... film-goer he best known to London's social life. He does not care greatly for theatrical shows. MISS EARHART THRILLED! MISS AMELIA EARHART, tbe only woman to fly the Atlantic alone, getting much more fun out her holiday than tffie did out of her brilliant flight ...

... , was forced down into the sea off the Irish coast on May 13. was rescued a passing liner. The second flight was Miss Amelia Earhart’s. Mr. Hausner started off on an Atlantic flight from Bennett Field last Saturday, bub turned back after three hours’ ...

... pilot—points out that the emancipation of women and the development of the aeroplane have gone on side by side, with Miss Amelia Earhart as the obvious climax up to date. 1014 or thereabouts,” he writes, women had begun to show a little more ankle and the ...

... acting lately, for instance, their screen interviews on their engagement, discussing future plans, and welcoming Miss Amelia Earhart after her transatlantic flight. If, as I hope, Miss Johnson succeeds, she will not be the first Hull girl to be a famous ...

... the I Australian cruiser, Canberra. Alao 2, Crossley Street, Halifax. on the stage, but in the audience. She was Miss Amelia Earhart, the xecord-bieaking Atlantic flier, who received quite an ovation as she went to her seat in tne stalls. I thought the ...

... Stansfield Rd., Todmorden. A Man About Town. Also 2, Crossley Street, Halifax. on the stage, but in the audience. She was Miss Amelia Earhart, the record-breaking Atlantic flier, who received quite an ovation as she went to her seat in the stalls. I thought the ...

... YORK, Monday. New York, city of delirious welcomes to returning heroes, shattered its own records for “flight fever” when Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly the Atlantic alone, came homo to-day. Broadway w f as lined with thousands cheering themselves ...

... to the Congress. They were piloted by Captain Barnes, the N.F.S. pilot who had the honour of bringing to England Miss Amelia Earhart after her successful Atlantic crossing. It is expected that the -mrney will take about three hours, and th c return journey ...

... and four machines were constantly going on passenger flights. The pilots included Capt. Barnes, who recently flew Miss Amelia Earhart from Londonderry to England, and Messrs Moody and Davis. Prizes- presented by the directors were later given to the winners ...

... asking for the direc- tion to Harbour Grace cated. The airmen hail trom Texas and Okla: homa respectively. In May last Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. G. ...

... with a 550 h.p. super-charged engine, equipped with an ice indicator. The plane's number is NR 869. In May, last, Miss .Amelia Earhart (Mrs. G. P. Putnam) flew from Harbour Grace (Newfoundland) to Londonderry, a distance of 2,000 miles in 13; hours. The ...

... airmen have broken the Atlantic record with a crossing of about 11 *2 hours. This beats by two hours the time of Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. G. P. Putnam), who made a solo flight from Harbour Grace to Londonderry in May last. ...