Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 152, June 20, 1917 by Various
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page 18 of 55 (32%)
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Still, we should like to know the nature of the explosive that blew Algeciras across the Straits. * * * * * KINSMEN AND NAMESAKES. An official circular, commenting on the presentation at the Scala, in film form, of _The Crisis_, by Mr. WINSTON CHURCHILL, the American novelist, adds the interesting statement, "the author is of course a distant cousin of the Right Hon. Winston Churchill, M.P."; This sounds a little ungracious. Why "of course _distant_?" But perhaps the gifted novelist shares the opinion held by Lord BERESFORD of the politician who did not write _The Crisis_, but is always trying to make one. * * * * * From the account of a military wedding in _The West London Press_:-- "The bridegroom was wearing a simple draped gown of lavender-blue crepe georgette, with a mushroom-shaped hat in the same shade, wreathed with small coloured flowers and draped with a blue lace veil." Some mufti! * * * * * |
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