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... the question, Where have you seen the initials G.E.? What I had in mind was the signature to an advertisement drawing G. E. Studdy, but people who quoted other examples of the initials G.E. in the paper were all given marks for answering satisfactorily ...
... what it feels like to be filmed, the first victim being H. M. Bateman. Later, he is to be followed by Gilbert Wilkinson, G. E. Studdy, Bert Thomas, and others. Cartoons on the screen, especially animated cartoons, have a peculiar charm, and one wonders why ...
... Tales block calendar, whose proud function it is to provide an Aberdeen story for every day the year. The popular art of G. E. Studdy,. with his rollicking Bonzo,” and Mabel Lucie Attwell, with her chubby boys and girls, are drawn upon in a variety of ways ...
... Owen, Charles Pears, F. Pegram, W. Heath Robinson, Harry Rountree, Tony Sarg, N. Schlegel, E. H. Shepard, E. L. Stampa, G. E. Studdy, Charles Sykes, Lance Thackeray, Thorpe, F. H, Townsend, Lawson Wood, Starr Wood. The price of “Printers’ Pie, 1909” is Is ...
... —Scarlatti wrote some pieces, wrongly called Sonatas/ 'they are really numbers occurring in many Suites/' it 7. ...
... Wallis Mills. George Morrow, Will Owen, Bertram Prance, Frank Reynolds, W. Heath Robinson, Harry Rountree, G. L. Stampa, E. Studdy, Bert Thomas, J. H. Thorpe, Lawson Wood, and Starr Wood. “Printers’ Pie” is published by the Sphere and Tatler Ltd., and ...
... Among the stewards at the ball will be Mr. H. M. Bateman, Mr. Augustus John, Mr. Oliver Lodge, Sir William Orpcn, and Mr. G. E. Studdy. Spring in Hyde Park. The glorious weather which London is enjoying at present is only spoiled by the determined pessimists ...
... be inferred from the names such, contributors as John Hassall, Heath Robinson Will Owen, H. M. Bateman, Cecil Aldin, G. E. Studdy, Starr Wood, Lawson Wood, and Fred Reynolds. for the letterpress, there are sketches and stories by George R. Sims, Keble ...
... good and to the point. The humorous side of things is strongly represented Heath Robinson, G. M. Payne. A. C. Corbould. G. E. Studdy, Ohas. Pears, and others, and the humour displayed is unforced and of a genuinely laughable order. There is, indeed, a laimh ...