Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, December 6, 1890 by Various
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learnt how to master tune he has not yet perfected himself in _keeping
strict time_, as he took his seat at the piano just one quarter of an hour late. Paddy REWSKI, me bhoy, when next you give us a recital, remember that punctuality is the soul of business. _Au revoir_, Paddy REWSKI! Yours entirely, JIM KRO MESKI. * * * * * ADVICE GRATIS.--Go and see _London Assurance_, with "CHARLES our friend" in it, at the Criterion. It has, probably, never yet been put on the stage as it is _hic et nunc_. Well worth seeing as a _curio_. But what tin-pot nonsense is the Tally-ho speech of _Lady Grace Harkaway_. And yet it has always "gone," and _London Assurance_ itself, like the sly Reynard of the speech, has invariably shown good sport, and given a good run for the money. * * * * * MAD WAGGERY.--_The Chequers_ is not the name of a wayside inn, but of one of those modern inventions calculated to help to fill Colney Hatch. A Puzzle it is, and it can be done--at least so say FELTHAM & CO. Anyhow, they don't sell the solution, they only provide the mystery. * * * * * AN OLD-FASHIONED CHRISTMAS NUMBER (_which is sure not to be forgotten_).--Number One. |
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