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... THE SKETCH ENGAGES FELIX THE CAT, A WORLD FAMOUS FILM STAR. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME WEEKLY ADVENTURE XTV. From the Drawings made specially for The Sketch by Pat Sullivan. (Copyright in the U.S.A. and Canada.) ...

... GOLF CLUBLAND CARICATURES. INCLUDING THE CAPTAIN AND THE PRO.: PERSONALITIES OF THE COODEN BEACH GOLF CLUB. The popular seaside club of Cooden Beach was founded in 1912, by .the late Earl de la Warr, and the course, comprising 220 acres, is rented from the present Earl, the president of the club. There are about 585 members, including 180 ladies. The amateur record for the course is held by ...

... INTERNATIONAL FLICKERS FOLK: A PAGE OF CELLULOID STARS. AMERICAN, ENGLISH, GERMAN, SWEDISH, FRENCH, AND RUSSIAN: FAMOUS FOLK OF THE PICTURES CARICATURED. Specially Drawn for The Sketch by Sherriffs. Above we give a page of some famous stars of the screen. Mr. Charlie Chaplin-- pictured without his moustache is the most famous of cinema comedians. Mr. Douglas Fairbanks, the Barry- mores, Miss ...

... . WITH THEIR HABITS AS THEY PLAY: THE TRICKS OF LAWN-TENNIS FOLK. BY H. F. Crowther-SMITH. Wimbledon dress fashions and the little tricks of famous players are quite an interesting study. There is Vincent Richards' straw hat, M. Lacoste's white cap, and B. I. C. Norton's Homburg head-covering. Our artist, however, when he took his notebook and pencil to Wim bledon, did more than study dress ...

... Inter 'Varsity Soccer: The Light Blues. THE TEAM CHOSEN TO MEET OXFORD AT QUEEN'S THE CAMBRIDGE XI. Specially Drawn for Thh Sketch by H. F. Crowther-Smith. Soccer has a very large following, which includes royalty, as H.M. the King takes a keen interest in the game, so naturally all eyes were turned on the 43rd inter-'Varsity match, fixed to take place at Queen's Club on Saturday last, the ...

... The Opening of the Winter Sports Seaso^ ciety on Swiss Snow and Sun Playgrounds. ...

... . PERSONALITIES AT A POPULAR RENDEZVOUS: RANELAGH WELL-KNOWNS. Caricatures Specially Drawn for The Sketch by H. F. Crowthxk-Smith. The beauty and charm of Ranelagh Club appeal both to sporting outdoor people and to those who like to sit in a delightful garden and watch others taking exercise. The' golf course has been the scene of many important matches and the fact that lakes, trees, polo ...

... FRONT* RANKERS ON THE RINK: ICE CLUB CELEBRITIES. Specially Drawn for The Sketch by H. F. Crowther-Smith. London's new Ice Club has taken the fancy of Society, and many well-known people find time to practise skating there, and to join in games of ice-hockey. The Marchioness of Londonderry, London's leading Conservative hostesis, is an enthusiast who goes to the Ice Club frequently so are the ...

... . WHERB WINDING ROTHER FLOWS. TO FIND THB FICKLE TIDE: PERSONALITIES OF RYE GOLF CLUB. Specially drawn for The Sketch by H. F. Crowther-Smith. This picturesque part of the world so graphically described by Kipling in his poem Sussex, in which he speaks of our ports of stranded pride. succumbed to the fascinations of golf in 1893, and has ever since proved its wisdom and foresight. A day's ...

... . REFEREE: Hullo! You playing! I heard you'd been forbidden violent exercise. Player: That's all right. I've cut out dancing. Specially Drawn for The Sketch by Bert Thomas. ...

... WHAT WE MOTORISTS ALL FEEL AT TIMES! No. VII. THE SKID. Specially Drawn for The Sketch by G. E. Studdy. ...