A man thinks that a show involving a man-eating tiger means that the man eats the tiger. Coloured magic lantern slides.

Date:
[between 1890 and 1899?]
Reference:
754982i
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About this work

Publication/Creation

London (52 Queen Vic[toria] St., London E.C.) : H.L. Toms, [between 1890 and 1899?]

Physical description

6 photographs : transparencies, coloured ; each 8.2 x 9 cm

Contributors

Lettering

No wonder the people laughed. Comic slides (Copyright).

Contents

1. "Ere y'are, ere y'are! A man-eatin' tiger. Hadmission tuppence!". 2. Yer pays yer tuppence 'ere, sirs, the show's abart to commence. 3. "He's a tough-looking begger, ain't he Bill? I wouldn't eat 'im." 4. "I say, Guvnor, when's the man a-goin' to begin eatin' the tiger?" 5. "What? There ain't goin' to be no eatin? Take that yer old fraud!" 6. "I reckon 'e won't play any more of 'is tricks on hus in a 'urry?"

Reference

Wellcome Collection 754982i

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Where to find it

  • nos. 1-6

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