Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 158, March 10th, 1920 by Various
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never omit to fling away your cigar if you speak to a lady."]]
* * * * * [Illustration: BEHIND THE SCENES IN CINEMA-LAND. IT IS A TERRIBLE MOMENT FOR THE FILM ACTOR WHEN HE REALISES THAT HE IS GETTING TOO FAT TO PLAY HERO, AND NOT FAT ENOUGH TO BE FUNNY.] * * * * * GOLF NOTES. (_With acknowledgments to Mr. A.C.M. Croome._) APPROACHING. TAYLOR--or was it JAMES BRAID?--begins one of his classic and illuminating chapters with the quotation "_Ex pede Herculem_," nor can even we of the Oxford and Cambridge Golfing Society venture to differ from so eminent an authority or grudge him so apt a phrase. _Verb. sap._ and, let me add, _sat_. To those, few perhaps in actual reckoning (though I, wearing of right the wine-dark vesture--were there half Blues in HOMER'S time?--cannot compete with JOHN LOW _et hoc genus omne_, Cantabs confessed, in the prestidigitation of numerals and weird signs of values)--to those, then, few, but of many parts appreciative, who followed a certain foursome at Addington last week, my premiss should be intrinsically incontrovertible. Partner, whom I had "made" with a drive well and truly apportioned--_ex carne ictum_--partner, after much self-searching and mental recursion to the maxims of TOM MORRIS and LA ROUCHEFOUCAULD, took his ball on the--_O |
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