... Tlhie Suffragette Scrlmmag'e. The Enthusiastic Supporters. BRAVO! Bravo! yelled the crowd of women who, though they entirely sympathised with the females who were being ruth lessly dragged off to prison, infinitely preferred to be certain of their own ...

... positively pathetic. Diversions The Suffragettes, says a contemporary seemed to enjoy their march to Holloway in prison clothes as much as anyone, although the police made them change their route.) Small wonder laughter long and loud Should greet their ...

... Punch) has drawn the cards in colours pictures of Politicians, Suffragettes, and topical incidents. Buy a pack of PANKO now. It will only cost you 2/-, and will afford you general laughter and amusement for many a long winter evening. Panko can be obtained ...

... ed medicines. Brought you a nice Bottle of Medicine, Old Boy (Roars of laughter.) It 's a lovely pink (More laughter.) Don't touch it, Charles Take mine it 's green (More laughter.) Mrs. Whinebite came to see him and told him a long story about somebody ...

... few days. AA7ith the quarrel between Mr. Tudor Walters and Mrs. Pethick Lawrence over the smok ing-room story of the Suffragette I have no concern, but it contains significant details. Mrs. Lawrence's indignation, amounting to fury, is significant her ...

... too, that we had a witty skit on the Suffragettes. The principal woman I dare not call her a girl came on dressed in trousers, while the chief comedienne appeared in a skirt. I can remember how we roared with laughter over that same scene in Wigan one or ...

... summer. And it is no excuse for him that he has found the ticket. The low comedian always does keep CQ the gallery in fits of laughter while he hunts for the missing pasteboard in the depths of his P'J; 1 capacious trouser-pockets. /VJh I The smart young married ...

... never done any thing except charm, so far as I know, but she has always done that very well. 'phe third lady used to be a Suffragette. Since the war began her attitude in life has remained one of disapproval, and to the best of my belief that is her principal ...

... the hobble skirt and yet It certainly would put a stop, if not to the verbosity, At least to the ju-jitsu of the Fighting Suffragette. Anyhow, if the crinoline does come in again it will do away with the daily spokeshave which was rendered necessary by the ...

... everybody has seen in the Bois. But this evening she wears them strapped down to her boots, and wears them like a charming Suffragette, riding astride a beautiful bay horse, and making him do everything but talk. Then there is Monsieur le Vicomte de X., who ...

... the end of a very small Prejudice, spoon, men are so absurdly vain. A disinterested onlooker, I said, would scream with laughter at our vanity. The best of it is, though, that there are none. None what (A charming phrase as Miss Phyllis speaks it.) ...

... once hit on the head by the corsets of a much-taunted lady. Some day we shall have a comic opera about charming i young Suffragettes. Meanwhile Wild Violets, as a musical comedy about students and schoolgirls in 1902, has begun L, the harkaway to- Edwardianism ...