Newton's lantern slide catalogue: section 9 -- art, literature, and miscellaneous (circa 1920)

37, King Street, Covent Garden, London, W.C. 2 1005 AEQ TEMPERANCE PICTURES. By Rudolf Blind. These slides are made direct from the original pictures. Copyright. Published only by Newton & Co., Ltd. Beautifully Painted, 12*. each. 1 n, • c ,.j- « m , Cheap Series „ 6*. „ j Plain Shdes ' 2s ’ 9d ' each ‘ 1 The Bier. 3 The Waters of Despair. 5 Protection for the Children. 2 The Bung Bug. 4 The Long Pull. 6 Jesus Wept. KA TEMPERANCE PICTURES. Mostly from Original Drawings by permission of Messrs. S. W. Partbidoe & Co. Beautifully Painted , 11*.; Plain Slides, 2*. each, except where otherwise marked. Cheap series, 1 The Prison Gate Mission. Prisoners met at the Gate by a Mission Lady 2 Our Sailors’ Temptations in Foreign Lands 8 The Beginning of the Downfall. 11 Only One Glass.’' (A comparison) 4 A Temperate Cabman Drinking at a Fleet Street Fountain 5 Small Boy refusing the Drunkard's Offer of a Drink at the Bar 6 “ You’ve dot a black eye like Mammy's! ” (Child noticing the resemblance of the dog’s black eye to his mother's) 7 Comparison between the Teetotaller admiring his hive and the Drunkard being led home from the “ Bee Hive ” Inn 8 Child trying to dissuade her father from entering the public-house 9 Horses drinking at the Water-trough. Thames Embankment 10 The Wife's Plea. Woman dissuading her hus- band from entering the public-house with his friends. 5 s. 6d. each. 11 The Children’s'Plea. "Don’t go in, Daddy I” 12 The Drunkard’s Death. Killed by Alcohol (French Cartoon). 2s. 6d. 13 ,, „ „ Central portion only. 2s. 6d. 14 Intemperance and its Penalties (R. Seymour). 16 Disciples of Bacchus. 16 The Visitation. A man who comes home ani finds his child dead. 17 A Severe Penalty for Intoxication in Moham- medan Countries. Parading a convicted drunkard in a bazaar at Prisrend. 18 Dives the Modern. A rich man at dinner. 19 The Reward of Indulgence. A m?n who has dined not wisely but too well. 20 The Broad and Narrow Way. 21 The Drunkard’s Cloak. The punishment for drunkenness in olden times. I Y THE WHISKY DEMON; OR, REVELLER Poem dy Charles Mackay. THE DREAM OF THE Book, 1$. Coloured, £3 0*. Orf. the set; 1 “ Body and soul are mine," said he " I’ll have-them both for liquor ” 2 The Reveller 8 The Demon Cask-o’-Whisky 4 The Demon’s Home “ Come, drown all care and sorrow ’’ 6 The Five Drops 6 The Drunkard’s Home “They’ll fill your home with care and grief And clothe your backs with tatters ’’ 7 The Three Roads “ I’ll be your friend in hour of need, And find you homes for ever” Plain Slides, £1 4s. Od. the set. 8 The Demon’s First House “ The first it is a spacious house To all but sots appalling ” 9 The Demon's Second House “ The second is a lazar house, Rank, fetid, and unholy" 10 The Demon's Third House “The third and last is black and high The abode of guilt and anguish ” 11 The Demon’s Hour-Glass "Out on the fool who mars to-day With thoughts of a hereafter" 12 The End Messrs. Newton & Co., Ltd., have the pleasure to announce the publication of two new Temperance Lectures. These sets are published by kind permission of “ The Temperance Council of the Christian Church." Outline Notes have been prepared and both slides and notes are particularly suitable for Junior Bands of Hope. BRD WATER THE WONDERFUL. Beautifully Painted, 11s. Cheap Series, Coloured, 5s. 39 Slides, 2*. each. Typewritten Notes, Is. BRE THE MYSTERY OF THE BRAIN. Beautifully Painted, 11s. Cheap Series, Coloured, 5s. 42 Slides, 2s. each. Typewritten Notes, Is. B 2