THE ‘SKETCHER’
■ Wo have received a review copy of the ‘ Sketcher. ’ hfony issues liavo provided amuaomont for tlio people of this city. Probably no one hero oau remember tli© date when tho first number appeared, but it ie' a long time ago, a quarter' of a century or moro probably. The ‘ tSketchor ’ which was offered for sale in the streets of Dunedin to-day is timely, for it deals very largely with the coming elections. It is quite safe to say that, both in .regard to tljo cartoons and tho letterpress, it is tho best number that has appeared tor some time. In almost every case it is easy to recognise tho individual to whom tho artist has given attention l , whether it bo a political celebrity or a citizen in a less exalted sphere. Tho witty comments of the artist’s collaborator include a .short article on ‘Sasanoff, the Pioneer,’ in which Bill and ’Erb make seme interesting comments.
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Evening Star, Issue 18139, 1 December 1922, Page 2
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158THE ‘SKETCHER’ Evening Star, Issue 18139, 1 December 1922, Page 2
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