A SHAKESPEARIAN ROMANCE.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 18615, 17 November 1928, Page 18 (Supplement)

A SHAKESPEARIAN ROMANCE.

1 Who were the lovers? 2. What was their courtship like? 3. What was her answer to his proposal ? 4. When were they married? 5. From whom did they get the ring? 6. Who were the ushers? 7. Who were the attendants? 8. Where did they live? 9. What was her nature like? 10. What was their first quarrel? 11. What did they give each other when quarrelling? 12. What was his work after marriage? 13. What did their friends say? ANSWERS. 1. “Romeo and Juliet.” 2. "A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” 3. “As You Like It.” 4. “ Twelfth Night.” 5. “The Merchant of Venice.’* 6. “Two Gentlemen of Verona.” 7. “Antony and Cleopatra.” 8. “Hamlet.” 9. “The Tempest.” 10 “Much Ado About Nothing.” 11. “Measure for Measure.” 12. ‘"She Taming of the Shrew.” J 3. “All’s Well That Ends Well.” \ AN OPTICAL ILLUSION.

In the picture will be seen what appears to be a short length of piping. At the first glance it seems that the view through the pipe is in one direction, perhaps toward the left. On looking again it will be seen that thi figure appears to change so that the view through the pipe is in the opposite direction. A PIG OUT OF A POTATO. If you are careful you can make many jolly things, animals and birds, out of a potato. This is the way to make a pig:— Select a rather long potato, cut away bits about the head part, put legs on the body part with match stalks, and with two smaller pieces for ears; for the eyes cress in bits of coal; while an inch of string will do admirably for Jfc tail.