This newspaper clipping includes a snapshot of two males walking side by side and a brief article.  The men are identified as Henry James and J.M. Barrie, a children’s book author.  The man to our left is in mid-stride, using a walking stick with his arm to our right and holding a pipe in the other hand.  He has a dark moustache, eyebrows and eyes, and his dark hair is visible beneath his bowler hat.  He gazes slightly to our right.  He wears a buttoned-up dark wool lapelled topcoat with a white scarf tucked into his neck.  He wears black pants and shiny black leather shoes.  To our right is a slightly larger man, also in midstride, who appears to be talking. He is slightly behind the first man and his hand to our left rests on the shoulder of the other man.  He is clean-shaven, looks directly forward and wears a shiny tall top hat.  In his gloved hand to our right he holds a walking stick with a light colored knob at the top.  He wears an open long topcoat over another double-breasted coat that is buttoned-up.  He wears dark pants and shiny leather shoes.  The title of the article is “Barrie and Henry James on a Street in London”.