by Mr. George Edwarde, at tne G:.iety Theatre in which the word Girl has appeared in the title, is very much the same as the other seven, and as up-to-date as the best of them were in their times. Needless to say, the production is an enormous success BV NORMAN MORROW ...

... JBy G. IE. Sft^idicd]^. A LITTLE TIME AGO THE SHIRKER WAS UNNOTICED. NOW HE STANDS OUT IN BOLD RELIEF G. IE. S^dldJ^. ...

... The DESPERATE ATTEMPT of GENERAL VON KLIJ LUCK to BREAK the ALLIED LINE on the MARNE. ...

... EASTER in ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL anc n the ABBEY CHURCH of WESTMINSTER. *f* ...

... . A SUNNY AFTERNOON IN THE ROW j Drawn bx Cecil King, R.B.A. CUPID IN THE PARK Drawn by Blainf>ied ...

... JORROCKSIS M S. Drawn by Will Owen. ...