Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, April 25, 1917 by Various
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* * * * * It is stated that the new problem play shortly to be produced at the Vegeterion Theatre will be unique in the matter of economy. It will be played throughout upon a bare stage, the scene represented being "A Theatre during Rehearsal." The cast will be entirely composed of stage hands and dramatic students; moreover, as both the dialogue and situations have been gratuitously borrowed from other works of a similar character, there will be no author's fees. The very gratifying result of these measures is that the management is enabled to present to the public an entertainment that has cost _nothing at all_. Patriotism could no further go. * * * * * "Meanwhile, the turnip trade is booming, and prices going higher: People seem to be talking to them in place of potatoes."--_Newcastle Evening Chronicle._ Yes, and their language is often very regrettable. * * * * * TO FRANCE. If so it be for every generous thought Spring scents are sweeter yet. For every task with high endeavour wrought Earth's gems are fairer set-- |
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