Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, March 5, 1919 by Various
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the supper scene in _Macbeth_, and equipped with convenient _Banquo_
sliding-panel to kitchen. The latter apartment deserves the epithet Baronial, being transported direct from the successful pantomime, _Puss-in-Boots_, and capable of accommodating a ballet of two hundred cooks. The elegantly proportioned drawing-room (to which a fourth wall has been since added) was the subject of special mention in several leading newspapers after the production of _Epigrams_ at the Niobe Theatre; while each of the twelve bedrooms represents some recent triumph in the Problematical Drama. An attractive feature is the fitting of an artificial sunlight attachment to the outside of each window; while every room is provided with one or more telephones. Snug Bachelor Flat, direct from the phenomenally successful farce, _Peers and Pyjamas_, at the Plenipotentiaries Theatre. The fine central living-room contains sixteen doors, opening into bedrooms, kitchen, coal-cellar, etc. May be as conveniently entered by the window as by the doors. All the latter work upon the well-known dramatic hinge, by which as soon as one shuts another opens. Unlimited facilities for hide-and-seek. Exceptional opportunity for active tenant. * * * * * From _The Mistress of Court Regina_, by Mr. CHARLES GARVICE:-- "He kissed her, taking his cigarette out of his mouth to do so." This courteous consideration is invariably shown in the best circles. * * * * * |
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