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* 14.03.1906 : [[Imperial Theatre (review 14 march 1906)|Imperial Theatre]] (review) | * 14.03.1906 : [[Imperial Theatre (review 14 march 1906)|Imperial Theatre]] (review) | ||
* 28.03.1906 : [[Brigadier Gerard at the Imperial Theatre (article 28 march 1906)|Brigadier Gerard at the Imperial Theatre]] (4 photos) | * 28.03.1906 : [[Brigadier Gerard at the Imperial Theatre (article 28 march 1906)|Brigadier Gerard at the Imperial Theatre]] (4 photos) | ||
* 22.08.1906 : [[Diamonds (article 22 august 1906)|Diamonds]] ''Xema'' | |||
* 22.08.1906 : [[The Latest Treasure Quest]] (3 ill.) ''Xema'' | * 22.08.1906 : [[The Latest Treasure Quest]] (3 ill.) ''Xema'' | ||
Revision as of 16:30, 26 May 2024
The Bystander was a British weekly magazine that featured reviews, topical drawings, cartoons, articles and short stories. It was published between 1903 and 1940, when it merged with The Tatler (titled Tatler & Bystander until 1968).
In 1905, the magazine published an extract of a poem written by Arthur Conan Doyle, but also a lot of photos and drawings related to him.
By Conan Doyle in The Bystander
1905
- 23.08.1905 : The Song of the Bow (1st strophe in article About Quills)
Related articles
1904
- 20.01.1904 : Adventures of Gerard (review)
1905
- 04.01.1905 : Mr. George Manville Fenn
- 05.07.1905 : Anglo-American Friendship: The Pilgrims' Dinner to the American Ambassador (1 ill.)
1906
- 03.01.1906 : Tushery (1 photo)
- 14.03.1906 : Imperial Theatre (review)
- 28.03.1906 : Brigadier Gerard at the Imperial Theatre (4 photos)
- 22.08.1906 : Diamonds Xema
- 22.08.1906 : The Latest Treasure Quest (3 ill.) Xema
1907
- 23.01.1907 : The Question of the Hour(1 photo Edalji)
- 02.10.1907 : The New Lady Conan Doyle (photo)
1909
- 30.06.1909 : The Fires of Fate (review, 9 ill.)
- 21.07.1909 : Our Great Public Schools: No. VIII. - Stonyhurst
- 27.10.1909 : Passing the Times! (photo ACD playing cricket)
1910
- 05.01.1910 : The House of Temperley (review)
- 23.02.1910 : The House of Temperley (review, 10 ill. by Norman Morrow)
- 15.06.1910 : The Speckled Band (review, 8 ills by Norman Morrow)
1911
- 19.04.1911 : Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (photo by E. O. Hoppé)
1913
- 03.09.1913 : Literary Knighthoods
- 17.09.1913 : "Sherlock" and "Seymour" — by the Seaside (1 photo)
1914
- 30.12.1914 : A Story of Waterloo (1 ill. by N. M.)
1915
- 24.02.1915 : Frightfulness Founded on Fiction
1920
- 25.02.1920 : Bystabder Marsconigrams, by Harford Worlock
1922
- 29.03.1922 : The Yellow Face (photo)
- 26.07.1922 : Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (drawing by Major)
- 08.11.1922 : The Origin of Ski-ing
1923
- 21.11.1923 : The Return of Sherlock Holmes (review, 6 ill. by MacMichael)
1924
- 17.12.1924 : The Great Detective (1 ill. by Howard K. Elcock)
- 17.12.1924 : Just As Well (1 ill. by Howard K. Elcock)
1926
- 20.01.1926 : The Allahakbarries
1927
- 22.06.1927 : Exit Sherlock Holmes
1928
- 07.03.1928 : Farewell Party by Mr Guy Weir Hogg (play Confessions)
- 30.11.1928 : Xmas Hosts, by Hartley Carrick (14 Carrickatures by Matill.)
1929
- 18.12.1929 : Good-Hearted Gold-Diggers, by Lionel Collier (1 photo)
1930
- 18.06.1930 : Monuments of Popular Literary Characters
1931
- 04.03.1931 : The Sleeping Cardinal (2 photos)
- 11.03.1931 : The Sleeping Cardinal (review)
- 18.03.1931 : The Speckled Band (photo)
1933
- 01.03.1933 : Elementary, my dear Watson, by Trinculo (2 ill. by Rouson)
- 13.09.1933 : Sport with the Lid Off (2 photos)
1934
- 27.02.1934 : He Hasn't Noticed Anything Yet (cartoon)
- 26.06.1934 : Soufflé, Sherlock, and Six Soldiers, by A. G. MacDonell (1 photo)
1936
- 26.08.1936 : Getting Married: Conan Doyle-Mdivani (1 photo)
- 25.11.1936 : Night Life in London: Mr. and Mrs. Denis Conan Doyle (1 photo)
1938
- 01.06.1938 : Getting Married: Conan Doyle-Andersen (1 photo)
