Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 158, March 3rd, 1920 by Various
page 23 of 54 (42%)
page 23 of 54 (42%)
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But it must be rather a nuisance to cross the Thames every time you want to go from the Essex to the Sussex wing. * * * * * [Illustration: MANNERS AND MODES. TYPICAL COSTUME FOR AN EARNEST WORKER IN THE CAUSE OF CHARITY.] * * * * * [Illustration: BEHIND THE SCENES IN CINEMA-LAND. THE RAGE EXHIBITED BY AN AUTHOR WHILE HAVING ONE OF HIS NOVELS FILMED IS UTILISED BY THE INTELLIGENT MANAGER OF THE FILM COMPANY FOR A NEW "THREE-REEL COMIC," ENTITLED "HOW AUTHORS WORK."] * * * * * SUZANNE'S BANKING ACCOUNT. "These want paying," said Suzanne as she bounced into my nominally sacred den at a strictly prohibited hour. Therewith she thrust a _dossier_ of tradesmen's bills into my feebly-resisting hands, and bang went an idea I had been tenderly nursing since breakfast. "But I can't spend the rest of the morning writing cheques," I protested. "I'm engaged just now on a most important article." |
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