Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 152, February 14, 1917 by Various
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entertaining imaginary portrait of a faithful boy scout was a stroke
of genius, his "call of the wild" being by far the best whim of the evening. Miss EVA LEONARD-BOYNE as _Ninetta_, the orphan, did her little job tenderly and prettily, but I couldn't believe in _Ninetta_ in that galley, and I doubt if she did. Mr. GORDON ASH was the debonair hero. I do most solemnly entreat him to consider the example of some of the elders in his profession who have adopted a laugh as their principal bit of business. It may turn into a millstone. Was he not laughing the same laugh on this very stage in a very different part three days ago? He was. If he got a month, laugh-barred, he would profit by the sentence. For he has jolly good stuff in him. T. [Illustration: BORROWED PLUMES IN A MAYOR'S NEST. _Alderman Twentyman_ . Mr. O.B. CLARENCE. _Felix Delany_ . . . . Mr. GORDON ASH.] * * * * * MORE COMMANDEERING. From a report of the PRIME MINISTER'S speech at Carnarvon:-- "There are eight million houses in this country. Let us have VICTORY GUM FACTORY, Nelson, Lancs."--_Daily Dispatch._ But surely he does not want to be known as "The Stickit Minister." |
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