... Russian at the Grafton Galbwies, London, day, said that if nothing further pp.'s as Use result of the war but up to the Russian revolution_ rity would say that the war had night is vain. Tao events seemed this enormous panorama of *vents A setting—that was ...

... the above was held on Wednesday, July 4th to receive the report of their delegate to the Leeds Convention to hail the Russian Revolution. Mr. C. C. Jones, the Council's delegate, said that this gatheung, under the auspices of the Univ.' Socialist Council ...

... been secured for this superdrarna. In up-to-date news, precedence is Risen to a picture recently released of the gloat Russian Revolution. nores.—The film version of Morse.. Arnold [Sennett and Edward Knoblock', famous play, Milestonce, is the opening ...

... betweso the four General Staffs of the Allies concerned. What could a Council at Versailles have done to prevent the Russian Revolution or mitigate ita consequences P It was a revelation that the value and im- Mt:re of a battle should be jodiced by tr ...

... the Allied Government should restate their joint war aims in the light of the changed conditions brought about by the Russian Revolution and the intervention of America. They wanted that declaration to be made before the opening of the next military offensive ...

... a singularly powerful and absorbing picture, depicting the amazing career of the man whose treachery brat: about the Russian revolution. A rat pretty love story ie interwoven into the historical events, and forms • fine groundwork fo: the film. As Rasputin ...