The Outpost Vol 1 - The Royal Highland Fusiliers
The Outpost Vol 1 - The Royal Highland Fusiliers
The Outpost Vol 1 - The Royal Highland Fusiliers
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
12() THE OUTPOST.<br />
Sub·Editorial.<br />
the Battalion, and it would be a great pity<br />
should the little inconveniences of the tented<br />
field prevent our artists and writers from<br />
interesting and amusing us. Contributions are<br />
maintaining a high standard, and compliments<br />
for <strong>The</strong> <strong>Outpost</strong> come from all quarters. Our<br />
physical qualities are eye-apparent on parade.<br />
and we wish to have our intellectual excellencies<br />
also made tangible, and this can best be done<br />
through the medium of the Magazine. It<br />
supplies thatincentive to polish and keeps active<br />
just those attributes of culture and education<br />
which are apt to be neglected in these strange<br />
days.<br />
All matter intended for the June number<br />
should be in our hands on or<br />
Contributions. before Monday 24th May. We<br />
trust that those who don't see<br />
\Vhen we go under canvas we hope that their work in a certain issue will possess themcontributions<br />
will not fall off. It selves with patience, as it is not always expedient<br />
In Camp. may be urged that we shall have or possible to produce a contribution in a given<br />
fewer facilities for writing and month, but so good is everything sent in that<br />
drawing than we had in billets. When a tent practically all of it will appear sooner or later.<br />
is full of the genus homo, clothes, equipment Last issue sold exceedingly well, and our<br />
and other impedimenta, one may not feel civilian neighbours seem as interested in our<br />
inclined to squat on a valise and write a sonnet journalistic activities as ourselves. However,<br />
to a lady's eyebrow, or draw on bristol board the time is nigh when we shall have to relinquish<br />
the trials and humours of life in camp.<br />
all pens and papers and get into the hurly-burly<br />
We have unearthed a lot of excellent talent in where it must be aut Caesar aut nullus.<br />
I OPENING NOTICE.<br />
TROON PAVILION<br />
ESPLANADE, TROON.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Merry Golfers Party.<br />
_.. ' <br />
THIS SBASON WILL INCLUDB :-~<br />
HAIDEE ST. GEORGE A ARCHIE DAYNE<br />
(After their successful World Tour).<br />
CONSTANCE WII.I..S<br />
(<strong>The</strong> Troon Favourite, Season 1914).<br />
CICLEY ESDAII..E " BERNARD KNOWLES<br />
(From Tivoli and Pavilion, London), and<br />
CHAR...IE WHITEHI......<br />
Producer and Manager,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Successful Comedian of Prestwick and Glasgow Exhibition, 1911•<br />
Principal Comedian of the big Revues" Hullo Ragtime,"" Happy Days," etc.<br />
FIRST PERFORMANCE :-<br />
7.30 p.m. .,... Saturday, 29th May.<br />
<strong>The</strong>reafter Twice Dally. 3 and 7.30. POPULAR PRICES.
Change language