Cartoons about Ireland from Punch
Practising the splits in preparation for a performance before the Dail. Mr. de Valera. "This is not going to be quite so painless as I'd hoped." [In support of the opposition offered by the Variety Artists' Federation to the Children and Young Persons Bill a performance was to have been given in the House of Commons last week by young acrobats to prove the painlessness of their feats; but it was not permitted.]
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![Practising the splits in preparation for a performance before the Dail. Mr. de Valera. "This is not going to be quite so painless as I'd hoped." [In support of the opposition offered by the Variety Artists' Federation to the Children and Young Persons Bill a performance was to have been given in the House of Commons last week by young acrobats to prove the painlessness of their feats; but it was not permitted.]](https://magazine.punch.co.uk/img-get2/I0000SsU2QzPWV7c/fit=1000x750/Ireland-Cartoons-Punch-1932-04-13-395.jpg)
