Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, April 4, 1917 by Various
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way-bill."--_Daily Paper_.
A poor substitute if he was looking for the bill-of-fare. * * * * * From an Egyptian picture-palace programme:-- "Sensationing. Dramatic. MARINKA'S HEART. Great drama, in 3 parts, of a poignancy interest, assisting with anguish at the terrible peripeties of a Young Girl, falling in hand, of Bohemian bandits. Pictures of this film are celicious, being taken at fir trees and mountan's of the Alpes.-- Great success. Comic. Silly laughter." The translator of the French original was probably justified in his rendering of "_fou rire_." * * * * * PROTESTS OF AN AMMUNITION MULE. [Illustration: _Mule._ "WHAT ON EARTH'S HE STOPPING FOR?] [Illustration: OH--GET A MOVE ON!] |
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