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... DRINK LASTS THE WHOLE through Written by Stephen Potter. Drawn by Lewitt-Hitrt (Chilled Feet, Hangover, Sting-ray blisters, 'Purple-patch', Sunburn, Heat Palsy take the edge off your Holiday smile with PP fintischwepptic MORRIS DANCING rounb g>djtoppf)erb'j$ Pusf) In Midsummer Months the Holland House (Acton) Society moves from leafy Lime Grove for the green oasis in whose greater spaciousness ...
... Cls& iisi^ Aiitlioiiv Cookinmi all Mc Madam (Coliseum) THE new musical piece triumphs over several obvious disadvantages. It intro duces modern politics into Ruritania, a notion likely to shake those who trust librettists and lyric writers to protect them from the carking cares of an unromantic world. The politics, moreover, are American, and they have been interlaced with lightly satirical ...
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... D. II. Wyndham Lewis SEMOLINA pudding-- the stuff you used to chuck at Nanny from your high chair-- is the chosen diet enabling a leading Alpine boy to skip from crag to crag, a member of the Ski Club disclosed in the Times. Though an expert complaining next day about the rarefied atmosphere on Mount Everest did not mention this fodder, one felt it hovering in the air, so to speak. Candidates ...
... THE BERKSHIRE T.A. BALL AT BEADING THERE was a capacity attendance at the Olympia Reading when the Berks T.A. and Reserve Forces gave their third annual ball. The company, which included representatives of all three Services and 400 members of the Berks T.A. Units and R.A.F.V.R., had a very memorable evening for which thanks were largely due to the active committee under the chairmanship of ...
... /Jy D. B. H'yndliam Lewis GENTS' flannel nighties are on the market again, reports a gossip, tittering slightly. But one can't help thinking that if they were good enough for Gladstone and Disraeli they 're good enough for you, cullies. In this guise, oddly enough, we frequently You swine, said the girl hotly) visualise these two great rival Victorians, among others. Their nighties of white ...
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