... thing, We must go to the Golden- hatta's dance to-night. You know they are paying old J ane Lackpenny a pretty stiff price for running them. She's a good old sort, old Jane! You know Lack- penny was killed in the war and the death duties her second boy ...

... a panto mime, The Babes in the Wood, which prides itself on being old- fashioned, and in which Gladys not Gwladys thi's time Cruickshank and Helen Wright head the bill. They are not old-fashioned, but a transforma tion scene and a long harlequinade assuredly ...

... P ''H [PLAYHOUSES Comedy Theatre THE DRUMS OF OUDE-- PUNCH-- JOSEPHINE It is pleasant to be given a triple bill at the theatre. It is a form of entertainment which we enjoy but seldom. The reason for this, it must be confessed, lies with the public. I ...

... drop until the Government passes a Bill which will ensure that every egg in the country is Bystander'dised. There is no patent in a BYSTANDER'D EGG. It is just the sweet, old-fashioned fresh country 'egg laid by an old-fashioned British hen entirely of ...

... This brought applause from all parts of the House, and the Opposition were as strongly in favour of the Bill as the Government. It was obviously this Bill which brought the redoubtable Dr. Schacht over to London in such a hurry, though it is probable that ...

... undreamt of in the annals of petrol tins. Old Hy. A FLEET OF HUMBER CARS En route to Rugby from the Coventry works, standing near the 29th Division Memorial, a few miles north of Dunchurch at the junction of the Old Fosse and Holyhead roads, well known to ...

... affinity to your own according to the lecturer and the silly geese who gobble down all this nonsense. Bill Gawber Orates pEEMS ter me, Clar- ence, remarked Bill Gawber, as he pocketed my matches, that this 'eer Underground wheeze is a sign o' the times. See ...

... men. Harry, described by Tom Webster as the prince of hosts, for once not footing the bill, has a good overarm action Walter Brearley says that Lancashire, his old side, likes no one so much as the New Zealanders Photographs A. P. F. Chapman, the famous ...

... ly to re duce the cost of the tax per mile, and anybody whose car exceeds 4,500 miles per year pays no more than under the old petrol tax. IN fact, the Powers that Be argue that those motorists Who travel less than this mileage in the twelve months only ...

... wanted for Old Age Pensions and social reform generally, says M, Caillaux, the French emulator of Mr. Lloyd George. France is taxed up to the hilt. Every thing has now been taxed, and now they cannot get enough. M. Caillaux's Income Tax Bill, which might ...

... Champion ships have brought up the age- old question: Were the players of twenty-five years ago the equal of the champions of to-day? 1 he arguments rage hotly the ques tion can never be settled. There were giants of old, and there are giants to day. Let us ...

... Air-Terriers 5 Tp re, said Bill Gawber, wot's this latest f> game of yer (smoking) Coalition to pinch my 'ard-earned wages I sees in the Daily Tale as we're to have a Territorial Air Force. Wot for I sez. Well, Bill, the Government thinks it's a pity ...