Title:
"Toodles" as Performed at the Provincial Hall, Toronto, on the 13th Inst.
Artist:
Kendrick, Charles, Act. 1872-1873
Description:
A cartoon depicting two unidentified politicans in a scene from a play called "Toodles"
Pagination:
vol.VII, no. 13. 193
Remark:
By C. Kendrick. -- Mrs. Toodles (Hon. A---d McK---r.): But, my dear Toodles. -- Toodles (Mr. R---t.): Oh, don't dear Toodles me -- you'll drive me mad -- your conduct is scandalous in the extreme. -- Mrs. T.: My dear Toodles, don't say so. -- Toodles: But I will say so, Mrs. Toodles. What will become of us, with your passion for "contingencies". I say, Mrs. Toodles, where's the money, and Echo answers, where? -- Mrs. T.: I'm sure, my dear Toodles, I lay it out to be best advantage. -- Toodles: You shall not squander and waste our revenue. -- Mrs. T.: My dear, I buy nothing but what is useful. -- Toodles.: Useful -- useless, you mean. I won't have the house turned into a museum for glass-ware and chromos. At the end of the year I ask, where's the money -- all gone too -- spent in infernal nonsense.
