Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, March 21, 1891 by Various
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interested in this Ibsenity should read the criticisms presumably by
Mr. CLEMENT SCOTT in _The Telegraph_ and Mr. MOY THOMAS in _The Daily News_. Stingers; but as outspoken as they are true, and just in all their dealings with this Ibsenian craze. * * * * * "Les Oiseaux."--Mrs. RAM says she pities any unfortunate man whose wife has a fearful temper. She knows one such husband who quite quails before his wife, "and I'm not surprised," adds Mrs. R., "for I know her, and she's a regular ptarmigan." * * * * * The Coming Census.--CARLYLE said, "The population of the British Empire is composed of so many millions, mostly fools." Will the Census be taken on the First of April? * * * * * [Illustration: KEPT IN THE STABLE. HEAD GROOM. "AH, MY BEAUTY!--YOU HAVEN'T HAD MUCH CHANCE YET--BUT WE SHALL HAVE SOME OPEN WEATHER _AFTER EASTER_!"] * * * * * OUR BOOKING-OFFICE. [Illustration] |
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