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... Manager. Offices! IS. York Street, Coyent Garden, London. W.C.2 Telephones: Gerrard 2992 and 5213. Telejrt: THE STAGE, LONDON. U)N!X)N', THURSDAY, OCT. 14, 1926. ...
... Street, Covent Garden, W.C., and accompanied by an envelope properly stamped and addressed. NO CIRCULARS or PARCELS ADMITTED. Aardule, Mr. L. Dare. Zena llaward, Ellen Munde, Porotbie Ray, Yvonne Abbott, Rert David, Bobbie Hare, Lawrie Maura, Frank Regan. Andrew Addison, Bert l>avie, Gordon H.iwk, Reginald M_v. 1-xln.i Rex;m and I'avnbfr Aherne, Brian Pawner, .''heilah Haxley, lbarlie Mavne, ...
... ACROSTICS By FATHER RONALD KNOX DOUBLE ACROSTIC (12th of the Quarter). Uprights. Of those when lost it seems that this The home and eke the patron is. Lights. 1. The sense of it is what the sound impl ...
... New Printed by Eyke Spottiswoodk, Ltd., His Majesty's Printers, at East Harding Street, London, E.C., and Published Weekly by The Sphere Tatler. Ltd., London, E.C. October 20. 1926. Entered as Second-class Matter at the New x orK u\.y.j vost unice, ivm. ...
... OUR CROSS-WORD PUZZLE. WE here continue our Cross-Word Puzzles. To the sender of the first correct solution opened on Monday morning next, Oct. 25, we shall give a statuette of Miss Sketch in Royal Doulton porcelain. Its value is it t=>- A STREET ACCIDENT IN LONDON. During the (21 A) cold weather, on the (29D) of the Feast of St. (22D), our hero, a (14A) of the present craze for Cross-Word ...
... The Bystander, October 20, 1926 THE Bystander 116-117, Fleet Street, London, E.C.4 No. 1,192-- Vol. XCII. Wednesday, October 20, 1926 [Reli,TrL,PVp?;P'0] ...
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... £1 FOR A JOKE The Editor of The Tatler will until further notice give a weekly prize of £1 tor the best original joke sent in suitable for illustration. In addition he will also pay half-a-guinea tor every one which he makes use of for illustrating. Jokes can be serf in any time during the week and the prize will be awarded each Tuesday. Write on outside of envelope Joke Competition The ...
... THE TATLEIR ACROSTIC. The first prize will be any article up to £2 in value which is adver tised in The Tatler. The second prize will be an in teresting book. Quarterly Prize. Messrs. Lad- broke and Co., 6, Old Burlington Street, W.l, will lay the winner £50 to nothing against his choice for the Grand National and £12 10s. to nothing against its being placed second or third. Competitors must ...