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... theatre of operations. How well would Americans stand up '© a threat of war, let alone war itself ! An incident that occurred on Sunday furnishes an indication. Mr. Orson Welles, the producer, in a broadcast of :\}l3 H. G. Wells’ novel, The War of the Worlds ...
... had been taken out for it by the previous United States on Sunday night. Mr. owner, and thought it was all right, that Orson Welles, the producer of the lea, this licence for the gun would do. ture on the Columbia Broadcasting Sys- Justice—You should ...
... hysteria throughout the United States last night Mr Orson Welles producer of the feature on the Columbia broadcasting system substituted names of American cities towns for the original place-names in Mr II G Wells’s story of a martian invasion of the earth “The ...
... reconcile the warring nations of the world in face of the common danger . Mr Welles , whose new play is opening tomorrow night , and Charles Scribnerswho published H . G . Wells ' s Apropos of Dolores yesterdayindignantly deny unkind suggestions that- ...
... Mr. Jacques Chambrun, Mr H. G. Wells' representative in New York, stated that Mr. Wells was deeply concerned. He said that Mr. Wells had cabled him declaring that the Columbia Broadcasting System and Mr. Orson Wells, the producer of the ...
... Thursday 0. Orson Wright's long alley skittle team who have yet to win their first match in the Wigston and District League, were again defeated last night when visiting Clarence Hotel by two legs to one. Scores: Clarence Hotel 60. 66. 65; Orson Wright 116 ...
... been many “end of the world ” scares, but not one quite like this. The “culprit” in this case was not Mr. Wells but Mr. Welles—Mr. Orson Welles—whose desire for topographical realism caused a gigantic sensation that will not be forgotten for years. It ...
... velvet and • Mrs. 11. eturgess-Wells, the wife of • resident, was an ele gant figure in taffeta with a white fur wrap. Mrs. , -,gland wore a dark blue pleated dress Urs. Orson Wright was in black taffeta , lace. Miss Sturgess-Wells had a costes over a gay flowered ...
... millions still available, so that further borrowing facilities were not urgent Sir John said it was wise to make provision well In advance, but it was Impossible to mention figures or further borrowing powers he might decide to make next year. FROM PAGE ...
... Mrs. Smith. .. - ho is leaving the district. and must sell. --J. A. 801 l Orem Noun.. Tel. 3485. (1 000 CLAM FRUIT • SILTED Well-known Shop in yore buar thareuShr fare Enabl.shed 60 years Vendor leaving Halifax on account a ill-health. Cash takings £33 ...
... apeeted. They rcpreientad the four feet diviaiena (City, Lssnilds, Hyson Orson and Radford) and alio the maohanltad division, in addition there were three mounted pel lee men. As well as inspecting members of the mechanised division. Colonel Coke also examined ...
... and tree-lined Avenues. They have that essential good atmosphere and tone. The Houses are sound—of best possible materials, well finished and fitted ; built with Rustic Tint Bricks and cavity walls. Dual Hot Water System. Electric Clock points, etc. There ...