The FictionMags Index

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Gaiety [Vol. I No. 6, May 1922] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 482 · The Martyr to Mystery · Richard Connell · ss 498 · Forming a Quorum · W. Pett Ridge · ss 499 · Squire and Handyman · Stan Terry · ct 505 · “A Laugh on Every Page” · William Ridgewell · ct 509 · The Elixir of Life · A. K. Chesterton · hu 512 · A Surplus Woman · Francis Gribble · ss 523 · Napoleon Meets His Waterloo · L. R. Brightwell · cs 525 · Two Williams and the Wind · George Woden · ss 528 · Putting Up a Smoke Screen · C. Fleming Williams · il 530 · Persuasive Polly · William J. Makin · ss 535 · A Dilemma · George A. Birmingham · ss 539 · Embarrassing Situation… · D’Egville · il 546 · The Best Defence · Roger Wray · ss 547 · “Hey, Miss!” · Tom Cottrell · ct 555 · Good Samaritan · Arthur Watts · ct 556 · The Jade God · Artemas · ss 559 · “Wrong Number!” · Howard Elcock · ct 563 · “Our Box, I Think” · Will Owen · ct 567 · “Come Away from there, John.” · Wilson Fenning · ct 576 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. II No. 1, June 1922] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 1 · A Preface · [uncredited] · pm; illustrated by Leslie P. Marchant 2 · The Old Boys’ Dinner · Stacy Aumonier · ss 13 · Pleasurable Embarrassment of an Umpire… · Alfred Leete · ct 18 · Betting on a Certainty · Marjorie Gibbon · ss 19 · A Grand Guignol Cricket Story · Harry Woolley · ct 28 · The Skipping Cure · S. W. King · ss 31 · Forbidden Fruit · Howard K. Elcock · il 34 · High Reward · W. Pett Ridge · ss 37 · The Freedom of the Seas · Arthur Ferrier · ct 41 · Sunday School Teacher · Bertram Prance · il 44 · The Passing of Benjamin · Dudley Clark · ss 45 · Some Cheering Little Stunts… at Croquet · W. Heath Robinson · ct 48 · The Maiden’s Dilemma · C. Fleming Williams · il 50 · Mrs. Maskwith Revisits England · Artemas · ss 58 · Cuthbert’s Culture Campaign · A. A. Thomson · ss 74 · Little Fish: A Colour Comedy · Robert McBlair · ss 85 · Proud Father · Will Owen · ct 91 · What? · G. L. Stampa · cs 96 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. II No. 2, July 1922] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 98 · Crazy · Robert McBlair · ss 109 · “Do ’e believe in Ghoasts, Garge?” · Arthur Watts · ct 113 · The Sad History of Otway Skeffington · C. L. M. Brown · ss 115 · Nightmare of a Man who fell asleep during a Ladies’ Tennis Tournament · Harry Woolley · ct 119 · Minnie’s Revenge · H. W. Westbrook · ss 121 · “Making Hay” · Norman Keene · il 127 · “Whose Zoo?” · Will Owen · ct 128 · How to Make an Excuse · Barry Pain · ss 133 · A Great Mistake! · Peter Fraser · cs 134 · The Girl in South Street · Francis Gribble · ss 139 · Customer and Jeweller · A. T. Smith · ct 144 · Revelations · Graham Simmons · il 146 · Super-Aerated · Artemas · ss 155 · A Dead End · L. A. Pavey · ss 158 · Jane’s Prayer · Laurence Housman · pm 158 · The Psychologist with the Tin Whistle · Roger Wray · vi 162 · A Lesson for You · Stacy Aumonier · ss 163 · A Few Suggestions for Those Who Sing in the Bath · C. Harrison · ct 173 · The Handicap!!! · Joe Lee · cs 185 · Summer · Arthur Watts · il 191 · The Busy Bee · Alfred Leete · ct 192 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. II No. 3, August 1922] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 194 · The Back Number · G. Trevor Roller · ss 199 · “Where’re yer hoff ter?” · Wilmot Lunt · ct 207 · Miss Pott and Dolly · Will Owen · ct 208 · A Visit to the Stores · S. W. King · ss 211 · Dissipation · Arthur Watts · il 212 · The Three Graces · Hilary Hallgate · ss 217 · Tact · Harry Woolley · ct 223 · The Bet—and How It Was Won · René Bull · cs 224 · How to Make Yourself Remember · Barry Pain · ar 230 · The Young Man on the Floor Below · Marjorie Gibbon · ss 235 · Embarrassing · Howard K. Elcock · ct 240 · “Oh! Where are the Maids of Yesterday?” · Graham Simmons · il 242 · Lord Westcliffe and the Premier · Artemas · ss 250 · The Tennis Girl’s Story · H. W. Westbrook · ss 251 · A Practice Cast · D’Egville · ct 258 · Nicholson’s Niche · P. E. Purchas · ss 263 · Stony Ground · Joe Lee · cs 267 · How the Inventor of Smoking First Got the Idea · W. Heath Robinson · ct 268 · The Stymie · Holloway Horn · ss 273 · “Counter” Attractions · Reginald Higgins · il 274 · Method · J. J. Bell · ss 277 · “A White Bluebottle” · Ricardo Brook · il 278 · All’s Fair · Kenneth Gordon · ss 287 · Bath Night · Frederick Parker · ct 288 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. II No. 4, September 1922] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 290 · Sixty-One Minutes to Train Time · Richard Connell · ss Ainslee’s November 1920, as “Sixty-One Seconds to Train Time” 301 · The Opportunist · D’Egville · ct 305 · Some Gentle Reminders for the Forgetful · W. Heath Robinson · ct 307 · Gas · Marjory Ridgway Kitching · ss 310 · Livening up the Links · A. P. Garland · ss 317 · Beach Photographers · Peter Fraser · ct 320 · The Girl Who Didn’t Believe · Gilbert Collins · ss 329 · Trials of the Great · A. Wallis Mills · ct 336 · Nervous Barrister to Judge · Graham Simmons · ct 338 · The Proposal · Artemas · ss 348 · The Plagiarist · M. Morgan Gibbon · ss 353 · Taking Pains, or Threes Into Twos Won’t Go! · G. L. Stampa · cs 358 · Should Films Be Abolished? · A. H. D’Egville · ar 362 · Prima Hiccus · Nancy Pain · ss 370 · The Nawab of Byng · George A. Birmingham · ss 377 · In Love · William Ridgewell · il 383 · The Emotional Elephant · L. R. Brightwell · ct 384 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. II No. 5, October 1922] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 386 · Concerning Fools · Artemas · hu 392 · The Arlington Romance · C. Patrick Thompson · ss 411 · The Sheltered Spot · A. M. Burrage · ss 413 · The Temptation of St. Thomas · L. R. Brightwell · ct 418 · Constable Cummins · Frederick Watson · ss 424 · The Man Who Suspected the Feminine Mind · Gilbert Collins · ss 427 · The Biter Bit or The Invisible Post · René Bull · ct 434 · A Delicate Affair · George A. Birmingham · ss 439 · The Odd Man Out at the House Party · Margaret Butcher · cs 444 · The Call of the Continent · Horace Wyndham · hu 450 · Widdeloo · George Woden · ss 451 · Market Philosophy · Joe Lee · ct 457 · Thoughtless Conductor · Charles Crombie · ct 462 · The Hair Market · William Caine · ss 474 · The Rise of Robert Broadhurst · Roger Wray · ss 479 · The Height of Bliss · Howard K. Elcock · il 480 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. II No. 6, November 1922] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 482 · Number Twenty-Four · Artemas · ss 493 · The Youth of To-day Thinks It Will Never Grow Old, but It Does · A. Wallis Mills · ct 494 · The Sinners’ Slide · George Woden · ss 503 · Births, Marriages and Deaths · [uncredited] · ms 509 · Deep-Breathing · A. H. D’Egville · cs 510 · The Nine Who Vanished · Richard Connell · ss The Elks Magazine August 1922 528 · Bringing Home the Spoils · Graham Simmons · il 530 · Innocence · A. Neil Lyons · ss 534 · The Fatal Fill-Up · Robert Gardner · ss 535 · Fickle Fortune · D. L. Ghilchik · cs 541 · The Deatomizer · Harry H. Hilton · ss; science fiction: as per the title, an inventor dematerializes a woman and hesitates to reverse the switch. 545 · The Lady Killer—1822 and 1922 · Geo. Holland · ct 548 · Bate’s Lump · Ernest Betts · hu 550 · Never Erritate a Lion: A Comedy of Negro Life · Robert McBlair · ss The Popular Magazine June 7 1918 557 · Excellent Prospects · H. M. Bateman · ct 569 · Plausible · Will Owen · ct 575 · Accidents Will Happen · Lendon · ct 576 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. III No. 1, December 1922] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 2 · Radio, A New Form of Trouble · Stephen Leacock · ar 6 · A Clerical Error · Conrad Triton · ss 7 · Auto-Suggestion in our Village · Ricardo Brook · ct 13 · Winter Joys in the Parks · W. Heath Robinson · ct 21 · Pursuit of Knowledge · [uncredited] · pm 22 · Spotting the Lady · P. E. Purchas · ss 23 · The Story of a Coat · René Bull · cs 29 · No Visible Means of Support · Stan Terry · il 38 · Aunt Elizabeth’s Glass · A. Neil Lyons · ss 43 · A Hair-Breadth Escape · D. L. Ghilchik · ct 44 · Policeman and Musician · J. C. B. Knight · ct 45 · “How Wonderful it all is, Darling.” · Norman Keene · ct 46 · The Niblick Lesson! · Harry Rountree · cs 48 · Mr. Stingy · Morgan Rendle · ct 49 · Scotch Visitor to London · Arthur Watts · ct 50 · Meeting His People · Graham Simmons · il 52 · Competition · Bert Thomas · ct 53 · “You’ll be Late for School!” · J. H. Thorpe · ct 54 · Golf as It Is Spoke · Laurie Tayler · cs 55 · “Et tu, Brute!” · Peter Fraser · ct 56 · Concerning the Rulers of En [Land of En] · Artemas · fa 62 · Mrs. Hadley’s Ear-rings: A Tale from the South · John Eyton · ss 63 · Life’s Little Ironies · C. Fleming Williams · il 69 · “Oft in the Stilly Night” · H. M. Bateman · ct 74 · The Lift · W. Pett Ridge · ss 75 · Pompous Individual and Flippant Visitor · A. Wallis Mills · ct 79 · Which Letter? · A. E. Bestall · ct 83 · Our Puzzle Picture: Find the Muff · Reginald Higgins · il 84 · After Thirty Years: An Aftermath of the American Civil War · Robert McBlair · ss The Black Cat January 1917 85 · “Talk About Fascination!” · Wilmot Lunt · ct 91 · “Come Along, Phyllis!” · G. L. Stampa · ct 95 · “Now, Where Did That one Go?” · Alfred Leete · ct 96 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. III No. 2, January 1923] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 98 · A Matter of Common Sense · Ellis Parker Butler · ss 103 · Vicar and Parishioner · Bert Thomas · ct 113 · “Mummy, I Want to Marry Bobby.” · A. E. Bestall · ct 116 · An International Complication · Manning Campbell · ss 117 · “Can You Direct Me to Paddiham?” · Jack Gordge · ct 122 · Pedigrees and Pickles · A. P. Garland · ss 133 · The Light That Nearly Failed · Laurie Tayler · cs 137 · Eminent Oculist and Lady · A. Wallis Mills · ct 138 · Unearned Increment · A. Neil Lyons · ss 139 · Motorist and Victim · Bertram Prance · ct 144 · The Marriage Will Not Take Place · Frederick Parke · il 146 · The Chosen of the People [Land of En] · Artemas · fa 150 · The Master of the Ceremonies · Philip Macer-Wright · ss 151 · “What on Earth are you doing, Bridget?” · Arthur Ferrier · ct 155 · The Good Samaritan · J. A. Shepherd · cs 165 · Local Enthusiast and Distinguished Golf Visitor · Harry Rountree · ct 168 · The Melodrama · Frederic Arnold Kummer · nv 169 · The Guest Who Insisted on Kissing the Bride · H. M. Bateman · ct 179 · Fido and the Scrum · René Bull · cs 183 · “I Had a Wonderful Dream Last Night” · Will Owen · ct 187 · “And These are the Prize Poultry” · Alfred Leete · ct 191 · The Super-Optimist · Tom Cottrell · ct 192 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. III No. 3, February 1923] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 194 · On Behalf of the State · George A. Birmingham · ss 204 · Levi · A. Neil Lyons · pl 209 · Out of Dressing · Manning Campbell · hu 211 · Secrets of the C.I.D. · D’Egville · ct 214 · His Dog’s Good Name: A Problem Story · A. A. Thomson · ss 222 · The Guide · Philip Macer-Wright · ss 223 · Whom God Hath Joined Together Let No Man Put Us Under · T. F. M. Paul · ct 235 · Our Candidates · J. H. Thorpe · ct 240 · Re-incarnation? · C. Fleming Williams · il 242 · A Cabinet Secret · Artemas · ss 248 · A Legend of Efficiency · George Woden · ss 252 · A “Capital” Fellow · Robert Gardner · ss 256 · The Jolly Evening · Arthur Weigall · ss 257 · “May I Have the Next Waltz?” · Stan Terry · ct 268 · The Head of the Firm · Conrad Triton · ss 269 · “Are You Rapid?” · Starr Wood · ct 273 · Ancient and Modern · D’Egville · cs 275 · “…These ’Ere New Poor” · A. Wallis Mills · ct 277 · “He Looks Like an Actor” · T. F. M. Paul · ct 279 · Cheery Soul and Sea-Sick Soul · A. T. Smith · ct 283 · “Noisy Game!” · G. L. Stampa · ct 287 · “A Pipe Does Look So Manly!” · A. E. Batchelor · ct 288 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. III No. 4, March 1923] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 290 · Love and a Cottage · Charles McEvoy · ss 293 · “This Kite W-Won’t Fly, Mummy” · G. L. Stampa · ct 297 · “Who the Blazers Called this Wireless?” · Laurie Tayler · ct 302 · Private Water · William Caine · ss 303 · The Prospect · Margaret Butcher · il 306 · The Man with the Big Head · Boswell King · ss 307 · “Know Anything about Rugger?” · A. E. Bestall · ct 311 · It’s a Dog’s Life · Laurie Tayler · cs 316 · The Abbey Ball · E. R. Punshon · ss 317 · Art! · Arthur Watts · ct 323 · “Ain’t This Fog Awful?” · Morgan Rendle · ct 327 · Studies of a Wine Waiter · Arthur Watts · ct 331 · “You Can’t Bring that Man in Here.” · Jack Gordge · ct 333 · The Elusive Ping Pong Ball · William Ridgewell · cs 336 · The Dream of the Little Rich Boy · Thomas Henry · il 338 · Concerning the Prince [Land of En] · Artemas · fa 339 · Motorist and Lassie · A. T. Smith · ct 342 · A Little Matter of the Ear · Robert Gardner · ss 346 · Mr. Pond’s Surprise: A Mystery · A. Neil Lyons · ss 347 · Goal! · Harry Woolley · cs 350 · Vengeance · William Birkhead · ss 354 · “I’ll Leave It to You” · Noel Coward · sa Metropolitan November 1921 adapted by Coward from his 1920 play of the same name. 355 · Jewel Merchants Admiring a Brilliant Night in Hatton Garden · Ricardo Brook · ct 363 · The Compleat Golfer · H. M. Bateman · cs 365 · If the Great Masters had portrayed Mr. Bonar Law · J. Gerrard · ct 367 · “An Epicure dining at Crewe…” · Laurie Tayler · ct 371 · “Talking about Anatomy…” · Will Owen · ct 379 · The Unlovely Wedding Present · Marny · ct 384 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. III No. 5, April 1923] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 386 · The Curse Upon Isaac Knockabout · E. V. Odle · ss; fantasy, humorous: magic ring and the Genie of the Curse. 395 · Little-Known Industries of the High Alps · D’Egville · cs 399 · “Sorry—My Mistake, Sir.” · Arthur Ferrier · ct 400 · The Panacea · Conrad Triton · es 404 · Gafferson’s Guides · R. A. Robson · ss; fantasy, humorous: man finds he has become a spirit contact for a Psychic Circle. 405 · “Just Fancy, Norman…” · Frederick Parker · ct 413 · Dispensing with Pure Drugs · J. H. Thorpe · ct 417 · “Do you want to buy a dawg. lydy?” · Marny · ct 420 · The Thrill · Holloway Horn · ss 432 · The First Swallow · Graham Simmons · il 434 · His Father’s Son · Artemas · hu; presented as an extract from a serial soon to be published in a rival magazine. 435 · The French Maid · Laurie Tayler · cs 440 · Old Blunderbuss · A. A. Thomson · ss 441 · “…How’d That Cough of Yours?” · G. D. Armour · ct 449 · “How Much is Six Times Six?” · Victor Hicks · ct 453 · “She’s a Great Virtuoso” · Bert Thomas · ct 457 · Darby and Joan · Morgan Rendle · ct 458 · Emmie · A. Neil Lyons · ss 462 · The Bull Whip · Ellis Parker Butler · ss Munsey’s Magazine September 1922 463 · “Pizness, my poy, pizness!” · A. E. Batchelor · ct 465 · “What are you so busy at, Doris?” · A. T. Smith · ct 469 · (P)siki · Marchant Smith · ct 471 · Irritable Plumber · L. B. Martin · ct 475 · “A Miserable Bath, Mrs. Simp” · Starr Wood · ct 479 · The Buds Are Out— · Harry Woolley · ct 480 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. III No. 6, May 1923] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 482 · Miss Miffkin’s Blossoms · Artemas · ss 490 · Mrs. Fothergill Scores · Conrad Triton · ss 491 · Local Egotist · L. B. Martin · ct 495 · A Double Entendre? · Wilmot Lunt · ct 500 · Mr. Blundy · A. Neil Lyons · ss 505 · “What a dear little sister you have.” · Godfrey Wilson · ct 508 · The Man, the Mission and the Maid · George Randolph Chester · ss Broadway Magazine November 1907 519 · The Awakening · Cyril Cowell · ct 523 · Absent-Minded Gentleman · A. E. Batchelor · ct 528 · Every Dog Has His Day · A. E. Batchelor · ct 530 · Percy’s Perfect Day · Bryan Ford · ss 537 · Safety First · L. B. Martin · ct 545 · “Drop in and see us some time, old man.” · Harrop · ct 550 · A Rich Man’s Daughter. A Modern Fairy-Tale · Dana Burnet · ss Collier’s October 14 1922 575 · “How ever did you get that black eye?” · Starr Wood · ct 576 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. V No. 1, December 1923] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 2 · The Dye · R. L. Elliott-Bassett · ss 3 · “…to shelter and protect…” · Inder Burns · il 7 · “Do You sell air cushions?” · Frank Whitburn · ct 9 · Blue Funk · James Wedgwood Drawbell · ss 14 · A Promising Amateur · Ellis Parker Butler · ss The Argosy September 1905, as “The Guide to Book-Agenting” 15 · “Sun’s bin oop this two hour” · Field Smith · ct 21 · That Motor Accident · Fitz · cs 24 · Nature Studies: The Rt. Hon. J. Ramsay MacDonald, P.C., M.P. · Atom · pm; illustrated by Lee [Ref. Ramsay MacDonald] 26 · The Triumph of Mrs. Pelham Goodge · Michael Kent · ss 27 · “Don’t be an Ass, Green.” · A. T. Smith · ct 31 · The Volcano, or Where There’s Smoke There’s Fire · Tom Cottrell · ct 35 · “Fool! Why Didn’t you blow your Horn?” · Leonard Potts · ct 41 · “I Just Heard the Mouse-trap go off!” · Frank Whitburn · ct 43 · Reformed but Conscience-Stricken “Pirate” · A. E. Batchelor · ct 46 · A Stage Door Tragedy · Inder Burns · il 48 · Our “Non-Xmas” Coloured Supplement! · Morgan Rendle · ct 50 · Counter Attractions · A. E. Bestall · il 52 · Veronica in the Dark [Veronica] · R. Wotherspoon · vi 53 · “I Hear Your Youngest Son is going to be Married” · Treyer Evans · ct 56 · The House of Commons · R. H. Evens · ct 58 · A Ballypernickety Bath · P. J. Russell · ss 62 · The Reappearance of Samuel · Frances James · ss 66 · “What we really want is something that will bring the English-speaking races Closer Together” · Geo. Dixon · ct 68 · Truths · Artemas · ss 72 · For the Kiddies: The Musical Ghost · Jacques Browne · cs 74 · The Mental Attitude · Clarence Budington Kelland · ss The Saturday Evening Post September 22 1923 75 · Stone Age Bride · Lee · ct 77 · “What a Top-’ole place for an aerial!” · Harry Woolley · ct 79 · After the Ghost Story · Fitz · cs 81 · “Has a dinner service arrived, Mary?” · Morgan Rendle · ct 83 · Sour Milk · A. E. Bestall · ct 95 · “Footmarks! There Must be Someone After me” · Leonard Potts · ct 96 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. V No. 2, January 1924] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″, cover by Inder Burns) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 98 · Remember Grandma · Ellis Parker Butler · vi Munsey’s Magazine August 1910 104 · When a Man’s Twenty · Sewell Peaslee Wright · ss 105 · “Anything for the Lady?” · Frank Whitburn · ct 109 · The Imaginative Tippler · L. B. Martin · ct 112 · Temperament · Holloway Horn · ss 113 · A New Figure · Geo. Davey · ct 118 · Nature Studies: The Rt. Hon. David Lloyd George, P.C., M.P. · Atom · pm; illustrated by G. D. Machin [Ref. David Lloyd George] 120 · Spring Tonic · T. L. Sappington · ss Everybody’s June 1923 121 · The Chocolate Lovers · Arthur Watts · ct 125 · The Man Who Found a Pond Note · Thomas Henry · cs 129 · A Public Nuisance · A. T. Smith · ct 133 · Making It Plain · Geo. Holland · ct 137 · The Definition · A. E. Bestall · ct 139 · The India-Rubber Golfer · A. E. Batchelor · ct 141 · Discreet · Field Smith · ct 144 · Weather Forecast · Peter Fraser · ct 146 · Tosh · Artemas · ss 147 · A Union Man · Wilmot Lunt · ct 150 · No People · Armstead Holcombe · ss 151 · Mental Aberration · Harry Woolley · ct 155 · A Natural Mistake · Frank Whitburn · ct 159 · A Bit of a Dog · G. D. Armour · cs 163 · Not Much of a Scholar · Geo. Holland · ct 167 · The ’ammersmith Ring · Treyer Evans · ct 170 · According to Custom · R. W. Bond · ss 174 · For the Kiddies: Little Bo-Peep · Peter Fraser · cs 176 · Ketch as Ketch Can [Part 1 of 2] · Horatio Winslow · ss The Saturday Evening Post August 11 1923 177 · The Night Cap · Thomas Henry · ct 179 · The Modern Magazine Story · Fitz · cs 181 · The All-Check Gent · L. B. Martin · ct 185 · “No! I Haven’t Seen Any Football…” · Inder Burns · ct 187 · Forethought · Geo S. Dixon · ct 191 · A Little Slip of a Thing · Leonard Potts · ct 192 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. V No. 3, February 1924] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″, cover by Inder Burns) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 194 · The Secrets of Success · Stephen Leacock · hu 195 · His Sugar Tooth · L. B. Martin · ct 199 · A Polite Inquiry · Stan Terry · ct 207 · The Nervous Caller · A. E. Batchelor · ct 212 · Late Spring · George Woden · ss 213 · His Preference · Frank Whitburn · ct 218 · Wanted: A Pig · A. Neil Lyons · ss 219 · 1924 Is to Be a Great Year for Motoring · Eccott · ct 223 · Not so Localised · L. B. Martin · ct 228 · Nature Studies: The Rt. Hon. Herbert Henry Asquith, P.C., M.P. · Atom · pm; illustrated by Nibs [Ref. Herbert H. Asquith] 230 · Harnessing Nature · George Randolph Chester · ss 231 · A Mistake Somewhere · A. E. Bestall · ct 235 · His Sole Proviso · Treyer Evans · ct 237 · The Main Question · Frank Whitburn · ct 240 · An Evening’s Enjoyment · Peter Fraser · ct 242 · Courage · Holloway Horn · ss 243 · No Criterion · Stan Terry · ct 249 · Cause and Effect · L. B. Martin · ct 251 · Those Cold Sheets · Fitz · cs 254 · The Monopoly of Barnabas Beagle · Clarence Budington Kelland · ss Munsey’s Magazine June 1912 255 · The Confused Picture Fan · A. E. Batchelor · ct 257 · The Next Best · Frank Whitburn · ct 261 · Luvly · J. C. B. Knight · ct 263 · At Cross Purposes · L. B. Martin · ct 266 · Cursed by Gold · Artemas · ss 267 · The Explanation · Treyer Evans · ct 272 · For the Kiddies: How Mickey Monkey Became a Fairy · Jacques Browne · cs 274 · Ketch as Ketch Can [Part 2 of 2] · Horatio Winslow · ss The Saturday Evening Post August 11 1923 275 · Appropriate Number · A. E. Batchelor · ct 281 · The National Asylum · Peter Fraser · ct 285 · Incomprehensible · Field Smith · ct 287 · Grown Out of It · Geo. Holland · ct 288 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. V No. 4, March 1924] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 290 · The Human Mind Up to Date · Stephen Leacock · hu 291 · “Don’t Show Your Ignorance” · L. B. Martin · ct 293 · A Husband’s Complaint · Peter Fraser · ct 297 · “How Are You Getting on with that Pipe?” · Frank Whitburn · ct 299 · Sympathy · Morgan Rendle · ct 301 · A Narrow Shave · Wilmot Lunt · ct 303 · Two Old Gossips · A. T. Smith · ct 306 · “Doog” & Veronica [Veronica] · R. Wotherspoon · ss 307 · To a Bird of Passage · Tom Cottrell · ct 312 · Nature Studies: Mr. Arnold Bennett · Atom · pm; illustrated by Klik [Ref. Arnold Bennett] 314 · In the Safe · Holloway Horn · ss 315 · Extinguished Features · A. E. Bestall · ct 319 · “…the weight of a sponge…” · MacMichael · ct 324 · Listening Out · George Woden · ss 325 · Bathed in Sunlight · Lunt Roberts · ct 327 · The Table-d’Hôte Duel · K. R. G. Browne · ss 334 · Uncle Eric’s Corner · [uncredited] · hu 336 · The ’Counter Irritant’ · A. E. Bestall · ct 338 · Concerning the Rulers of En [Land of En] · Artemas · fa 339 · Fight Fair · L. B. Martin · ct 344 · A Matter of Uncertainty · R. H. Evens · ct 346 · Dumb Gentian · Samuel Scoville, Jun. · ss 347 · ’Awking in Olden Days · Frank Whitburn · ct 351 · “What’s All This Row About?” · A. T. Smith · ct 355 · “Get Off that Stile” · Leslie P. Marchant · ct 358 · A Debit Account · Robert K. Risk · ss 359 · “How My Husband Proposed…” · A. E. Bestall · ct 362 · For the Kiddies: Spring Cleaning in Mousie Land · Jacques Browne · cs 364 · Caddies · Clarence Budington Kelland · ss The Saturday Evening Post December 29 1923 365 · Conscientious Objector · Morgan Rendle · ct 367 · “I’ve called for your rates, Madam.” · L. B. Martin · ct 371 · Death Rate · Morgan Rendle · ct 375 · “If we’d only studied music…” · Wilmot Lunt · ct 381 · Strange in Dockland · Peter Fraser · ct 383 · “Which of these bells do I ring…?” · Geo. S. Dixon · ct 384 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. V No. 5, April 1924] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 386 · The Icy Mitt · Austin Parker · ss 391 · “Ain’t this like Heaven?” · L. B. Martin · ct 395 · Mrs. Joggs and Mrs. Jiggs · Inder Burns · ct 399 · “I Should Like to Help You…” · Graham Simmons · ct 401 · The Spirit of Thrift · H. M. Talintyre · ct 404 · The Lottery · George Woden · ss 405 · The Bawl That Won the Match · Morgan Rendle · ct 409 · Alphabet Biscuits · Frank Whitburn · ct 410 · Nature Studies: The Rt. Hon. Philip Snowden, P.C., M.P. · Atom · pm; illustrated by Nibs [Ref. Philip Snowden] 412 · “Dearie” · M. K. S. · ss 416 · A Marriage Has been Arranged · Manning Campbell · ss 417 · “Sheila’s Greatly Aged since I Saw Her Last!” · A. T. Smith · ct 421 · Too Useful · Wal Law · ct 424 · The Black Pearls · Holloway Horn · ss 425 · “You will find the key…” · Bowes · ct 429 · “What Club Shall I Take…?” · Tom Cottrell · ct 433 · A Street Scene · Fitz · ct; an ingenious illustration incorporating elements of how it would be interpreted by various artists. 434 · Concerning the Rulers of En [Land of En] · Artemas · fa 435 · Fanny and Simon · Inder Burns · ct 438 · Mr. Dooby Goes Back · T. L. Sappington · ss People’s Story Magazine May 25 1922 439 · The Sneeze That Saved the Game · Thomas Henry · cs 443 · “See That Man Over there?” · A. Wallis Mills · ct 447 · Agitating their Aerials · L. B. Martin · ct 449 · Striking Home · Wm. L. Robertson · cs 453 · Tragedy at the Theatre · H. M. Talintyre · ct 456 · Uncle Eric’s Corner · [uncredited] · hu 460 · For the Kiddies: Little Miss Muffet · Peter Fraser · cs 462 · The Human Body, Its Care and Prevention · Stephen Leacock · hu 463 · Fired with Enthusiasm · George S. Dixon · ct 467 · Moth-balls · Frank Whitburn · ct 479 · Approaching Depression · C. Fleming Williams · ct 480 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. V No. 6, May 1924] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 482 · The Sniffer · William Caine · ss 485 · Here Endeth the First Lesson · L. B. Martin · ct 489 · Slightly Mixed · J. H. Thorpe · ct 494 · Fickle Circumstance · E. R. Punshon · ss 495 · Bert’s Past and Present Loves · Morgan Rendle · ct 500 · Intercepted · Holloway Horn · ss 501 · “…what on Earth were you doing in Manchester?” · Field Smith · ct 508 · Nature Studies: The Rt. Hon. Stephen Walsh, P.C., M.P. · Atom · pm; illustrated by Nibs [Ref. Stephen Walsh] 510 · Uncle Eric’s Corner · [uncredited] · hu 514 · The Princess and the Banker · George A. Birmingham · ss 515 · “Closin’ Time’s All Wrong” · Geo. Holland · ct 519 · Adding Insult to Injury · Fitz · cs 523 · “Time, Gen’l’m’n, please!” · A. T. Smith · ct 528 · A Real Bath Chair! · Morgan Rendle · ct 530 · Veronica Calls on the Editor [Veronica] · R. Wotherspoon · ss 531 · “Doesn’t look much like an Artist” · Inder Burns · ct 537 · “What a Beautiful Woman” · Frank Whitburn · ct 540 · The Stuff Novels Are Made of · Artemas · ss 541 · “…All Tomfoolery” · Wilmot Lunt · ct 545 · “…More than the Average Weight…” · Frank Whitburn · ct 547 · “Two three-halfpenny stamps” · L. B. Martin · ct 550 · The Compromise · A. A. Thomson · ss 551 · Out of Time · Wilmot Lunt · ct 554 · For the Kiddies: The Bunny Boys’ Picnic · Jacques Browne · cs 556 · Business as I See It · Stephen Leacock · hu 557 · Gross or Nett? · A. T. Smith · ct 563 · Our Village Dramatics · A. E. Batchelor · ct 569 · The Man Who Said the Wrong Thing at the Right Time · Frank Whitburn · ct 575 · “Did You Catch Anything?” · Peter Fraser · ct 576 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. VII No. 1, December 1924] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 2 · The Late Mr. Pomeroy · Samuel Scoville, Junior · ss 3 · Obliging Butcher · Tom Cottrell · ct 7 · A Name for the House · Edwin Morrow · ct 11 · “You Ought to be ashamed o’ Yourself…” · Frank Whitburn · ct 14 · Jane · John Anthony · ss 15 · Quite · H. M. Talintyre · ct 22 · Nature Studies: The Rt. Hon. Sir John Allsebrook Simon, P.C., M.P. · Atom · pm; illustrated by G. Bissill [Ref. John Allsebrook Simon] 24 · Jam · Holloway Horn · ss 25 · A Very Old Family · Edwin Morrow · ct 29 · The Camberwell Kid · C. Ambler · pm; illustrated by C. Ambler; illustrated limerick. 30 · Insidious Sentiment · E. Arnot Robertson · ss 31 · The Sleeping Partner · Peter Fraser · ct 35 · His Family Business · Mendoza · ct 39 · Religious Persuasion · H. M. Talintyre · ct 43 · Conceited Ass! · Frank Whitburn · ct 45 · Old Lady stops the train · A. E. Bestall · ct 46 · Plus Fours on Deck · Frank Whitburn · ct 47 · Never Kissed another Girl · H. M. Talintyre · ct 48 · “Stand Off the Pavement Like the Rest of ’Em!” · Edwin Morrow · ct 50 · After Blenheim · Leslie P. Marchant · ct 51 · If Only we had Lady Tax Collectors · F. Bloodsmyth · ct 52 · The Passing of Ramsi [Land of En] · Artemas · fa 53 · Philosophic Motorist · A. E. Batchelor · ct 56 · The Order of the Bath · Wyan Fryer · ss 57 · Hot Water! · Peter Fraser · ct 62 · The Family Name · Nina Roberts · ss 68 · For the Kiddies: Mischievous Mary · Peter Fraser · cs 70 · Peace and Goodwill [Sheriff Bill (Peg Leg) Garfield] · F. R. Buckley · ss People’s Story Magazine December 25 1921 71 · A Proposal · Edwin Morrow · ct 75 · “This is Not a ’ydro” · A. E. Batchelor · ct 81 · “This is my party, you know!” · A. E. Batchelor · ct 85 · Regular Nosey Parker · Alfred H. Taylor · ct 89 · Festive One · H. M. Talintyre · ct 91 · “Where’s Jimmy?” · A. R. Cane · ct 93 · “This Match Won’t Light” · Lunt Roberts · ct 95 · The Christening · A. E. Batchelor · ct 96 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. VII No. 2, January 1925] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 98 · While It Was Raining · Holloway Horn · ss 99 · “This Thing do Echo” · A. E. Batchelor · ct 103 · “Talk About Gratitood!” · Leslie P. Marchant · ct 108 · The Warbling Ball · Norman Donnelly · ss 111 · “Close” Neighbours · Inder Burns · ct 116 · Nature Studies: The Rt. Hon. Joseph Austen Chamberlain, P.C., M.P. · Atom · pm; illustrated by G. Bissill [Ref. Joseph Chamberlain] 118 · Vanitas Vanitatem · John Anthony · ss 119 · The Right Man · Frank Whitburn · ct 124 · A Kiss · William Caine · ss 125 · “Have You Forgotten to-day is Sunday?” · Peter Fraser · ct 129 · The Toy That Took the Wrong Turning! · Mendoza · ct 133 · Trials of the Car Owner · Winder · ct 137 · Wrong Number · Frank Whitburn · ct 141 · “Wot’s the Matter, ’Erbert?” · Morgan Rendle · ct 144 · “That’s a Sad Sight, George” · Edwin Morrow · ct 146 · Lucky Thirteen · Artemas · ss 147 · The Original Clock · Morgan Rendle · ct 151 · Domino · Tom Cottrell · ct 154 · Complicated Transactions · H. F. Maltby · ss 155 · “Watchman! What of the Wife?” · Inder Burns · ct 159 · Mrs. Broidery Enlists Help · Geo. S. Dixon · ct 166 · The Lady Help · Robert Magill · ss 170 · For the Kiddies: How the Mousie Boys Went to the Fancy Dress Ball · Jacques Browne · cs 172 · Husband and Wife · Clarence Budington Kelland · ss The Saturday Evening Post October 20 1923 173 · The Same Place · Edwin Morrow · ct 175 · “Hi, Jim! ’Ave y’got the time on yer?” · Peter Fraser · ct 177 · Realism · H. M. Talintyre · ct 181 · Drinking at Home · Mendoza · ct 185 · Life! · C. Ambler · il 187 · “I’ve just run out of Gorgonzola!” · Frank Whitburn · ct 191 · Accidental Hair-do · R. H. Evens · ct 192 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. VII No. 3, February 1925] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 194 · Gwynne’s Disappointment · Carl Elmo Freeman · ss 195 · Sunday-School Speaker · Peter Fraser · ct 199 · Cautious Painter · Batchelor · ct 204 · Because of the Dog · [uncredited] · vi 205 · Interesting Case of Absent-Mindedness · Geo. S. Dixon · ct 206 · Good Going · Holloway Horn · ss 207 · What a wonderful sermon · Alfred H. Taylor · ct 213 · “There Ain’t No Dusr” · J. C. B. Knight · ct 215 · “What is that man playing?” · Frank Whitburn · ct 218 · Nature Studies: Albert Arthur Purcell · Atom · pm; illustrated by G. Bissill [Ref. Albert Arthur Purcell] 220 · “A Salved Soul” · John Moon · ss 221 · “Go Steady Up There!” · Lunt Roberts · ct 225 · A Martyr to Dyspepsia · Batchelor · ct 227 · Trouble with Cigarette-Holder · Frank Whitburn · ct 229 · “No wonder I notished a draught…” · Morgan Rendle · ct 231 · “No use you gettin’ up, young man.” · R. H. Evens · ct 235 · Short-Sighted Doctor · Batchelor · ct 238 · Chapter of Accidents · Ralph Wotherspoon & A. N. Hicks · ss 240 · A Coiffeur Dansant · Edwin Morrow · ct 242 · Mary Helps · Artemas · ss 248 · “Ain’t Nature Grand?” · Armstrong Livingston · ss 249 · “Mummy will be angry!” · Inder Burns · ct 255 · “Anythin’ in it?” · A. E. Bestall · ct 262 · For the Kiddies: The Mystery of the Piggies’ Pancake · Jacques Browne · cs 264 · A Good Sport · Ellis Parker Butler · ss The Saturday Evening Post November 22 1924 265 · “And Where are the Other Two?” · Alfred H. Taylor · ct 269 · Honeymoon problem · Geo. Holland · ct 273 · “Don’t be Afraid of the Mustard!” · Frank Whitburn · ct 277 · “Aw dreamt last night ye gae me a saxpence.” · Inder Burns · ct 281 · “Mummy, I’ve shot ninety-nine lions” · Batchelor · ct 283 · “Will he go to heaven…?” · P. B. Hickling · ct 287 · The Heavenly Choir · Edwin Morrow · ct 288 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. VII No. 4, March 1925] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 290 · Tragedy Averted · Artemas · ss 293 · “I wonder whatever we’re stopping for…?” · Alfred H. Taylor · ct 299 · “…did she take it to heart?” · Peter Fraser · ct 302 · Love and Golf · Herbert Adams · ss 303 · “I’ve been waiting for this opportunity all day, dear.” · Lunt Roberts · ct 306 · Veronica Does the Trick [Veronica] · R. Wotherspoon · ss 307 · Flat Tyre · Morgan Rendle · ct 309 · Sober Again! · Edwin Morrow · ct 312 · Nature Studies: The Rt. Hon. Sir William Joynson-Hicks, Bart., P.C., M.P. · Atom · pm; illustrated by Nicholson [Ref. William Joynson-Hicks] 314 · The Moral · John Anthony · ss; given as by John Antony. 315 · Lion-Hearted Courage · Batchelor · ct 317 · Trials of a Golfer · A. E. Bestall · ct 321 · After Fifteen Years of Married Life · Frank Whitburn · ct 322 · Rapunzel Up-to-Date · Robert Magill · ss 323 · A Pause for Reflection · Geo. S. Dixon · ct 327 · “Somethink to do wiv an orchestry…” · Peter Fraser · ct 330 · The Nest · [uncredited] · ss 331 · “What’s the Matter, Mrs. Rudge?” · R. H. Evens · ct 333 · “So Helloquent!” · Lunt · ct 336 · Study of a Policeman with a Soul for Music · Edwin Morrow · ct 343 · “Do you realise that Day is Breaking?” · Inder Burns · ct 345 · “What did I Order?” · Mendoza · ct 348 · For the Kiddies: The Barber of Birdland · Jacques Browne · cs 350 · Words That Begin with “K” · Frank R. Adams · ss Liberty October 25 1924 351 · Floatin’ Kidneys · Peter Fraser · ct 357 · “A W-Word of f-four letters…” · Frank Whitburn · ct 361 · Matching Tie · Alfred H. Taylor · ct 367 · Delightfully Romantic · Lunt Roberts · ct 371 · “Are you quite sure he is up?” · Batchelor · ct 375 · “Nuffin’ but ’ard luck…” · Peter Fraser · ct 379 · Not Gone Yet · Lunt Roberts · ct 381 · “What a Nice Little Baby!” · Leslie P. Marchant · ct 383 · Tights · Batchelor · ct 384 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. VII No. 5, April 1925] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 386 · Peg Leg Works by Proxy [Sheriff Bill (Peg Leg) Garfield] · F. R. Buckley · ss Western Story Magazine November 8 1924 387 · “Let’s ’ave the Bill…” · Frank Whitburn · ct 393 · Fourteen Wives · Inder Burns · ct 397 · Absent-Minded Professor · Peter Fraser · ct 399 · Lady-in-Waiting · Leslie P. Marchant · ct 402 · The Ghost of Garlands Grange · Ralph Wotherspoon · ss 408 · Nature Studies: Mr. James Maxton, M.P. · Atom · pm; illustrated by Nicholson [Ref. James Maxton] 410 · The Gift of the Seas · C. G. Vickers · ss 411 · “I ’ardly know’d ’ow to keep a straight face.” · Edwin Morrow · ct 415 · A Musical Degree · A. E. Batchelor · ct 419 · Keeping up with the Shorthand-Writer · A. E. Bestall · ct 421 · Eight-Day Clock · Morgan Rendle · ct 426 · A Way Out · Conrad Triton · ss 427 · Cane or slipper? · Peter Fraser · ct 429 · Just a little bit draughty · Edwin Morrow · ct 432 · The Approach of a Cursed Crowd · A. E. Bestall · ct 434 · Concerning the Rulers of En [Land of En] · Artemas · fa 438 · Among the Presents · John Anthony · ss 439 · “Does ’e want me to stop…?” · Peter Fraser · ct 443 · “Where are you listening-in to?” · A. E. Batchelor · ct 445 · Breaking the news · Lunt Roberts · ct 447 · “You’ve forgotten to put R.S.V.P. at the Bottom!” · A. E. Bestall · ct 450 · Something Light · Herbert Sleigh · ss 451 · A Bit more Saucy · A. E. Batchelor · ct 453 · “’ave you got the time?” · Peter Fraser · ct 454 · For the Kiddies: Edward’s Easter Egg · Jacques Browne · cs 456 · The Official Report · Horatio Winslow · ss 457 · Striking a Vein · Frank Whitburn · ct 461 · “What sort of an ’earth’ have you got?” · J. C. B. Knight · ct 463 · “Spare Me a Copper…” · Batchelor · ct 467 · Always Leaving Things Behind · Lunt Roberts · ct 469 · How do you like your milk? · R. H. Evens · ct 471 · How useful? · Edwin Morrow · ct 473 · “Got to be isolated.” · Lunt Roberts · ct 475 · Keen on Business · A. E. Batchelor · ct 479 · Embarrassment of Stout Gentleman · Leslie P. Marchant · ct 480 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. VII No. 6, May 1925] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 482 · The Missing Link · Holloway Horn · ss 483 · Horrors of a Scotch Hotel · R. H. Evens · ct 489 · Nephew and Auntie · Leslie P. Marchant · ct 492 · The Fool · John C. Goodwin · ss 493 · Come to the Point · Frank Whitburn · ct 494 · Invitations · E. R. Punshon · ss 497 · Flea Trainer · A. E. Batchelor · ct 499 · Doctor’s Advice · Edwin Morrow · ct 502 · Nature Studies: The Rt. Hon. The Earl of Balfour, K.G., O.M., P.C., F.R.S., D.L. · Atom · pm; illustrated by Nicholson [Ref. Arthur J. Balfour] 504 · Dog Wanted: Male · Ellis Parker Butler · ss The Delineator January 1925 505 · By the Yard · A. E. Bestall · ct 509 · You Can’t Deny You’re Victorian · Morgan Rendle · ct 513 · Much Too Big · Geo. S. Dixon · ct 517 · Is He Hurt? · Peter Fraser · ct 521 · Mrs. Simkin’s Tongue · R. H. Evens · ct 525 · A Man of Action · Batchelor · ct 528 · A Run on the Bank · A. E. Bestall · ct 530 · A Victim of Fate · Artemas · pm 531 · “Can you spare me a three-ha-penny stamp?” · A. T. Smith · ct 533 · Bird Seed · Edwin Morrow · ct 534 · The God of the English · Peter Blundell · ss 535 · Bathing Pictures · Geo. S. Dixon · ct 537 · Rude Little Boy · Leslie P. Marchant · ct 543 · “Whatever’s the matter with your husband…?” · Tom Cottrell · ct 547 · Cushy Job · A. E. Batchelor · ct 550 · For the Kiddies: Lizzie Has Her Photograph Taken · Jacques Browne · cs 552 · A Texas Test · F. R. Buckley · ss Western Story Magazine March 26 1921 553 · Not Exhausted · Frank Whitburn · ct 557 · An Interesting Ceremony · A. E. Bestall · ct 561 · “What an Extraordinary Child!” · R. H. Evens · ct 567 · Our Sporting Vicar · Edwin Morrow · ct 571 · The Only Bally Record You Haven’t Broken · Alfred H. Taylor · ct 575 · “I’ve Come to Take Measurements…” · Peter Fraser · ct 576 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th