Punchinello, Volume 1, No. 12, June 18, 1870 by Various
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The pink-lined parasols now in fashion were devised by some thoughtful
improver of woman, to enhance beauty by imparting a roseate hue to the complexion. Unfortunately, however, the reflection from the pink silk does not always reach the face at the right angle. Sometimes it concentrates altogether upon the most prominent feature of the face, and then "Red in the Nose is She" becomes applicable to the bearer of the parasol. _Couleur de rose_ is an expression for all that is lovely and serene, but the rose must not be worn on the nose. Going him one Better. The only difference between the Colossus of Rhodes and King HENRY VIII was that while Colossus was only a _won_der, King H. was a _Tu_dor. THE PLAYS AND SHOWS. [Illustration] R. J. H. M'VICKER has for some years past conducted a Chicago theatre, of which he has been lessee, manager, and stock company. The Chicago people have liked M'VICKER'S Theatre, because it has occasionally treated them to the novel sensation of a comparatively moral performance. Occasional morality deftly inserted in the midst of a season of seductive legs, produces the same effect upon a Chicago |
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