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

37, King Street, Covent Garden, London, W.C. 2 1009 IZ “THE LEGEND Coloured, £3 the set, Plain Slides, 1 Introduction “ A Rhyme for Rainy Weather " 2 St. Swithin “ drank a pitoher full of grog , Before his morning prayers" 8 *•' With pails of water from the Dee, To mix St. Swithin’s grog" 4 “And the poor bewildered Saoristan Sought fountain, glen, and bog” o The spaoious pond whose orystal streams « mat a iTx? re . WB, tohed with jealous care " 6 St. Swithin,’ roared the Abbot, ‘ Pie on the drunken rogue ’ " OF ST. SWITHIN” with Reading .Price Is. £1 4s. the set. 7 "And St. Swithin clenched his fist and said ‘I’ll make the churl repent’" 8 "I fear he wrought some hellish oharm, Or dreadful magio spell ” 9 “ St. Swithin, in his macintosh, Looks o’er- the oonvent wall " 10 " • It is his Grace,' the Abbot cries, ‘ Haste! haste I and pull him out " 11 I wish your Grace good morning, And a oool and pleasant trip ' ’ 12 "Alas I how many a precious soul Is oast away for drink ’• 1 U THE trial of sir jasper. Coloured Slides, £6 5s. the set; Plain Slides, £2 10s. Od. the set. Book, Is. By S. C. 1 Introduction—Statue of Temperance 2 “ With memories black of many a bitter blow, w ^ en the father's soul was dark with gin." 8 * Hungry and footsore, and without a bed; Starving—yet dare not touch the meat and bread." i " xt mi ?? rabl ® tramper through the streets j aid 8b e askB: no sympathy Bhe meets." b mu I s ? ot in the 8tr ® et8 : beneath the trees That shade her girlhood-home, she sits." Is it too late to save him ? God, we pray His guardian angel may not pass away." 7 Ten thousand devilB haunt him day and night, Haunt him alike in darkness and in light." 8 " A oommon inoident of blighted life; Mourn for the wretched sufferers—ohild and wife." 9 " |® e degraded wretoh we pioture here, .. .. He blights the oorn before it reach the ear." J” Over the lone grave of the suioide." }i „ Su better man when sober; drunk, none worse." 12 The artist paints him—lowest of the low; to ha j 8 i ?*:® B Johnson; ’twas not always so." 18 And let the artist draw his pioture now: Draw Parmer Johnson — home from hit oton plough." If “ They laid the dead wife on the floor.” 15 Bhe may be weloomed by the Seraphim; e sinners penitent find pardoning grace." Hall, Esq., F.S.A. 16 “And when the babe was dead, 'Twas ‘accidental death’ the jury said " 17 “This happened in New Zealand: they had placed A drunken Maori in the public stocks." 18 “These are the sisters, mothers, daughters, wives, m i. Hopeful—yet doubtful—all may not be spent." 19 Enter the prison ; see the good man there, Who from the death-doomed sinner drive despair.” 20 » The artist saw this scene in London Square n , ... t e ?‘.S ht of snow or nearer early morning." 21 Looking for father.’ That the artist saw on BOm ® guiding spirit bade him draw, 22 Can you not guess what these pool bubbles mean? Though of the self-drowned woman naught is seen." ° 23 “ Where are his wife and children—both he had? n . „ g° ask th ® Parish pauperBj one is mad." 24 Pull I There are many hundred ohildren more „ Who shrink and shiver round the dosed door.” 25 Thoy've said their evqping hymn and prayer. ana Bleep; * While guardian angels watch and ward will keep." I w DAN DABBERTON’S DREAM. (Lije Models.) Coloured Slides, £4 10s. the 1 1 1 Pall on Mr. Dabberton for a Song 2 The Stranger sings a Song 8 Dsn listening to the Bells 4 Re entered the House 6 Dan opens the case of the olook 6 He sleeps I he sleeps I 7 Our Father l 8 Mother and Son 9 Waiting for the Prodigal Son 10 Her Boa-come® Home set ; Plain Slides, 2s. each. 11 Tbe Young Man at his Mother’s Grave 12 The Lovers 18 A Snug Little House Jr lu comes the Young Woman’s Husband 15 Oh, Mother, I am so tired and hungry I 16 0n ^J?® i £l ‘ h ® b ®6* Hes the body of a Middle-aged 17 He was broad awake now 18 Mrs. Dabberton and Nelly returned IX Hymns for this Set. 1 Adam’s Ale 2 The Two Homes 8 Ding-dong 4 Shrink from the Glass 6 Carol 8 Bells of Long Ago 7 Childhood's Prayer 8 My Memory Turns 9 Be kind to thy Mother 10 I will arise [us stili 11 There’s Love to Bless 12 Jesus loves the Child- ren 18 Angry Words 14 Merrily ring the Bells GORDON LEAGUE BALLADS. For Bets of slides on these, soma of which are Temperance Stories f~.r-.-~ . - ~ not / r\ '