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In news photographs, =THE KING= will be found ahead of its
contemporaries. Nothing of importance will happen during the week which
will not be fully and strikingly illustrated in its pages—often many
days in advance of other sixpenny weeklies. In war, its photographers
and correspondents will always be found at the front, and no expense
will be spared by =THE KING= to provide its readers with the earliest
obtainable photographs of the actual fighting—not fancy drawings, but
real photographs.
Not a man or a woman will spring into note who will not be pictured and
written about in =THE KING=. It will be live, interesting matter, full
of anecdote, crisp and newsy, specially prepared by gossipy and able
writers. The pages of personal gossip in =THE KING= will, in short, be
a complete guide to men and women of note throughout the year, not only
fascinating but reliable, and the attractive way in which the matter is
being prepared will appeal to everybody on account of its novelty.
One of the great features of =THE KING= will be a striking department
called “The King’s Jester,” in which will be found funny drawings on
all sorts of funny subjects by the funniest artists of the day. In it
the best work of English, American, and Continental draughtsmen will be
represented, at an expense never before undergone by any illustrated
paper. Yet “The King’s Jester” is but one department of many in this
enterprising paper. It is a “Punch” or a “Pick-Me-Up” thrown in gratis
for the amusement of our readers.
In fact, =THE KING= will be found a paper of to-day for the people of
to-day. Photographs of current events, smartly published while people are
talking of them—photos, and gossip about people in the public eye—stories
and articles on new and interesting subjects—and pictures that people
want to look at crowded between its two covers. It is the most remarkable
sixpenny weekly ever offered to the public, and no money will be spared
in the attempt to make it the most graphic, briefest, and most attractive
compendium of the world’s doings, week by week.
“THE KING”
Will be Published on or about Nov. 23, by
GEORGE NEWNES LTD.,
7-12 Southampton Street, Strand, W.C., London.