A LEAF FROM A DEAUVILLE SKETCH-BOOK
... A LEAF FROM A DEAUVILLE SKETCH o BOOK. WALLIS MILLS ON THE COTE D'ARGENT. Specially Drawn for The Sketch by Wallis Mills. ...
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FROM DIFFERENT POINTS OF VIEW
... . LOOKERS ON SEE MOST OF THE GAME. Drawn by Fitz. ...
FRIENDS AND RELATIONS OF FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
... . CHARACTER SKETCHES FROM THE GARRICK THE LADY WITH A LAMP. These sketches were made at the Garrick Theatre by Miss Helen Stiebel during a performance of Captain Reginald Berkeley's psychological-cum-chronicle drama. Eight scenes show Florence Nightingale in six different periods of her great life. Edith Evans appears in turn as the gently rebellious girl the organiser of the first nurses ...
FUN and FROLIC For NEW YEAR'S EVE: REVELLING a t the CHELSEA ARTS BALL
... 41 FUN and FROLIC For NEW y EAR'S I EVE REVELLING a t the CHELSEA ARTS BALL ...
BULK IN THE RING: A 19½-STONE BOXER'S SUCCESS AT KENSINGTON
... BULK IN THE RING A 19USTQNE BOXER'S SUCCESS AT KENSINGTON. AT THE ALBERT HALL: THE ITALIAN GIANT AND THE AMERICAN FLYWEIGHT WIN [Caricatured by Mel.] I he huge popularity of Primo Carnero, the Italian giant who disposed of Jack Stanley in one round at the Royal Albert Hall last week, would seem to depend on his bulk and hitting power the public's belief in the latter having by now assumed ...
A LONDON WELCOME TO SOUTH AFRICA'S BAND OF CRICKETERS
... . ENTERTAINED BY THE BRITISH SPORTSMAN'S CLUB THE SOUTH AFRICAN CRICKET TEAM. Caricatured by Mel At the British Sportsman's Club luncheon to the South African cricketers, given the other day at the Savoy Hotel, Lord Harris, welcoming the visitors, spoke of them as a mystery team, the dark horse of cricket. Mr. G. H. Deane, the South African captain, said that attack would be the team's method ...
THE HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY
... THE HOKQUIRABEE A3RTIEEEBY COMFAMI. SOME OF No. 3 COMPANY, H.A.C.- A 11 *1 -BY FRED MAY mese martial portraits were made on the spot at the headquarters, H.A.C., Armoury House, E.C.I, on the night of the annual th6/ Company of this distinguished unit, which traces its lineage back to the old London Trained Bands, and is D on°re °ne t'1£ 0'^est 'n British Army if not the absolute oldest. Of ...
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... THE MAN WHO BROUGHT IT BACK-- A ICENE a ti Ai 1'HE CO LLF.fi F. OF HKAin By Patricl ;./ u> 77 ...
AT THE R.A.F. KENLEY DEPÔT
... AT THE R.A.F. HENLEY DEPOT. SKETCHED IN THE OFFICERS' MESS- BY FRED MAY Wing-Commander Willock is commanding at Kenley, but on the occasion that this gallery of impressions was collected there was in the mess the officer who commanded the Coastal Area from 1924 to 1928 and afterwards was Air Officer Commanding-in- Chief Air Defences of Great Britain-- Air Vice-Marshal Francis Scarlett, C.B., D ...
THE MOTHER WHO KISSED HER SON AT LORD'S
... By H. M. Bateman ...
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... THE GUARDSMAN WHO DROPPED IT THE MAN WHO BID HALF- A- GUINEA AT TATTERSALL'S Specially printed and mounted copies, in colour, of these two clever pictures by the famous artist, H. M. Bateman, obtained on application to Dept. E, The Tatler, Inveresk House, Stra'nd,W.C. Size of work 14 in. by 10 in. on plate-sunk 25 in. by 20 in. Copies 10s. 6d. each. Signed artist's proofs 20s. each. ...
THE SOUTH AFRICAN CRICKET INVADERS
... . A SOME OF THE STARS- -BY FRED MAY This gallery of striking portraits, including that of the skipper, H. G. Deane, was collected before the final selection for the first test match v. England at Birmingham on June 15, and as this paper goes to press before even the first ball has been bowled, but comes out long after the last wicket has taken off his pads, it is not exactly possible to record ...