... FOUR HUNDRED CHARLIE CHAPLINS. FROLICS OF THE FOUR HUNDRED THE CHARLIE CHAPLIN NIGHT. Caricatured by G. E. Studdy. As our Artist's caricatures of the Bacchanalian Revel of the Four Hundred Club, given in our last Number, were so highly appreciated by our readers, we instructed him to call again at that home of light-heartedness, and here is the result. On this occasion the motif of the frolic ...

... The new play at the Duke of York's Theatre, Romance, has already met with some success in the United States. It is well acted, but may prove to be a little too serious for darkest London, which needs all the brightening up it can get ...

... . FRENCH WOUNDED RESTING ON STRAW IN A VILLAGE CHURCH i DRAWN BY E. MATANIA FROM MATERIAL SUPPLIED. 1915 Copyrighted in the U.S.A. i i i i i I.. i This little church in Northern France lies close to the fighting lines, and is used by the French Red Cross to shelter wounded soldiers who are being moved out of the danger zone. The wounded are arranged in rows down both sides of the church and ...