Victor Beamish

Teddy Weeks, the actor, fresh from a six-week tour with the number three, only a shopgirl company.

Victor Beamish, the artist, the man who drew the picture of the oh-so-easy piano player in the advertisement pages of the Piccadilly Magazine.

Bertram Fox, author of Ashes of Remorse and other unproduced motion picture scenarios, and Robert Dunhill, who, being employed at a salary of eighty pounds per annum by the New Asiatic Bank, represented the sober, hard-headed commercial element.

As usual, Teddy Weeks had colored the conversation, and was telling us once again how good he was, and how hardly treated by a malignant fate.

Can't stop, said Teddy Weeks.

I've got to fetch a doctor.

A doctor? Yes, poor Victor Beamish.

He's been bitten by a dog.