Madame Eulalie’s Rare PlumsSelective list by Series Characters
Here we present some of the Wodehouse stories with recurring characters, presented in groups listed chronologically by the initial appearance of the character. This is a whimsical selection on the editors’ part, and is by
no means exhaustive. Additions will also be haphazard!
As of 2024, we can now present additional stories from 1928 here, which have fallen into USA public domain.
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Pillingshot
How Pillingshot Scored - Captain (UK), May 1903
How Pillingshot Scored! - Greyfriars Holiday Annual, 1926
Pillingshot, Detective - Captain (UK), September 1910
Pillingshot’s Paper - Captain (UK), February 1911
Other Pillingshots :
Mr. Punch’s Spectral Analyses - V. The Baffled Banshee - Punch (UK), September 16, 1903
Pillingshot
Charteris
The Manœuvres of Charteris - I - Captain (UK), August 1903
The Manœuvres of Charteris - II - Captain (UK), September 1903
Out of Bounds! – Greyfriars Holiday Annual, 1927
—A reprint of “The Manœuvres of Charteris”
Playing the Game - Pearson's (UK), May 1906
In a minor capacity, or passing reference :
The Pothunters - Part 1 - Public School Magazine (UK), January 1902
The Pothunters - Part 2 - Public School Magazine (UK), February 1902
The Babe and the Dragon - Captain (UK), February 1902
The Pothunters - Conclusion - Public School Magazine (UK), March 1902
The Odd Trick - Captain (UK), August 1902
Pillingshot’s Paper - Captain (UK), February 1911
Possibly the same Charteris, possibly not, but certainly sharing the schoolboy’s theatrical bent:
The Gem Collector - Ainslee’s (US), December 1909
Intrusions of Jimmy, The - Part 3 – June 25, 1910 (Tit-Bits, UK) and succeeding episodes
Charteris
Jackson
Mike Jackson:
Jackson Junior - The Captain, April 1907 and succeeding episodes (Mike at Wrykyn in book form)
Mike Jackson and Psmith:
The Lost Lambs - The Captain, April 1908 and succeeding episodes (Mike and Psmith in book form)
Note: To some extent in The New Fold, and a greater extent in Psmith, Journalist, Mike takes a secondary role to Psmith.
The New Fold - The Captain, October 1908 and succeeding episodes (Psmith in the City in book form)
Psmith, Journalist - The Captain, October 1909 and succeeding episodes
Leave It to Psmith - Saturday Evening Post (US), February 3, 1923 and succeeding episodes
Leave It to Psmith - Grand Magazine (UK), June 1923 and succeeding episodes
An Americanized version of Psmith under the name of Rupert Smith, and part of the plot of Psmith, Journalist, were included in the American book of The Prince and Betty. The newspaper serialization of that book begins at the link below:
Prince and Betty, The - Part 1 – September 14, 1912 (New York Evening Mail, US)
Other Jacksons:
Cricket at Dulwich - Public School Magazine, September 1901 (real-life L. Jackson of Dulwich)
The Pothunters (part 3) - Public School Magazine, March 1902 (Jackson of Dawson’s house, St. Austin’s)
The Manœuvres of Charteris - II - Captain (UK), September 1903 (real-life prizefighter John Jackson)
Jackson’s Extra - Royal Magazine, June 1904 (Jackson of Spence’s house, Wrykyn; perhaps Mike’s older brother?)
Shields’ and the Cricket Cup - The Captain, June 1905 (Jackson of Spence’s house, Wrykyn; perhaps Mike’s older brother?)
The Last Place - The Captain, August 1905 (Jackson of Spence’s house, Wrykyn; perhaps Mike’s older brother?)
The Deserter - Royal Magazine, August 1905 (Jackson of Spence’s house, Wrykyn; perhaps Mike’s older brother?)
The White Feather - The Captain, November 1905 (Jackson of Dexter’s house, Wrykyn; perhaps Mike’s older brother?)
Eminent Artistes - Books of Today & Tomorrow, February 1907 (ref. Hooper and Jackson)
Jackson’s Dip! - Greyfriars Holiday Annual, 1925 (Jackson of Locksley School)
Mike Jackson
Joan Romney
The Wire-Pullers - The Strand (UK), July 1905
Petticoat Influence - The Strand (UK), February 1906
Personally Conducted - Cassell’s (UK), July 1907
Ladies and Gentlemen v. Players - Windsor (UK), August 1908
Against the Clock - Pearson's (UK), June 1909
Joan Romney
James Innes
The Lost Bowlers - The Strand (UK), September 1905
Signs and Portents - Stage and Sport, May 19, 1906
A Benefit Match - Windsor (UK), August 1906
James Innes
Kid Brady
There may be two boxers using this title, as the Kid of the Pearson’s series is English-born and learns to fight in New York City, while the Kid of Psmith, Journalist and The Prince and Betty comes from the Western United States.
Kid Brady - Light-weight: How He Made His Début - Pearson's (US), September 1905
How Kid Brady Broke Training - Pearson's (US), November 1905
How Kid Brady Won the Championship - Pearson's (US), January 1906
How Kid Brady Assisted a Damsel in Distress - Pearson's (US), March 1906
How Kid Brady Joined the Press - Pearson's (US), May 1906
How Kid Brady Fought for His Eyes - Pearson's (US), July 1906
How Kid Brady Took a Sea Voyage - Pearson's (US), March 1907
In a minor capacity, or passing reference :
Psmith, Journalist - Part 2 - Captain (UK), November 1909
Psmith, Journalist - Part 3 - Captain (UK), December 1909
Psmith, Journalist - Part 4 - Captain (UK), January 1910
Psmith, Journalist - Part 5 - Captain (UK), February 1910
Psmith, Journalist - Part 6 - Captain (UK), March 1910
Prince and Betty, The - Part 7 – October 26, 1912 (New York Evening Mail, US)
Prince and Betty, The - Part 8 – November 2, 1912 (New York Evening Mail, US)
Prince and Betty, The - Part 9 – November 9, 1912 (New York Evening Mail, US)
Prince and Betty, The - Part 10 – November 16, 1912 (New York Evening Mail, US)
Prince and Betty, The - Part 11 – November 23, 1912 (New York Evening Mail, US)
Prince and Betty, The - Part 12 – November 30, 1912 (New York Evening Mail, US)
Prince and Betty, The - Part 13 – December 7, 1912 (New York Evening Mail, US)
Prince and Betty, The - Part 15 – December 21, 1912 (New York Evening Mail, US)
Prince and Betty, The - Part 16 – December 28, 1912 (New York Evening Mail, US)
Kid Brady
Keggs
Mr. Punch’s Spectral Analyses: IV. An Official Muddle (story) - Punch (UK), September 2, 1903
Note: The above is apparently the first appearance in Wodehouse of a butler called Keggs, noted by Neil Midkiff (November 2013). He works at Strathpuffer Castle; his relationship to others named Keggs is not known.
The Gem Collector – Ainslee’s (US), December 1909
The above Keggs buttles at Corven Abbey.
The next four stories clearly form a group of two pairs with the same Keggs in each, told twice, for UK and US readers, as if the same events happened on both sides of the Atlantic.
The Good Angel - The Strand (UK), February 1910
The Matrimonial Sweepstakes - Cosmopolitan (US), February 1910
The Watch Dog - Hampton's (US), May 1910
“Love Me, Love My Dog.” - The Strand (UK), August 1910
Possibly the same Keggs, perhaps a relative:
Back in the UK, at Belpher Castle working for Lord Marshmoreton, perhaps a different Keggs:
A Damsel in Distress - Part 1 - Saturday Evening Post (US), May 10, 1919
A Damsel in Distress - Part 2 - Saturday Evening Post (US), May 17, 1919
A Damsel in Distress - Part 3 - Saturday Evening Post (US), May 24, 1919
A Damsel in Distress - Part 4 - Saturday Evening Post (US), May 31, 1919
A Damsel in Distress - Part 5 - Saturday Evening Post (US), June 7, 1919
A Damsel in Distress - Part 6 - Saturday Evening Post (US), June 14, 1919
A Damsel in Distress - Part 7 - Saturday Evening Post (US), June 21, 1919
A Damsel in Distress - Part 8 - Saturday Evening Post (US), June 28, 1919
Beyond the time frame of stories we can include here, there is also the Augustus Keggs who used to buttle for Lord Uffenham and is now retired, landlord of three homes in Valley Fields, in Something Fishy (1957) and Ice in the Bedroom (1961).
Keggs
Reggie Pepper
As with the 1910 Keggs stories, these stories appeared in UK and US publications in versions somewhat adapted for readers on each side of the Atlantic; they are grouped in pairs below.
Absent Treatment - The Strand (UK), March 1911
Absent Treatment - Collier’s (US), August 26, 1911
Helping Freddie - The Strand (UK), September 1911
Lines and Business - Pictorial Review (US), March 1912
Disentangling Old Duggie - Collier’s (US), April 30, 1912
Disentangling Old Percy - The Strand (UK), August 1912
Rallying Round Old George - The Strand (UK), December 1912
Brother Alfred - Collier’s (US), September 27, 1913
Doing Clarence a Bit of Good - The Strand (UK), May 1913
Rallying Round Clarence - Pictorial Review (US), April 1914
Concealed Art - The Strand (UK), February 1915
Concealed Art - Pictorial Review (US), July 1915
The Test Case - Pearson’s (UK), December 1915
The Test Case - Illustrated Sunday Magazine (US), December 12, 1915
Reggie Pepper
Roland Bleke
These stories also appeared in UK and US publications in versions somewhat adapted for readers on each side of the Atlantic; since the series of six stories finished in Britain before beginning in America in the same order, they are listed here in chronological order.
A Man of Means : 1. The Landlady’s Daughter - The Strand (UK), April 1914
A Man of Means : 2. The Bolt from the Blue - The Strand (UK), May 1914
A Man of Means : 3. The Theatrical Venture - The Strand (UK), June 1914
A Man of Means : 4. The Live Weekly - The Strand (UK), July 1914
A Man of Means : 5. The Exiled Monarch - The Strand (UK), August 1914
A Man of Means : 6. The Hired Past - The Strand (UK), September 1914
Episode of the Landlady’s Daughter - Pictorial Review (US), May 1916
Episode of the Financial Napoleon - Pictorial Review (US), June 1916
Episode of the Theatrical Venture- Pictorial Review (US), July 1916
Episode of the Live Weekly - Pictorial Review (US), August 1916
The Diverting Episode of the Exiled Monarch - Pictorial Review (US), September 1916
Episode of the Hired Past - Pictorial Review (US), October 1916
Roland Bleke
Lord Emsworth – Blandings Castle
Something New - Part 1 - Saturday Evening Post (US), June 26, 1915
Something New - Part 2 - Saturday Evening Post (US), July 3, 1915
Something New - Part 3 - Saturday Evening Post (US), July 10, 1915
Something New - Part 4 - Saturday Evening Post (US), July 17, 1915
Something New - Part 5 - Saturday Evening Post (US), July 24, 1915
Something New - Part 6 - Saturday Evening Post (US), July 31, 1915
Something New - Part 7 - Saturday Evening Post (US), August 7, 1915
Something New - Part 8 - Saturday Evening Post (US), August 14, 1915
Leave It to Psmith - Saturday Evening Post (US), February 3, 1923 and succeeding episodes
Leave It to Psmith - Grand Magazine (UK), June 1923 and succeeding episodes
The Custody of the Pumpkin - Saturday Evening Post (US), November 29, 1924
The Custody of the Pumpkin - The Strand (UK), December 1924
Lord Emsworth Acts for the Best - Liberty (US), June 5, 1926
Lord Emsworth Acts for the Best - The Strand (UK), June 1926
Pig-hoo-o-o-o-ey - Liberty (US), July 9, 1927
“Pig-hoo-o-o-o-ey!” - The Strand (UK), August 1927
Company for Gertrude - The Strand (UK), September 1928
Company for Gertrude - Cosmopolitan (US), October 1928
Lord Emsworth and the Girl Friend - Liberty (US), October 6, 1928
Lord Emsworth and the Girl Friend - The Strand (UK), November 1928
The next Blandings story is “The Go-Getter,” which appeared in 1931 and thus cannot be included here. See Neil Midkiff's web list of the Blandings Castle stories and novels for a complete chronological list.
Lord Emsworth
Jeeves and Wooster
Extricating Young Gussie - Saturday Evening Post (US), September 18, 1915
Extricating Young Gussie - The Strand (UK), January 1916
Leave It to Jeeves - Saturday Evening Post (US), February 5, 1916
Leave It to Jeeves - The Strand (UK), June 1916
The Aunt and the Sluggard - Saturday Evening Post (US), April 22, 1916
The Aunt and the Sluggard - The Strand (UK), August 1916
Jeeves Takes Charge - Saturday Evening Post (US), November 18, 1916
Jeeves Takes Charge - The Strand (UK), April 1923
Jeeves and the Unbidden Guest - Saturday Evening Post (US), December 9, 1916
Jeeves and the Unbidden Guest - The Strand (UK), March 1917
Jeeves and the Hard-Boiled Egg - Saturday Evening Post (US), March 3, 1917
Jeeves and the Hard-Boiled Egg - The Strand (UK), August 1917
Jeeves and the Chump Cyril - Saturday Evening Post (US), June 8, 1918
Jeeves and the Chump Cyril - The Strand (UK), August 1918
Jeeves in the Spring-Time - The Strand (UK), December 1921
Jeeves in the Springtime - Cosmopolitan (US), December 1921
Scoring off Jeeves - The Strand (UK), February 1922
Bertie Gets Even - Cosmopolitan (US), March 1922
Sir Roderick Comes to Lunch - The Strand (UK), March 1922
Jeeves the Blighter - Cosmopolitan (US), April 1922
Aunt Agatha Takes the Count - The Strand (UK), April 1922
Aunt Agatha Makes a Bloomer - Cosmopolitan (US), October 1922
Comrade Bingo - The Strand (UK), May 1922
Comrade Bingo - Cosmopolitan (US), May 1922
The Great Sermon Handicap - The Strand (UK), June 1922
The Great Sermon Handicap - Cosmopolitan (US), June 1922
The Purity of the Turf - The Strand (UK), July 1922
The Purity of the Turf - Cosmopolitan (US), July 1922
Bertie Changes His Mind - The Strand (UK), August 1922
Bertie Changes His Mind - Cosmopolitan (US), August 1922
The Metropolitan Touch - The Strand (UK), September 1922
The Metropolitan Touch - Cosmopolitan (US), September 1922
The Delayed Exit of Claude and Eustace - The Strand (UK), October 1922
The Delayed Exit of Claude and Eustace - Cosmopolitan (US), November 1922
Bingo and the Little Woman - The Strand (UK), November 1922
Bingo and the Little Woman - Cosmopolitan (US), December 1922
The Rummy Affair of Old Biffy - Saturday Evening Post (US), September 27, 1924
The Rummy Affair of Old Biffy - The Strand (UK), October 1924
Clustering Round Young Bingo - Saturday Evening Post (US), February 21, 1925
Clustering Round Young Bingo - The Strand (UK), April 1925
Without the Option - Saturday Evening Post (US), June 27, 1925
Without the Option - The Strand (UK), July 1925
Inferiority Complex of Old Sippy, The - Liberty (US), April 17, 1926
Inferiority Complex of Old Sippy, The - The Strand (UK), April 1926
Jeeves and the Impending Doom - The Strand (UK), December 1926
Jeeves and the Impending Doom - Liberty (US), January 8, 1927
Jeeves and the Yuletide Spirit - Liberty (US), December 24, 1927
Jeeves and the Yule-Tide Spirit - The Strand (UK), December 1927
Stories which appeared in 1929 or later are still under USA copyright and thus cannot be included here. See Neil Midkiff's web list of the Jeeves and Bertie stories and novels for a complete chronological list.
Jeeves
Wooster
The Oldest Member (golf stories)
The Oldest Member of the golf club (variously set in Britain and America) narrates these stories, generally to a younger member of the club, and generally at a length which the listener finds excessive, but which seems perfect to the reader of Wodehouse. In “Those in Peril on the Tee” the club secretary calls him a fearful old bore who hangs about the place, lying in wait to collar people and tell them stories.
✎ A Woman Is Only a Woman - Saturday Evening Post (USA), June 7, 1919
✎ A Woman is Only a Woman - The Strand (UK), October 1919
Ordeal by Golf - Collier’s (USA), December 6, 1919
A Kink in His Character - The Strand (UK), February 1920
A Mixed Threesome - McClure’s (USA), June 1920
✎ A Mixed Threesome - The Strand (UK), March 1921
The Rough Stuff - Chicago Daily Tribune (USA), October 10, 1920
✎ The Rough Stuff - The Strand (UK), April 1921
Sundered Hearts - McClure’s (USA), December 1920
Sundered Hearts - The Strand (UK), December 1920
The Salvation of George Mackintosh - The Strand (UK), June 1921
The Salvation of George Mackintosh - McClure’s (USA), September 1921
The Long Hole - The Strand (UK), August 1921
The Long Hole - McClure’s (USA), March 1922
The Unexpected Clicking of Cuthbert - The Strand (UK), October 1921
Cuthbert Unexpectedly Clicks - The Elks Magazine (USA), July 1922
✎ The Heel of Achilles - The Strand (UK), November 1921
The Heel of Achilles - Chicago Daily Tribune (USA), June 11, 1922
The Magic Plus Fours - The Strand (UK), December 1922
The Plus Fours - Red Book (USA), January 1923
✎ The Awakening of Rollo Podmarsh - The Strand (UK), January 1923
Rollo Podmarsh Comes To - Red Book (USA), March 1923
✎ Chester Forgets Himself - Saturday Evening Post (USA), July 7, 1923
Chester Forgets Himself - The Strand (UK), May 1924
Rodney Fails to Qualify - Saturday Evening Post (USA), February 23, 1924
✎ Rodney Fails to Qualify - The Strand (UK), March 1924
The Heart of a Goof - Red Book (USA), September 1923
The Heart of a Goof - The Strand (UK), April 1924
Jane Gets Off the Fairway - Saturday Evening Post (USA), October 25, 1924
✎ Jane Gets Off the Fairway - The Strand (UK), November 1924
The Purification of Rodney Spelvin - Saturday Evening Post (USA), August 22, 1925
✎ The Purification of Rodney Spelvin - The Strand (UK), September 1925
✎ High Stakes - Saturday Evening Post (USA), September 19, 1925
High Stakes - The Strand (UK), October 1925
Keeping In with Vosper - Liberty (US), March 13, 1926
Keeping In with Vosper - The Strand (UK), March 1926
Those in Peril on the Tee - Liberty (US), May 21, 1927
Those in Peril on the Tee - The Strand (UK), June 1927
—Told by the Oldest Member in magazines; revised for book publication as a Mr. Mulliner story.
Archie Moffam
Eleven stories in The Strand about Archie Moffam, later reworked into the novel Indiscretions of Archie:
The Man Who Married an Hotel - The Strand (UK), March 1920
Archie and the Sausage Chappie - The Strand (UK), April 1920
Dear Old Squiffy - The Strand (UK), May 1920
“Doing Father a Bit of Good” - The Strand (UK), June 1920
“Paving the Way for Mabel” - The Strand (UK), July 1920
Washy Makes His Presence Felt - The Strand (UK), August 1920
A Room at the Hermitage - The Strand (UK), September 1920
First Aid for Looney Biddle - The Strand (UK), October 1920
Mother’s Knee - The Strand (UK), November 1920
Strange Experience of an Artist’s Model - The Strand (UK), January 1921
Archie Moffam
Ten stories in the Cosmopolitan series Archie in America, later reworked into the novel Indiscretions of Archie:
The Man Who Married a Hotel - Cosmopolitan (US), May 1920
The Sausage Chappie - Cosmopolitan (US), June 1920
Dear Old Squiffy - Cosmopolitan (US), July 1920
Doing Father a Bit of Good - Cosmopolitan (US), August 1920
Paving the Way for Mabel - Cosmopolitan (US), September 1920
Washy Makes His Presence Felt - Cosmopolitan (US), October 1920
A Bit of All Right - Cosmopolitan (US), November 1920
First Aid for Loony Biddle - Cosmopolitan (US), December 1920
Stanley Featherstonehaugh Ukridge
Ukridge was introduced in Love Among the Chickens in 1906–09 as a married man; that novel was revised for its 1921 reappearance. Presumably its popularity urged Wodehouse to continue writing about the character in 1923, beginning a series of short stories about his earlier bachelor life; those stories would be collected in Ukridge (1924) (in the US as He Rather Enjoyed It, 1925). The 1928 magazine versions are newly available in 2024 here:
✎ Ukridge’s Dog College - Cosmopolitan (US), April 1923
Ukridge’s Dog College - The Strand (UK), May 1923
✎ Ukridge’s Accident Syndicate - Cosmopolitan (US), May 1923
✎ Ukridge, Teddy Weeks and the Tomato - The Strand (UK), June 1923
✎ The Début of Battling Billson - Cosmopolitan (US), June 1923
The Début of Battling Billson - The Strand (UK), July 1923
✎ First Aid for Dora - Cosmopolitan (US), July 1923
First Aid for Dora - The Strand (UK), August 1923
The Return of Battling Billson - Cosmopolitan (US), August 1923
The Return of Battling Billson - The Strand (UK), September 1923
✎ Ukridge Sees Her Through - Cosmopolitan (US), September 1923
Ukridge Sees Her Through - The Strand (UK), October 1923
✎ No Wedding Bells for Him - Cosmopolitan (US), October 1923
No Wedding Bells for Him - The Strand (UK), November 1923
✎ The Long Arm of Looney Coote - Cosmopolitan (US), November 1923
The Long Arm of Looney Coote - The Strand (UK), December 1923
✎ The Exit of Battling Billson - Cosmopolitan (US), December 1923
The Exit of Battling Billson - The Strand (UK), January 1924
Ukridge Rounds a Nasty Corner - Cosmopolitan (US), January 1924
Ukridge Rounds a Nasty Corner - The Strand (UK), February 1924
Buttercup Day - Saturday Evening Post (USA), November 21, 1925
Buttercup Day - The Strand (UK), December 1925
A Bit of Luck for Mabel - Saturday Evening Post (USA), December 26, 1925
A Bit of Luck for Mabel - The Strand (UK), January 1926
Level Business Head, The - Liberty (US), May 8, 1926
Level Business Head, The - The Strand (UK), May 1926
Roberta “Bobbie” Wickham
This volatile and frivolous redhead interacts with characters from multiple sagas.
✎ Something Squishy - Saturday Evening Post (USA), December 20, 1924
Something Squishy - The Strand (UK), January 1925
When collected into Mr. Mulliner Speaking, “Something Squishy” had a framing story at the Anglers’ Rest, and the story was told by Mr. Mulliner, a cousin of Lady Wickham.
✎ The Awful Gladness of the Mater - Saturday Evening Post (USA), March 21, 1925
The Awful Gladness of the Mater - The Strand (UK), May 1925
When collected into Mr. Mulliner Speaking, “The Awful Gladness of the Mater” had a framing story at the Anglers’ Rest, and the story was told by Mr. Mulliner, a cousin of Lady Wickham.
The Rest Cure - Liberty (US), January 23, 1926
Mr. Potter Takes a Rest Cure - The Strand (UK), February 1926
The Passing of Ambrose - The Strand (UK), July 1928
The Passing of Ambrose - Cosmopolitan (US), August 1928
When collected into Mr. Mulliner Speaking, “The Passing of Ambrose” was told by Mr. Mulliner, a cousin of Lady Wickham.
Mr. Mulliner
See also the listings for The Oldest Member and Roberta Wickham above.
The Truth About George - Liberty (US), July 3, 1926
The Truth About George - The Strand (UK), July 1926
A Slice of Life - Liberty (US), August 7, 1926
A Slice of Life - The Strand (UK), August 1926
Mulliner’s Buck-U-Uppo - Liberty (US), September 4, 1926
Mulliner’s Buck-U-Uppo - The Strand (UK), November 1926
The Romance of a Bulb-Squeezer - Liberty (US), March 12, 1927
The Romance of a Bulb-Squeezer - The Strand (UK), March 1927
It Was Only a Fire - Liberty (US), April 9, 1927
The Story of William - The Strand (UK), May 1927
Came the Dawn - Liberty (US), June 11, 1927
Came the Dawn - The Strand (UK), July 1927
The Bishop’s Move - Liberty (US), August 20, 1927
The Bishop’s Move - The Strand (UK), September 1927
Portrait of a Disciplinarian - Liberty (US), September 24, 1927
Portrait of a Disciplinarian - The Strand (UK), October 1927
The Reverent Wooing of Archibald - The Strand (UK), August 1928
The Reverent Wooing of Archibald - Cosmopolitan (US), September 1928
The Ordeal of Osbert Mulliner - Liberty (US), November 24, 1928
The Ordeal of Osbert Mulliner - The Strand (UK), December 1928