CONTENTS.--Amateur Gum Chewer; American Eagle; Am I Your Vife? At the Soda Fountain; Betty at the Baseball Game; Billy Keeps a Secret; Black Blue-Grass Widow; Bridget’s Disappointments; Brudder Rastus’ Sermon on the World War; Cullud Lady at the Phone; Free Years Old; Glory Car; Hallowe’en Witch; High School Tact; How to Get Married; Humoresque; Kid’s Complaint; Lodge Goat; Men Who Died; Minnie at the Skating Rink; Mrs. Santa Claus; Newlyweds; Practisin’; Sin of Steve Audaine; S-m-i-l-e; Sonny Meets the Smiths; Traumerei; Turkey in the Straw; When I’m All Dressed Up; Willie, the Angelic Child. Beautiful cloth binding, lettering and design in two colors, attractive type. Price, $1.25 T. S. Denison & Company, Publishers 623 S. Wabash Ave. CHICAGO Some Vaudeville Monologues By HARRY L. NEWTON Right up to the minute and covers a wide range of characters. Thirteen for men and five for women. [Illustration] CONTENTS.--“People I Have Met”--_Cholly has a perfect batting average in the laugh league_. “Well, I Swan!”--_Reuben’s impressions of a big city_. “Her Busted Romances”--_a muchly jilted maiden of uncertain age_. “Music à la Carte”--_Bobby explains the situation without orchestral aid_. “Abie Cohen’s Wedding Day”--_a ready conversationalist when his hands are free_. “Sorrows of Sadie”--_a chorus girl confides to a sympathetic companion_. “Tipperary Tips”--_Barney prescribes a laugh tonic_. “Kissing as an Art”--_efficiency is his middle name_. “Panhandle Pete”--_he hands out a piece of free advice_. “Tillie Olson’s Romance”--_a Swedish queen of the kitchen_. “As Tony Tells It”--_he has an imported dialect--try it on your vocabulary_. “Suffragette Susie”--_who might be willing to change her name and pay the parson as well_. “A Sad Lover”--_elucidations of a colored Romeo_. “Chatter”--_Nat has a jitney income, a limousine appetite and a six cylinder conversation_. “My Father Says”--_Elisabeth does a bit of advertising_. “I’m a Tellin’ You”--_a small town guy distributes some village information_. “The Precinct Politician”--_as a political speech maker he is a good plumber_. “Yon Yonson, Yanitor”--_he turns on the steam_. Unique illustrations of each character. Beautiful cloth binding, lettering and design in two colors, attractive type. Price, $1.25 T. S. Denison & Company, Publishers 623 S. Wabash Ave. CHICAGO Let’s Pretend A Book of Children’s Plays By LINDSEY BARBEE “Come--let’s pretend!” has been the slogan of all childhood. A few gay feathers have transformed an everyday lad into a savage warrior; a sweeping train has given a simple gingham frock the dignity of a court robe; the power of make-believe has changed a bare attic into a gloomy forest or perhaps into a royal palace. These six plays will appeal to the imagination, to the fun-loving nature and to the best ideals of all children. [Illustration]