... HOLIDAY From Our Dramatic Critic LONDON, Friday Night. Produced last year in New York at the Mercury Theatre by Mr. Orson (Broadcast) Welles, Thomas Dekker's lfith century play, The Shoemaker's Holiday, was described as bawdy. At the Playhouse to-night ...

... mess After T housartds Believed HG0 Wells Fantasy Was Real News AMERICA was thrown into panic last night a too-realistic broadcast dramatisation of Mr H G- Wells’s “The War of the Worlds” The producer Mr Orson Welles substituted names of American towns ...

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... once, Orson for Barton and Doll* for Bradford, tb• visitors were completely overwhelmed la • thrilling Mush by • hoe Berton WI,. Bewley scored • *lever second goal minutes sad further goal• went added by Orem sod Harwood. to give the Town • well-doierved ...

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... Revs■ OM for the losers Sadington Unity were ontplayed by Ve Ulde Orson Man for whom P. Preemae was again In gond aldroand form with 28 and six for 10. W. Sadler 1341 also betted well for the winners while cough 1121. A. Itobbeeks (111 and T. Mills 114) ...

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