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The Witness Who Would Rather Not Say by H. M. Bateman

The Witness Who Would Rather Not Say by H. M. Bateman


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The Witness Who Would Rather Not Say by H. M. Bateman

A glamorous woman in the witness stand at a court hearing, keeps her own counsel, much to the delight of the judge and others present. See picture number 10636972 for the partner to this image. Date: 1939

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Amusing Bateman Case Counsel Courts Discreet Glamorous Hearing Judge Judges Quiet Stand Trial Witness Witnesses


EDITORS COMMENTS
In the hallowed halls of justice, where truth and fairness are the guiding principles, enters a glamorous woman, turning the ordinary court hearing into an extraordinary spectacle. The photograph, titled "The Witness Who Would Rather Not Say" by H.M. Bateman, captures the moment of quiet amusement that swept through the room as she took her place on the witness stand. Dressed in an elegant gown and adorned with an air of mystery, she kept her own counsel, much to the delight of the judge and others present. The judge, with a twinkle in his eye, leaned forward, intrigued by the enigma before him. The lawyers exchanged knowing glances, their curiosity piqued. The audience in the gallery couldn't help but whisper amongst themselves, wondering what secrets this woman held. Bateman's humorous take on the courtroom drama adds an element of whimsy to the serious proceedings. The woman's discreet demeanor, her unwavering gaze, and the slight smile playing on her lips, all contribute to the amusing scene. This image, a testament to the power of silence, is a reminder that sometimes, the most eloquent words are the ones left unsaid. Bateman's cartoon, created in 1939, continues to resonate with us today, as we appreciate the humor and wit in the everyday. The companion piece to this image, "The Solicitor Who Couldn't Help But Ask," completes the story, revealing the woman's reason for her reticence. Together, these two cartoons offer a delightful glimpse into the world of Bateman's comic genius.

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