The Sketch Dec 26th 1906.

                                   The Sketch Magazine, Dec 26th 1906.

This copy has 17 pages, 34 sides, it was taken from a Bound Volume and therefore has the Binding holes showing.

                                                          Contents.

      Front page shows an Illustration by Leighton Budd called "Cheer Up !"


                                   Full page Article called "Motley Notes."


    "Professor ZigZag Shows How to Influence Others by Means of Telepathy."
                           Full page if Illustrations Drawn by Rene Bull.


                                                    "The Clubman."
Full page Article talking about,- A Brigand's Christmas Party. - The Birthdays of Mohammed and Buddha. - and Waits and Mummers.


                               Principal Boy in "Humpty Dumpty" at Bristol.
Full page photograph showing Miss Sybil Arundale as Rudolph at the Prince's Theatre, Bristol.


      Article called, "Small Talk of the Week." With Parapraphs on the Following,-
1- Some Christmas Bethothals.
2- An Earl of Nine Years.
3- A Future Sporting Duke.
4- Thinking Imperially.
5- A Paid Legislator.
6- Toys in Paris.
7- Piercing the Straits.
8- The Headstone of Art.
9- A Brilliant Ambassadress.
10- An Imperial Elder Son.
11- A Famous Amateur Lady.
12- Mr. Chaplin's Grandson.
13- An American Princess.
14- The Hon. Mrs. Lawson Johnstone.
15- Princess Batthyani-Strattmann.
16- The Chatelaine of Penshurst.
17- Lady Clementine Waring.


                                          The Future King of Bavaria.
Full page photograph of Prince Luitpold Maximilian Louis Charles of Bavaria in National Costume.


                    Full page Article called "After Dinner." By Ernest A. Bryant.


                                               "Our Wonderful World !"
                           Articles with photographs on the following,-
1- Mlle. "Pavlova II." - Actres who made a Fortune from Gambling in Sables.
2- Fraulein Edith Hane. - Actress Arrested because her Dog wore Shoes of 
    "Revolutionary Colour.
3- Mlle. Liane De Pougy. - She is to Marry the Doctor who cured her.
4- Mlle. Lorraine. - Decked with a Pearl Necklace while Supping with a 
    Parisian Jeweller.
5- Mlle. Compton. - Actress who suggested a "Navy" for Girls.
6- Fraulein Asta Westergaard. - Actress who took an unexpected Balloon 
    Ascent.
7- Mlle. Bozena Bradsky.- Actress who holds a Diploma as a "Vet."
8- The Aristocratic Sunflowers.-Austrian Actresses claiming to be British Nobility.
9- Mlle. Gallet. - Actress who gave Whistling Solos in a New York Church.


                      Full page Article "The Stage From the Stalls." By E.F.S.


                       A Jerome K. Jerome Story on the Stage : "Tommy."
                         Full page showing two half page photographs.
1- Miss Annie Hughes as Tommy, and Miss Moyra Creegan as "Mr. Morrison."
2- Mr. Evelyn Vernon as Peter Hope, Mr. William Calvert as William Clodd, Mr. A.
    E. Bendict as Flipp, and Miss Annie Hughes as Tommy.


                                        The Missing Guest and His Host.
                              Two full page Drawings by Lawson Wood.
1- Going Home to Dinner.
2- After Dinner Rest Awhile.


                   Full page Article "Week-End Papers," by  S. L. Bensusan.


                                          The Origin of the Cake-Walk ?
            Full page photograph showing an American Sky-scraper Dwelling.
                                           Photograph by Lazarnick.


                          Full page Article called "The Literary Lounger."
         

                                                      Caws and Effect.
            A Full page Drawing by Harry Rowntree, called " Chorus, Please ! "


                                                  A Novel in a Nutshell.
                             "The Ghost of a Gentleman." By Owen Oliver.


                                            Fireside Puzzles, by "Sphinx."
Full page Illustration Drawn by W. Heath-Robinson. called "The Honest Dairyman."


                          A Prima-Donna's Palace : Mme. Melba's Home.
Full page showing two half page photographs.
1- Mme. Melba's Bed-room, showing the Bed on which the Dauphin of France 
    Slept on his last night of Royal State.
2- The Music-room, one of the many beautiful Apartments at 30, Great 
    Cumberland Place, W.


                                        Mean In Spirit ; Generous in Flesh.
                             Full page Drawing on Golf, by Frank Reynolds.


                        Full page Article called "Heard in the Green Room."


                  Full page Article called "Key Notes," by Common Chord.


                              Full page Article called "The Man On The Car."


                    Full page Article called "World of Sport," by Captain Coe.


                              Two page Article called "Our Ladies' Pages."


                                      Full page Article called. "City Notes."