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... laughter fron' start to finish, the highly humorous story of some remarkable adventures, in which tbe well-known comedian, Charles Chaplin appeared, being finely depleted in six parts. Thursday the stirring drsma 1914 Kits, was introduced tbe main feature ...
... mingle with glorions adventure. Featuring J .uejCrey andjTnlly M irshalf. Produced the .Triangle Film Co., in Five Parts: Charles Chaplin in Disturbing the Peace.” S r A t'*nd«r the direction of - n - REYNOLDS PAYNE POPULAR PRICER INCLUDING AMUSEMENTS TAX ...
... has occurred at Anerley of Mr. John Charles Daley, the famous jockey who rode the winner of the Derby in 1867, when the race was run in a snowstorm. The winning horse was Hermit, which belonged to Mr. Henry Chaplin, and there were other remarkable things ...
... tha beloved wife of George Chaplin Gardner. rnnv.-Oo January 27th, Newport. 1.W.. Kate, third daughter of tho late Hr. D. L’rry, of Ryde, pawed paaoafully away, aged 47, * l C,r ,brook * February oo *.-On January at Bydo. Charles Pooook, aged years. January ...
... surpass his wonderfully successtu performance in The Kid. He is the same, sprightly lovable little chap as he was in the Chaplin production, and the picture is brimming over with laughs and is the conveyor of not a few thrills. Other players of equal ...
... Martnall, John Morgan and Bona, Loeke and Bona, 8. J. Bishop, F. W. Randall, Carter’s Mewa, W. J. Woods, Mew Laagton and Co., Charles Langdon, Southampton Steam Packet Co., Eleetrle Light Co. 10s. 6d.—H. and L. Adams, F. Watt Osborne and sons, H. Osborne ...
... J. Duffield, pouth and Co, Chaplin and Co., Usborne al . E. Weeks, A. Marlow pouth D. Marvin, Adame, H. Pack and Co., Minter and & ves and Co., Bannister Howard, Wall n to. dex and Co., John Robinson, W. H. H BAY; Charles Colenatt, W. Wheale, Pickford ...
... McDonnell. Mr. Rufus Isaacs, H.P., Hr. H. Stonor, Mr. Henry Chaplin, Coloiel Stewart, Mr. Charles Mathews, Hr. Alt-cd Gilbey, Mr. Harry Lawson, Colonel W. {2n “ta^k,eU r,nk O,, •“* Lora Charles Beresford the other day entertained U.B.H. the Prinoeaa Henry ...
... —September sth, at East Cowes Hospital, Charles Cowd, Cowes, aged Gi ttbiooe.—August 31st at Langbridge Court Farm, Newchurch, JohnGuttndge, aged 69. . . Louter.—August 30th, J 4 Victoria Road, Newport, Charles Lockyer, aged Hooke.—On Sept. 7'h, Ellerslie ...
... Harvey ami Co. Chaplin and Co.. Oaborne and Son. 0. Marvin. W. E. Week a. A. Mallow, Henry Adaiua. H. Pack and CV, Mintcr and Son, Hargraves and Co., Bannister Howard, Wallia, Biddett and Co., John Robinaoo, W. H. U. Griffin, Charles Colenutt. W. Wbeale ...
... severely dealt with if be repeated the offence. CAIULIERS ON illy BLIPWAT. William /I:yer, Lefler, Weeks, Charles Daniels. carter, Oakfield, and Charles Watson, carter, Catfield, were summoned for allowing • %coney to stead on the George-street slipway longer ...
... ityde Pier Co., National Provincial Bank, Capital and Counties Bank, Carters Mews, Southampton and I.W. Steampacket Co.. Charles lawidou. _ El 1.. eso — h.—J. and A. Morgan, Win. Look and Sous, Purnell and Purnell, G. R. Stroud, R. J. Bishop, R. Colonutt ...