Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, September 5, 1917 by Various
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page 37 of 58 (63%)
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People ought not to say these things about chemists. * * * * * "ESCAPED GERMAN FLYING MEN. "One of the men is Lieut. Josef Flink. He has a gunshot wound in the palm of the left hand. The second is Orbum Alexander von Schutz, with side-whispers. Both speak very little English." --_Southern Echo_. But VON SCHUTZ's sotto-voce rendering of the "Hymn of Hate" is immense. * * * * * AT THE PLAY. "THE INVISIBLE FOE." MR. H.B. IRVING has elected to play villain in a new mystery play by Mr. WALTER HACKETT. Essential elements of the business as follows: Obstinate old millstone of a shipbuilder, _Bransby_, who simply will not give up shipbuilding for aeroplane making (and no wonder in these days!); nephew _Stephen_, with an unwholesome hankering after power and a complete inability to see the obvious; nephew _Hugh_, lieutenant lately gazetted, with much more wholesome and intelligent hankering after _Helen Bransby_; Clerk, mouldy, faithful, one who discovers |
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