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... victim .4 these gross rumours, spread by men of 'low intelligence and high credulity' to quote Mr Asquith at the Aldwyrh flab. She ordered food for her stepson. the present Colonel Asquith, when he was in the Dardanelles. Our hr ght spy-hunters overheard ...
... instance, Sweet Lavender and By the Shortest of Heads. Remember them ? * * * * — That the rumour that Charles Chaplin is on his way to this country is only a rumour and has no foundation in fact. — That Will M. Ritchie, whose articles have appeared in ...
... with Fighting Odds, a Goldwyn picture featurihg Maxine .Eliott. Cranny, of the Majestic Film Company, a ccording to Dame Rumour, has taken one of the city's largest entertainment howes for the purpose of screening one of 1918's biggest film miccesses ...
... Br WALTER MELVILLE. Most . bustling of all spy plays.— Daily Mail. Full of exciting in cidents.—Daily News. . Vivid— ea pt icating-•-realistic.— Telegraph. Charming creature.—Daily Express. Wildly exciting.—Morning Advertiser. Distinctly ...
... was going to Dean's-yard s whither I also saw several of the higher clergy tending. Honou•ed.—l heard last night a horrid rumour—horrid in some ears—that naval surgeons and paymasters were to have a gold curl on their cuffs, now adorned with plain ...
... Oct. 12. - Feeling in London more yesterday than at any time, I should say, since the beginning of the war. most tremendous rumours were in ci t .. ition. A British landing at Ootend We is certainly untrue), a naval battle (untrue, so far as I know), and ...
... associated nab the production of war material, and theretore, naturally of interest to the enemy, is exceedingly reassuring. Rumours as to the number of enemy aliens so employed have been grossly exagAerated. Those who spread them seem in fact, io have been ...
... run as a Coalitionist. KatzenJammer.—London wore rather a morning-after air - yesterday, following its debauch of peace rumours. I will say for my fellow-citizens that there was no attempt at rejoicing. tk Men discussed the possibilities of peace-with7hope ...
... Word about it. ?'be leeks like a lady, 'hot a factory girl. ead whoa to say she a not a lady, and just come. to Preston's to spy out what goes _ . The companion to whom this sally was riddrepeetrliartily heeded it, for she was lio Clara rratfa 'wild words ...
... Gaumont. Paralta Play. 5,467 ft. (approx.). Trade Show (Own Theatre), October 17th, 1918. Release March 3rd, 1919. A thrilling spy play, in which Louise Glaum shows the inward revolt of a girl who having American blood in her veins is yet compelled, through ...
... word about it. She looks like a lady, not a factory girl. and who's to say aloes not • lady, and just come to Preston s to spy out what goes The companion to whom this sally was addressed hardly heeded it, for she was used to Clara Pratt's wild words ...
... 'or? about it. She looks like a lady, not a factory gifl, and who's to say she’s not a lady, and just come to Preston’s to spy out what goes on ' ; The comfinnion to whom this sally was addrossed hardly heeded it, for she was used to Clara Pratt's wild ...