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"Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, April 4, 1917"

In the booking office, now
deserted, there had been a rush for tickets to Constantinople. The last
train had gone out at 2 a.m. A supper officer discovered the
way-bill."--_Daily Paper_.
A poor substitute if he was looking for the bill-of-fare.
* * * * *
From an Egyptian picture-palace programme:--
"Sensationing. Dramatic.
MARINKA'S HEART.
Great drama, in 3 parts, of a poignancy interest,
assisting with anguish at the terrible
peripeties of a Young Girl, falling in hand, of
Bohemian bandits.
Pictures of this film are celicious, being taken
at fir trees and mountan's of the Alpes.--
Great success.
Comic. Silly laughter."
The translator of the French original was probably justified in his
rendering of "_fou rire_."
* * * * *
PROTESTS OF AN AMMUNITION MULE.
[Illustration: _Mule._ "WHAT ON EARTH'S HE STOPPING FOR?]
[Illustration: OH--GET A MOVE ON!]
[Illustration: NOW WHAT'S THE TROUBLE?]
[Illustration: WELL, OF ALL THE--]
[Illustration: HERE, HOLD ON--YOU WAIT FOR _ME_ NOW.


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