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... The American Invasion A record in transatlantic bookings has set us paragraphing on the American invasion. This is now an annual affair sufficiently important to call for Press comments, though Dot vital enough to induce in us a new point of view. The ...
... THE AMERICAN INVASION. A VERY ATTRACTIVE PORTRAIT OF MISS GEBHARD Whose people are well known in Paris and New York, and who have taken Lord Methuen's seat, Corsham Court, Wilts Lallie Charles ...
... The American Invasion A record in transatlantic bookings has set us paragraphing on the American invasion. This is now an annual affair sufficiently important to call for Press comments, though Dot vital enough to induce in us a new point of view. The ...
... AN INVASION WE ALL WELCOME. PRINTERS' PIE ON THE BOOKSTALLS-- REMINISCENCES OF MAY 13 The above snapshots one taken at Messrs. Wyman's stall at Euston Station and the other at Messrs. Smith and Son's stall at Victoria depict the brave array of Pie that ...
... Til'CBIBMM A Russian Invasion. All through May Russian dancers will be the supreme attraction at most of the great variety theatres in London, and we shall all talk of the technique of the art of motion, and compare Pavlova with Preobrajenska, and Kyasht ...
... THE FOREIGNER IN SCOTLAND: TWO INVASIONS The Russian That 35,000 subjects of the Tsar should be hard at work north of the Tweed seems to have come as a surprise to many Southerners, who regard Scotland as immune from the alien. That he should flock into ...
... The AUSTRO-GERMAN Invasion of Northern SERBIA. A description of the state of the city of Belgrade is given in an article by Mile. Margarete Veszi, the Hungarian correspondent, which is quoted by The Morning Post. According to this account the Russian ...
... THE FOREIGNER IN SCOTLAND: TWO INVASIONS The Russian That 35,000 subjects of the Tsar should be hard at work north of the Tweed seems to have come as a surprise to many Southerners, who regard Scotland as immune from the alien. That he should flock into ...
... GROWLS 111 i fc-/. l--n- o. n i,'- LONDON FOR THE LONDONER-THE IN ADVISABILITY OF INVASION. I AM convinced that I am not of an inhospitable turn of mind. I will go so far as to say that I am, at a pinch, prepared to welcome the coming with something of ...
... a 1 1 x x x x x x x x x .x v. x y. x x x x m xxv.x x x x x x x. .x. x x y. i] 1 An AMERICAN INVASION of OUR GOLF LINKS. I Mr. F. Ouimef, the Young American Champion Practising on the links at Deal. Mr. F. Ouimet is seen on the right with Lockwood, who ...
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... a he Invasion of Ifssian Dancers in London and IV hat it Means A certain threepenny weekly, known for its amiable humour and its sense of the proprieties, accused me the other day of thinking Anna Pavlova the greatest dancer in the world. Now this is ...