... half by motor-cars a train arriving in a station the view from a travelling car that really travelled How Bridget Served the Salad Undressed or Caught in the Act or the Pretty Stenographer. After seven years of this sort of thing the novelty was beginning ...

... chicken, mashed potatoes, candied sweet potatoes, string beans, lima beans, pickled beets, creamed carrots, squash, endive salad, apple pie, cream pie, shoofly pie, hot or cold mince pie, rhubarb pie, coconut cake, chocolate cake with vanilla icing, and ...

... The TATLER'S series Yomen of Distinction, by Er Coop {Continuing from page 736) Hook It*' t it' u s By K. V. Knox Nettle Salad might say that stone and brick have made on forest and wild land, Mr. Gloag gives it a continuity, greatly enhanced by old ...

... sometimes play something other than Waltzing Matilda, but not very often, and not for long. One chicken on white one tomato salad and come out of the kitchen if you want to see something. Drawn by Peter Arno. Courtesy Robert Hale. ...

... match talk subjects to dinner party menus, thus Curry India Irish Stew Irish Question Crepes Suzette Paris Exhibition Fruit Salad Various, and an old lady of eighty might be seen bobbing up and down behind her dining-room windows, doing her daily dozen ...

... little bits of comic business have been arranged into a consistent pattern, and now and then, as when Charley empties the salad bowl on to his plate, Sir John Gielgud has contrived a climax where everything is deliberately let rip. Yet somehow the abject ...

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... Cth t&T'ifxAjfff Salad Days (Vaudeville) BAD acting often enchants by virtue of its very artlessness. Only it must be true artlessness. One unfortunate touch of precociously acquired technique, and the quality that delights us in the spon taneous acting ...

... relish that my salute to him is one heard Rom an American friend the other day Kinda dear KINDA dear is also the word for Salad Days (Vaude ville), a friendly entertainment in which Julian Slade shows again that he can tinkle a tune. He and Dorothy Reynolds ...

... Coronation performance of Henry VIII. and as the funniest Launcelot Gobbo for many years. He is shown here as The Tramp in Salad Days, now having immense success at the Vaudeville Toeing the Line. This delightful drawing comes from Mervyn Peakes' new ...

... greedy little doctor in the luncheon scene, who believes that first things come first and that an oeuf cocotte and the right salad-dressing take precedence of a discussion on rigor mortis. Furthermore, I should be interested in any clues that may enlighten ...

... and say La, miss or clap hands for Charlie when the nice gentleman sings us a song. I don't know how it all began. There was Salad Days, of course. Personally, though I enjoyed this and Denis Carey is my idea of a pearl of producers, nothing has surprised ...