The Bystander, Apr 7th 1915.

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The Bystander, Apr 7th 1915.

  • The Bystander, Apr 7th 1915.

  • Magazine Devoted to Travel, Literature, Art, Drama, Progress, and Locomotion.
  • £18.50
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This Issue contains 18 Pages, 36 sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume and has the Binding Holes showing. The Front Page is almost Detached from the rest of the Magazine.

Front Page is Called " To-day's Primrose Wedding" it is a Portrait of Lady Victoria Stanley, only Daughter of the Earl of Derby. 


                                                       CONTENTS. 

                                    Bystander War Comments. - by the Editor.

 Full Page Illustration called - "The Brand of Cain" - Portraits of 3 Murderers of the Moment (marked with a cross). The Kaiser, Admiral von Tirpitz, and the German Chancellor.

      "Between Two Fires" - The Last Extremity of our Former Friend, The Turk.

       "In England Now" a Letter from "Blanche to a Cousin in the Colonies.

                               Full Page Portrait of Viscountess Torrington.

                                 Full Page Sketch Called - "A Safe Draw".

                              Their One Ambition - by A Medical Student.

                               Christianity and the War  by The Bystander.

                      Full Page Illustration - Called "Misunderstood" by Thor.

Double Page of Photographs - "Far from the Madding War" - Photographs of Americans interested in an Exposition and South Africans in Scenery.

Art Moods in War-Time - showing My Kay Nielson's Novelties and the London Group. by Egan. This Page has a Library Stamp on it in the Top Margin.

                                 Fashion - The New Vogue by D.L.B.

Full Page Photograph of Miss Viola Tree who is Playing Mrs Audley in "Dinner for Eight" at the Ambassadors Theatre.

The Bosche-Trap. - A War-story without Words by the Well-Known Parisian Artist, M.Andre Helle.

A New Comedy and some new Comicalities at the Ambassadors, - by Jingle. 

                         Sketches at the Ambassadors by Norman Morrow.

                                "What the Germans Read" - by Verax.

                                         Books of the Week. by R.S.

                                  Advert for Johnnie Walker & Sons.

"Somewhere in Flanders" - A Weekly Letter from an Officer at the Front, by Jack Johnson.

                            Motoring : mainly Maritime. by Alex.J.Gray.