THE APPEAL DEPRECATORY.
In announcing their production as "One of those musical things," the authors of the new Comedy revue have given a lead which it is hoped may end in the establishment of happier relations between the advertiser and the consumer. For a long time signs have not been absent that the star of the mere hustler is set, and that the public are no longer to be cowed into obedience by the Prussianism of Blank, who commands, "Buy my soap and step lively about it. You'd better!"
The following essays in the less assertive mode of publicity are offered by way of intelligent anticipation:—
Messrs. Dance, Gay & Punter announce the successful ballad, He wears my Image next to his Identification Disc, by William B. Blitherly.
"Another of Mr. Blitherly's naïve little efforts."
Call at our studios and try it over. It goes better with the music.
You might do sillier things than read Right Now, the new Thesaurus of Satire. Twopence bi-weekly. Shernard Bawl contributes to the current issue five columns on "Myself and England."
"Bawl at his amusing worst. Tosh, of course, but it tickles."