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55ß.
ontit1e "Some thing to remember" was delivered "with
euch stirring expression that the audience rose and
sang the National Anthe®4, e' (1)
Now war nongo 'and
poorno were frequently advertised. Another attraction
was magic lantern war picturaa and tableaux showing
British generals* soldiers and sailors.
(2)
At the
Empire Palace in Dirminghan a military npectnala was
abown called "The 'ran vaal or Briton and Door"S all the
local regiments were roprezentod and loudly ahocrad on
their appearance,
(3)
The music halls surpassed themselves on Aiufekint
night when they were a focal point of the London
celebrations, the Punic hall and Theatre R^viaw proclaiming,
"if the wild shout of joy at the success of British
arms that rent the air of London on Saturday night, be
Jingoism, why then we ardent apologiota of the variety
Otago are jingoes and proud of it..,
(4)
At the
(1i tunic hn11 and Thentre I view} iat Juno 1900.
(2) I bid,, 26th January 1900.
(3) i4il and Countien"Itnrnld and Generzs1 Advv rtiners lot }`obrunr r
1900,
(4) 25th stay 1900.