Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, June 27, 1891 by Various
page 8 of 56 (14%)
page 8 of 56 (14%)
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a misprint, as "began _with_ a buss" would have been more likely.
* * * * * ANOTHER JUBILEE!--The Jubilee of the COOK Tourist System will be celebrated July 22nd by a Banquet at the Métropole. The dinner ought to be A 1 with such a COOK. * * * * * SUMMERY MUMMERY. I do not know how long the Summer Season at TERRY's, now being carried on by Mr. GEORGE EDWARDES, is to last, but with a little dexterous management there is no reason why this excellent form of entertainment should not go on all the year round. At 8 there is _The Lancashire Sailor_, by BRANDON THOMAS, which I didn't see; but have heard a first-rate report of it from those who have, and who "know." It might occasionally change places with _A Commission_. However, this is but a suggestion, as both the pieces I saw the other night will bear a second visit. _A Commission_ is a short one-act piece, with a sufficiently good plot, and every part in it a character, except "_Parker_, the Maid"--and here let me enter a solemn protest against the further use of "PARKER" as the name of a lady's-maid in farce or comedy. PARKER is played out. Let her be united to "CHARLES, his Friend," and let both enjoy their well-earned retirement from the stage. Miss LILY HANBURY plays "_Mrs. Hemmersley_, a rich young widow," which |
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