Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, January 31, 1917 by Various
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in the cinema." It is feared that they will have to go back to the
old-fashioned plan of chewing the corner of the programme. *** At Hull, the other day, a tram-car dashed into a grocer's shop. No blame attaches, we understand, to the driver, who sounded his gong three times. * * * * * TO THE GERMAN MILITARY PICTURE DEPARTMENT. [The enemy, in his turn, is exhibiting a film of the fighting on the Somme. At the close a statement is thrown upon the screen to the effect that the Germans have "reached the appointed goal."] On footer fields two goals are situated, One, as a rule, at either end: This for attack (in front) is indicated, And this (to rearward) you defend; In your remark projected on the screen You don't say which you mean. If you refer to ours in that ambiguous And filmy phrase, why then you lie; And if to yours--we hope to be contiguous To our objective by-and-by, But for the present, though the end is sure, Your statement's premature. |
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