Lijst van lantaarnplaatjes (between 1906-1913)

64 COMIC TALES. THE TALE ■fftiiS spinning yarns nnder the shade of the tub, they are startled by a loud roar. 5 The spring to their feet and dodge the tiger round the tub. 8 The chase grows warm, but they still keep the tub between them. 4 The baffled tiger attempts to spring over the tub. 5 Assisted by all parties, the tub performs a summersault, and the men sit upon the top to keep the tiger under. 6 "While wondering if they should ever get down, the tiger twists his tail through the bung hole. THE WORLD 1 The Boots blacking the Maid. I 2 The Coat dusting the Girl. I 3 The Baby feeding Mamma. | OF A TUB. 7 A bright idea seizes them, and they seize the tail. 8 Clinging to it for dear life, they get a ride over the sandy plain. 9 The tiger pauses somewhat exhausted, and they suceed in tying the knot. 10 They letgo the tail, and the tiger runs off with the tub. 11 The tiger makes his way to the jungle, but never gets rid of the tub. 12 So for ever afterwards all the little tigers wen born with tuba to their tails, INVERTED. 4 The Cow guiding the plough. 5 The tree sawing the man. 6 The Pig killing the Butcher. THE TWO HOUSEBREAKERS. 1 Having watched their opportunity, they effect an entrance in the pawnbroker's shop. 2 One watches the sleeper while the other rides the drawers. 5 The pawnbroker awakes in a perspiration, and is dared to move. 6 But he seizes the pistol hanging at his head and fires. 5 The burglars gag him and tie him hand and foot. 6 And hang him up out of the way. 7 The cook in the next room raises •_ vw 2 the window. 8 Her tongue is silenced. 8 Two policemen enter the window, and the two burglars enter a closet. 10 O'* being summoned to surrender, they rush to the window under cover of umbrellas. 11 But the ladder has been removed, and their downward course is rapid. 12 The umbrellas prove their min , THE LAZY 1 The landlady gently attempts to woken the traveller, but is not heard. 2 A second attempt is more successful. 3 The traveller commences the operation of washing and dressing. 4 The landlady reminds him that he had no time to lose. 6 In his hurry he puts on his boots before his trousers. 6 The landlady assists him in getting them off again. THE LITTLE ARTIST AND 1 He uses it as a shelter from the rain. 2 It serves as a raft. 3 As a tent to screen him from the burning sun. 4 He performs a sledge ride upon it. 6 It protects him from an avalanche. THE STOLEN 1 Master Fritz, his papa, his sister, and his uncle 1 returning home with a sausage they have bought. 2 "While Fritz is thinking how much will come. to his share, his little dog steals it and runs in. They all give chase. 8 The cook, having gone down into the cellar to count out the potatoes for dnrner, has left the trap-door open. 4 Fritz, too eager in the pursuit to notice this, tumbles down upon the cook, putting an end to all her calculations. TRAVELLER. 7 The trousers are put on hinder side before. 6 He puts his arm into the wrong sleeve of his coat. 9 He vents his rage on the landlady. 10 He hears the whistle of the tram, and starts at a run. 11 He tumbles over the steps, to the landlady’s nmusement. . The train goes on. 12 Having lost the train he has time for reflection. THE LARGE PORTFOLIO. 6 In prosecuting his studies in high art, he rises in the world. 7 The wind also rises. The portfolio acts as a balloon. 8 How they both reach the ground. SAUSAGE. 5 Fritz’s papa follows his son, and the cook is knocked positively flat. 8 Fritz’s sister pitches upon her papa, and the cook is pressed comparatively flatter. 7 Fritz’s uncle falls upon the top, and tho cook is squeezed superlatively flattest. 8 Braised and crestfallen they mount to the surface again. 9 They continue the search. The dog having in meantime eaten the sausage, has a quiet laugh behind the door. THE SLEDGE PARTY. S Master Fritz takes a ride on their new sledge. 2 Ho overtakes the schoolmaster deep in thought. 4 And trips him up before he knows where he is. i A little further on is a hunter with his dog at his heels. A He and his dog tumble into the lap of the schoolmaster. 5 The way gets steeper and tie descent more rapid. 7 An old market woman vainly tries to eeoapr 8 She is compelled to join the party. 9 They are all thrown over a precipice. 10 They have not far to fall, and the snow is Ooft, 11 -They easily, extricate themselves and fall to chastising each other. 12 They separate in nc -wav pleased with fh«u journey