DAUGHTER AS MASCOT
NEW FASHION FOR MOTORISTS. Sir Gerald du Marn ier lias set a new fashion in mascots for motor-ears. He has had designed a beautiful little statuette ot his dki lighter (Duplin©, which has been fitted to tlie radiator cap of liisi car. Sir Gerald is seeking another mascot which is missing from mv.xner motor-car. It is a small silvered bronze statuette given to liim 28 years ago by Airs Patrick Campbell. It is a stooping figure of a woman with hands clasped behind her, and hears the name Rubin. Sir Gerald hud it mounted on the radiator cap. Th 2 other day he left the oar for a while outside the Royal Acaclemv of Dramatic Art in Gower Street. AATien he returned the mascot had gone.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 51, Issue 129, 13 March 1931, Page 3
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