... By ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE Erery Erenin-g: at 7 50. Matinees 2. SPEC MATINEE BANK HOLIDAY. Box Office Open Daily, 10 to 4. Telephone 1,527 ...

... ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE. The world-wide fame of the author of Sherlock Holmes and Watarloo known to the cricketer, but the identity of his fellow-gueet bad never dawned on him. . W. W. ...

... ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE. THE ENTIRE OAST THE A DELPHI THEATRE, LONDON, SATURDAY ORDINARY FRICKS TO ALL PARTS. ...

... ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE. KENT COLLIERIES, _4_-- A tircular by the secretary of the Kent Collieries, Ltd. (Shaker.peare) states that the difficulties in sinking through the sand and water have been surmounted. Although many delays have arisen through the nature ...

... ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE A Memoir by the Rev. JOHN LAMOND. ‘A wonderful tribute.’—Daily Express. With 9 Illustrations. 10s. 6d. net. THE LETTERS OF QUEEN VICTORIA Published by Authority of H.M. the King. Edited by G. E. BUCKLE. With 8 Photogravures. Second ...

... ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE. BOUKABIA AND TtTEKEY. NO COMMERCIAL AGREEMENT. (Reuter’s Telegram.) Bucharest, June (delayed). The idea commercial agreement between Roumania and Turkey has been definitely abanocred. ...

... ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE. A SENSATIONAL STORY Seven Chapters. written by PlMDips W. Pest Ridge. Arthur Mershon. I. A. Vac** Barry Pais. Charles Genies. and Rickard Marsh. Na. APO 1$ •• Love Gilds the Scene, and Woman Guides the Plot, by AGNES and EGERTON CASTLE ...

... ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE. I THE CIST OF TUB | ADKLPHI THEATRE, LOHDOW. J VATI V BAT VBSAT AT 2JB. IS* COLUMN. H. H. GILL & SOD, LTD. I|nrl««b«p pfiorutn. O lA»m Seim n« iup t»o o As Ihah Tereioß John Mitche!’a great clastic, ** Tka Jail Journal. Irith liaae- ...

... By SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE. ing New Zealand. This was the more wonderful as it was tropical weather, even for Brisbane. In that awful heat the great theatre could not hold the people, and they stood in the upper galleries packed tightly for an hour and ...

... Sir Arthur Conan Doyle: My greatest wish now and always is that man shall realise the psychic side of life, for only in that direction shall we find a lasting remedy for all those evils, selfishness, love of wealth and power, aggression and greed, which ...

... BY SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE. materialists could only be sustained so long as there was a general agreement among all the newspapers to regard this subject as a comic proposition. Now that there is a growing tendency towards recognising its overwhelming ...

... By Sir ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE. One of the miracles of present-day Britain is place which we will call Moorside. Perhaps it is the most remarkable place in the world. Only a little more than a year ago, say September, 1915, it was a lonely peat bog fringing ...