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... the Indian Rope Trick, in which the lady is hoisted in mid-air and disappears in full view of the audience, while the bathing machine falls to the ground ...
... and there you are. I am just a bit doubtful about the finale. I am hesitating whether to make Loewe pursue Jago to a bathing machine wherein he has taken refuge, drag him out and drown with him in sight of all the other dramatis personec, grouped on the ...
... semi-marine village or hamlet of Southend and an amusing sidelight on Wey mouth, with George III crack ing lewd jokes in a bathing- machine. Behind the footlights Mrs. Siddons was braving the necessities of retirement in the face of the challenge of new stars ...
... the bathing- machine praised for its beauty but no doubt it often is. And, as a matter of fact, in Royal Yachts, v °ht one t^ie most sumptuously produced volumes Yachts. jjas ever been my pleasure to review, there is a picture of a bathing-machine the ...
... burlesque a new bathing scene, which is cleverly acted by Mr. Fred Eastman as Pedrillo, and Miss Belle Harcourt as Donna Isabella. It is a polyglot interpolation of the funniest character, consisting of an adventure in a bathing- machine- permissible in ...
... Belgians, Baths an A Books By SYLVIA LYON THERE is something charmingly naive in the expansive word ing of Continental pub licity: COME TO BEL GIUM, BELGIUM INVITES YOU. I read with emotion this large-handed and largely printed evidence of hospitality ...
... of the Bath at Cliftonville, and his stores and ammunition waggons, altered to the familiar bathing machines and carts. I offered up a short but fervent prayer to be spared from rewarding that goat-boy as he deserved, took a ticket for a bath, and plunged ...
... made about the shocking indelicacy of the French in their bathing, and was rather amused on this account at the shock received by a friend of mine and native of France when I showed him the bathing at Margate. In France they wear pretty costumes, which are ...
... with a pessimistic sentry (who is Mr. Nelson Keys), and he is at the most startling when he displays his limbs by the bathing machines at Brighton. He gives (literally) body and substance to the comic episodes, and would be a valuable asset in any entertain ...
... reconcile his conscience when he finds him self involved in the panic atten dant upon the fall of France. Being bombed and machine- gunned up and down the refugee- blocked roads of France, he meets an old friend of his gun-running days. Chapman, who turns ...
... was as hard on the sensibilities of its rulers as it was on the lives of many of its subjects. The Hapsburg machine, like the totalitarian machine, demanded an excessive price from everyone. Miss Sprigge treats this from Elizabeth's point of view, and follows ...
... Blockade at the London Pavilion, substitutes the rattle of wisecracks for the grim stutter of machine- guns. For that matter, Mr. Miller is something of a human machine-gun, raking all and sundry with his rapid verbal fire, and extricating himself and his pal ...