... The Rotters, Mr. H. F. Maltby's new play at the Garrick, gives a further insight into the characteristic humour, harsh and rough, of the dwellers in Lancashire, first laid before our astonished eyes by the late Stanley Houghton ...

... No. 4.-- OLD AND NEW NAVY Discipline does not come exactly naturally to the average trawler-hand. There are little things which sear his very soul. He finds, for instance, that the cherished profusion of hair on his forehead which gave the finishing touch to his masculine beauty is not admired but condemned by his instructors. It is even criticised, with all that fluent frankness that Petty ...

... The Old Country, Mr. Dion Clayton Calthrop's new play, successfully produced at Wyndham's Theatre, is a clever and rather moving exposition of the fact that the prejudices of centuries are even more powerful than a sense of justice ...

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... Lieut. Oakley's sketches will bring home to many a one-time sedentary civilian the eventual advantages of drill and training, though the process by which they are attained may not be whollv nlrasflnt Passed by Censor ...

... THE LATEST IN SCIENTIFIC INVENTION WEARY OF WAITING ON SLEEPY ANGLERS' BAITS, THE FISH SET THEIR DEEP AIR DIVER TO WORK AND GET THE WORMS IN DOUBLE-QUICK TIME. Drawn by A. Baker. ...

... YES BY GUM The First Diner: Whatever language is the old boy mumbling in? The Second Diner Gum arable, I should say. Drawn by Nokl Pocock. ...

... THE RETURN TO THE FRONT-- AND REST AT LAST Passed by Censor ...