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... TKIE EGG TEST. By George Belclher. I don't think much of those eggs you got yesterday, mum I 'ad one for breakfast, and I've bin very queer ever since. I think it must 'ave bin a bad one By George BeleBero ...
... UNDERSTOOD By George BelcBer^ First Stranger Do you know what time it is, mister Second Stranger Yes it wants ten minutes yet By George BeJeIhier0 ...
... ONE OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST I ...
... PERSE VERABJ CE. Ry Georg' Belclher. How's your son getting on, Mrs. Budd Well, 'e went up a Monday, Mrs. Green, and they dejected 'im then he tried again a Wednesday, and they detested 'im By George BeleBero ...
... MORALS OF MACKENZIE CHRISTMAS SHOPPING/' ...
... XV ar Xsime Studdys II-- THE TERROR OF THE INSIDE KNOWLEDGE IDIOT. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. i ...
... The Passing Show whiqh has already won golden opinions elsewhere, was recently transferred to the Palladium. The new company concerned has nothing to fear by comparison with the original production, the Palladium version being a splendid feast of loveliness and laughter ...
... 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 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 ...
... The new play at the Court Theatre gives a picture of a Prussian Garrison Town which is admirable for its accuracy and its restraint. The acting throughout is at an unusually high level ...
... This is the season of the year when, in that dim and distant age known as the pre-war era, the fancy of fortune's favourites lightly turned to thoughts of Monte Carlo, Nice and many another beauty-spot in that lotus-eating land where it was always afternoon. The war closed for a time the Monte Carlo Casino and wrought many another change. Precisely what these changes were is related by Mr. and ...