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... r American Invasion of Theatreland HE DIDN'T WANT TO DO IT, AT THE PRINCE OF WALES'S THEATRE, AND EXCUSE ME! AT THE GARRICK THEATRE /fT BY JINGLE J'SA J J WHILE the United States Government has been con sidering the very thorny question of neutrality ...
... Patriotism of those men, ineligible for the regular army, who are daily preparing themselves to defend our homes against invasion. They may never be wanted, but they are there. It is the same with POND'S EXTRACT-- the wonderful first aid that for over ...
... that English is now being taught to the new German reserve formations, as a knowledge of the language will, in the event of invasion, facilitate relations with the natives. Yes it will certainly enable the unfortunate prisoners to converse with their gaolers ...
... is that one's knowableness depends upon one's personality and intelligence. se1ucnce g°uty ancestors dating from the last invasion of England will not carry you into the enchanted circle if you are an unmitigated bore or snob. One's people count less than ...
... unanimously against entering the present conflict some of its excitement he must have, even at secondhand. If he have no invasion to fear, at least let him pretend its possibility and all its concomitants with the utmost force of his imagination. In the ...
... secret wireless plant. HPhe reason why Calais is a word of such ill-omen is, apparently, because it is the base for a possible invasion of England. The correct British attitude in face of a possible German occupation of Calais is to obliterate from the mind ...
... quite conscientiously elaborate at one time there are so many German officers on the stage that you could almost fancy that invasion had come at last. As a melodrama for touring purposes A Daughter of England should be suitable enough, but it is hardly up ...
... belief that he and his hundreds of thousands of fellow Civil Volunteers ought to be of some distinct use in event of (x) Invasion, or (2) Unforeseen Shortage of Foreign Service Men. Believes that for all immediate emergencies the country is, or ought ...
... in 1914 Belgium could furnish only six divisions of all arms and a cavalry division. Her mobilisation was interrupted by invasion. She had faithfully, as a neutral, distributed her forces to repel intruders from any quarter the first or Ghent division ...
... with us. As was but natural, since we were all Army or Navy men, the conversation was, for the most part, shop. A German invasion of England was the favourite topic, and over and over again we worked through every detail of offence and defence. I remember ...
... Faterland. Callender remembered chaffing him, in that dim impossible past before the war, about the Daily Mail and the German invasion, and he remembered how his laughing accusa tions had been met with indignant denials and all the dear old lies about a p ...