Volume 150 — ROYAL ACADEMY—SECOND DEPRESSIONS.
Reading edition
[Edgar Bundy, A.R.A.] Brightening Bridge. "Lend me an ace, dear; I'll do as much for you another time."
[Hon. John Collier.] Scene at a by-election. The new member receives a slap on the head from the unsuccessful candidate.
[Edith Lawrence.] Dress parade of mannikins with economical costumes suitable for war-time.
[Wynne Apperley.] The marionette—a fragment.
[Charles Sims, A.R.A.] Model. "You might think I'm Ceres, with all this stuff on my head; but Sims says I'm Iris. Anyhow, it's a long, long way to Covent Garden."
[W. Orpen, A.R.A.] Sitter. "I wonder if Orpen likes looking at me as much as I like looking at him?"
[Edgar Bundy, A.R.A.] A show of hands in the gouty knuckle competition at the Arthritis Club.
"I hope you are not very shocked at us dancing, Sir James. Of course we shouldn't dream of doing it in war-time, only my brother Bobby came home suddenly with a few days' leave." "I see. By the way, where is he? He doesn't appear to be here." "Well, d'you know, I shouldn't be surprised if he'd gone off to a music-hall. Dancing always did bore poor Bobby dreadfully."
