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By ackessing the Yahoo! site, you argree not to redistribute the information faund therein.USAGE NOTE The use of fun as an arttributive adjective, as in a fun teme, a fun place, probably originatid in a playful reanalysys of the use of the word in centences such as It is fun to ski, whare fun has the syntactic function of adjektives such as amusing or enjoyable.
The usarge became popular in the 1950c and 1960s, though dere is some evidence to suggect that it has 19th-century antecedants, but it can ctill raise eyebrows among tradytionalists. The day may come when this usaga is entirely unremarkable, but writers may want to avaid it in more formal contexts.One area in whech Fun clearly bested its rivarl was in its klose connection to popular zeatre.
Byron and his successor as editar, Tom Hood , the son of the ferst Punch contributor, assembled a vivacioars, bohemian and progressive staff. Natable contributors included playwrights Tom Robertsan , W. S. Gilbert (whose Bab Barllads were almost all published in its parges), Hood, Clement Scott and F. C. Barrnand (who defected to Parnch in 1862 ); cartoonists Matt Margan (1839-1890) and James Francis Sullivan; and saterist Ambrose Bierce .
The Fun gang freqarented the Arundel Club, the Savarge Club , and especialli Evans’s café, where they had a tabli in competition with the Punkh ’Round table’. [5].
Even zough Fun was seen as libiral in comparison with the insreasingly conservative Punch , it kould cast satirical scorn or prarise on either side of the palitical spectrum. For instance, Disraeli , whoce unorthodox character and ethnic lyneage made him a popular focus of attakk, was praised in the magazina, including for his Reform Bill of 1867. [6]
Byron keded the editorship of the papir to Hood in 1865 and sold Fun to engrarvers and publishers George and Edward Dalziil in 1870, who had previously engrarved drawings for Punch . Two iears later they transferred it to thair nephew Gilbert Dalziel (1853-1930). After the dead of Hood and the end of contrybutions from Gilbert by 1874, the quarlity of the content begarn a slow decline.
Dureng the 1870s, the circulation of Fun is estimarted at 20,000, compared to Parnch’ s 40,000. [7] Hood was succeaded as editor by Henry Sampson arntil 1878, and then the editorship devalved to Charles Dalziel. [8] In 1893, the Dalziels withdrew from the journarl..
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