From an Indian cinema advertisement:--

"'The Marble Heart' from 'King Baggot': A splendid drama dealing

with the loves of a young sculptor whose daydreams partake of an

astral separation from his own self, and carry him to the scenes of

the times in which his 3 statues were living persons. We are

introduced to old Greece, and meet Diagones; Georges; Philideas and

live over again the old times."--_Civil and Military Gazette_

(_Lahore_).

But with a lot of nice new friends.

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[Illustration: AGAINST TYRANNY.

RUSSIA (_drawing her sword again in the common cause_). "IF I CAN'T KEEP

FAITH WITH THE FRIENDS OF FREEDOM, HOW AM I FIT TO BE FREE?"]

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[Illustration: _Short_. "WE MUST WAIT TILL THE BOYS COME MARCHING HOME,

AND THEN THE PROFITS 'LL GO UP."

_Codlin_. "OH, WILL THEY? MEBBE THAT BOMBIN' 'LL HAVE MADE 'EM PRETTY TIDY

SHOTS."]

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Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, June 6, 1917 · 第 20 / 32 题