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![THE ONLY SMART WAY OF SEEING THE NEW YEAR IN - SOCIETY'S NEW LAW: "AULD LANG SYNE" AT THE SAVOY RESTAURANT.<br><br>A thousand guests sat down to supper at the Savoy on New Year's Eve and saw the New Year in amid a scene of boisterous enthusiasm. A choir of boys sang "Rule, Britannia." and after midnight struck the company at all the tables joined hands round the room and sang "Auld Lang Syne." Everything is now being transferred to the restaurant, and even the New Year's Eve ceremonies, once domestic of the domestic, are celebrated in public.<br><br>Scene from The Illustrated London News - Saturday, January 5, 1907 (No. 3533, vol. CXXX) - Centrefold p.20 - drawn by Max Cowper.<br><br>AULD LANG SYNE<br><br>Burns’ verse:<br><br>Should auld acquaintance be forgot,<br><br>and never brought to mind ?<br><br>Should auld acquaintance be forgot,<br><br>and auld lang syne ?<br><br>CHORUS: <br><br>For auld lang syne, my dear, <br><br>for auld lang syne, <br><br>we’ll tak a cup o’ kindness yet, <br><br>for auld lang syne. ..... etc.<br><br>©2006 TopFoto<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>](images/thumbs/1038223.jpg "THE ONLY SMART WAY OF SEEING THE NEW YEAR IN - SOCIETY'S NEW LAW: "AULD LANG SYNE\" AT THE SAVOY RESTAURANT.<br><br>A thousand guests sat down to supper at the Savoy on New Year's Eve and saw the New Year in amid a scene of boisterous enthusiasm. A choir of boys sang "Rule, Britannia.\" and after midnight struck the company at all the tables joined hands round the room and sang "Auld Lang Syne.\" Everything is now being transferred to the restaurant, and even the New Year's Eve ceremonies, once domestic of the domestic, are celebrated in public.<br><br>Scene from The Illustrated London News - Saturday, January 5, 1907 (No. 3533, vol. CXXX) - Centrefold p.20 - drawn by Max Cowper.<br><br>AULD LANG SYNE<br><br>Burns’ verse:<br><br>Should auld acquaintance be forgot,<br><br>and never brought to mind ?<br><br>Should auld acquaintance be forgot,<br><br>and auld lang syne ?<br><br>CHORUS: <br><br>For auld lang syne, my dear, <br><br>for auld lang syne, <br><br>we’ll tak a cup o’ kindness yet, <br><br>for auld lang syne. ..... etc.<br><br>©2006 TopFoto<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>")
![Paris in darkness. The surroundings of the Clichy place, the evening of the strike of the electricians. "Le Petit Journal", March 1907.<br>](images/thumbs/rv15406-6.jpg "Paris in darkness. The surroundings of the Clichy place, the evening of the strike of the electricians. "Le Petit Journal\", March 1907.<br>")
![The French battleship "Iéna", after its explosion in Toulon (Var), on March 12, 1907.](images/thumbs/RV9116-8.jpg "The French battleship "Iéna\", after its explosion in Toulon (Var), on March 12, 1907.")
!["Happy New Year" card. 1907.](images/thumbs/RV8985-9.jpg ""Happy New Year\" card. 1907.")
![Apaches attacking a black to bleach it with the Ripolin. "Le Petit Journal", july 28, 1907.](images/thumbs/RV8645-7.jpg "Apaches attacking a black to bleach it with the Ripolin. "Le Petit Journal\", july 28, 1907.")
![The First Vessel from Japan's own yards: The World's biggest battleship, The "Satsuma," secretly Launched.<br>30 March 1907](images/thumbs/0859102.jpg "The First Vessel from Japan's own yards: The World's biggest battleship, The "Satsuma,\" secretly Launched.<br>30 March 1907")
![Front cover of "Salome", 1907. Green and gold decoration of the front cover of "Salome " by Oscar Wilde, (London,1907). Front cover of "Salome", 1907. <br>Credit: The British Library / HIP / TopFoto](images/thumbs/0488891.jpg "Front cover of "Salome\", 1907. Green and gold decoration of the front cover of "Salome \" by Oscar Wilde, (London,1907). Front cover of "Salome\", 1907. <br>Credit: The British Library / HIP / TopFoto")
![Otto's Holland 1905. Article - "Shooting and fishing on the ice" Badminton February 1907. "On the ice."](images/thumbs/0139135.jpg "Otto's Holland 1905. Article - "Shooting and fishing on the ice\" Badminton February 1907. "On the ice.\"")
!["Hope II" (1907), by Gustav Klimt (1862-1918). New York, museum of modern art.](images/thumbs/rv19210-1.jpg ""Hope II\" (1907), by Gustav Klimt (1862-1918). New York, museum of modern art.")
!["La Vierge au jardin fleuri" (1907), by Maurice Denis (1870-1943). Ancient collection Aubry museum. RVB-13506 © ADAGP](images/thumbs/rv17820-17.jpg ""La Vierge au jardin fleuri\" (1907), by Maurice Denis (1870-1943). Ancient collection Aubry museum. RVB-13506 © ADAGP")
![Self Portrait with a Model, 1907 (oil on canvas) <br>Kirchner, Ernst Ludwig (1880-1938) <br>Location Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany <br>Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (May 6, 1880 - June 15, 1938) was a German expressionist painter and one of the founders of the artists group Die Brücke or "The Bridge."<br>©TopFoto](images/thumbs/0969788.jpg "Self Portrait with a Model, 1907 (oil on canvas) <br>Kirchner, Ernst Ludwig (1880-1938) <br>Location Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany <br>Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (May 6, 1880 - June 15, 1938) was a German expressionist painter and one of the founders of the artists group Die Brücke or "The Bridge.\"<br>©TopFoto")
![THE WORLD'S LARGEST DIAMOND<br>Most highly-prized of all precious stones, diamonds consist of pure crystalized carbon. One of the chief sources is the South African mines - steeply-walled volcanic "pipes" filled with broken-up masses of bluish -green rock known as "blue ground". The famous Cullinan stone, discovered near Pretoria in 1905 and presented to King Edward VII in 1907, was the size of a turkey's egg and weighed in its uncut state 3,025 carats. From it were cut nine large diamonds (now part of the Crown Jewels) and 96 small brillants. We illustrate the stone in the rough, and also the largest of the cut diamonds, mounted in the Royal Sceptre.](images/thumbs/0086809.jpg "THE WORLD'S LARGEST DIAMOND<br>Most highly-prized of all precious stones, diamonds consist of pure crystalized carbon. One of the chief sources is the South African mines - steeply-walled volcanic "pipes\" filled with broken-up masses of bluish -green rock known as "blue ground\". The famous Cullinan stone, discovered near Pretoria in 1905 and presented to King Edward VII in 1907, was the size of a turkey's egg and weighed in its uncut state 3,025 carats. From it were cut nine large diamonds (now part of the Crown Jewels) and 96 small brillants. We illustrate the stone in the rough, and also the largest of the cut diamonds, mounted in the Royal Sceptre.")
![Colette and Georges Wague in the mimodrama "La Chair". November 1907.](images/thumbs/RV8441-3.jpg "Colette and Georges Wague in the mimodrama "La Chair\". November 1907.")
![The Extraordinary Weybridge Track to be opened for Motor Ascots on 17 June 1907 Bird's-eye view sketched on the spot by Melton Prior The first motor track in the kingdom has been constructed by the Brooklands Automobile Racing Club near Weybridge. It is an extraordinary piece of engineering and the slopes of the curves have been so cleverly calculated that an unsteered car travelling at ninety miles an hour would run on the top of the slope with perfect safety : the analogy is that of a pea revolving in a bowl Each lap of the course measures 3½ miles<br>"Where motors fly like peas in a bowl : the Wonderful sloping sides of the Motor Track at Weybridge"<br>Total cost (nearly): £100,000<br>Concrete track and bridges: 35,000 cubic yards<br>Length road track: 3 miles<br>Earthwork shifted (including roads)<br>Width of track: 90 feet<br>Two bridges over River Wey: £10,000<br>](images/thumbs/0703259.jpg "The Extraordinary Weybridge Track to be opened for Motor Ascots on 17 June 1907 Bird's-eye view sketched on the spot by Melton Prior The first motor track in the kingdom has been constructed by the Brooklands Automobile Racing Club near Weybridge. It is an extraordinary piece of engineering and the slopes of the curves have been so cleverly calculated that an unsteered car travelling at ninety miles an hour would run on the top of the slope with perfect safety : the analogy is that of a pea revolving in a bowl Each lap of the course measures 3½ miles<br>"Where motors fly like peas in a bowl : the Wonderful sloping sides of the Motor Track at Weybridge\"<br>Total cost (nearly): £100,000<br>Concrete track and bridges: 35,000 cubic yards<br>Length road track: 3 miles<br>Earthwork shifted (including roads)<br>Width of track: 90 feet<br>Two bridges over River Wey: £10,000<br>")
