Punch, or the London Charivari
Punch, or the London Charivari
Vol. 150, January 19, 1916
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Still conquest comes sooner or later, and I have reached that point in my own struggle. I have at last finally got over the tendency to write 1915.
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"As a result of the Labour Conference at Westminster yesterday, a resolution was sunk on Lake Tanganyika."--Western Daily Press.
The best place for it.
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A NEW THEATRICAL VENTURE.
A friend of mine has started as manager of his first theatre these holidays. It may seem to you an unpropitious moment for such a beginning, but in many ways this special theatre is exceptionally well guaranteed against failure. The proprietor was kind enough to invite my presence at his opening performance. As a matter of fact I had myself put up the money for it.
Naturally I was anxious for the thing to be a success. The theatre stands on what you could truthfully call a commanding situation at one end of the schoolroom table. It is an elegant renaissance edifice of wood and cardboard, with a seating accomm
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