... talking film which is a flop when Jean Hagen’s voice records badly. Debbie is given the role of Jean's ghost, singing and speaking for her. The result is a tremendous hit and an even more swollen head for Jean. At the premiere she is called upon for a ...

... PRACTICE TO-MORROW (Friday) at 7-30 p.m. West Church Men's Club Please note that Capt. J. A. L. DUNCAN, M.P., will be UNABLE TO SPEAK at next Tuesday’s meeting. THANKS I WISIHI to thank the unknown person who came to my assistance when attacked by three Irishmen ...

... at the Women Citizen's Association meeting in the Meffan when the three principal officials of the Town Council are to be speaking on “Forfar—Past, Present and Future.” The Town Clerk, Mr H. B. Grant, will, we understand, take the heavy end of the initial ...

... “but it's a pleasure to get your feet on your own mantelpiece and speak your native Dutch.” “But,” protested J: Englishman in amazement, “when you know English so well, surely you don't speak Dutch at home.” (Laughter). A third story was of the two Suffragettes ...

... number of members and friends attended the mecting of the Business and Professional Women's Club to hear Miss Elsie Callander speak on that subject. Miss Callander returned from Germany at Christmas after spending one-and-a-half years teaching in Heidelberg ...

... Burns's birthday with a concert last Saturday evening in St James's Hall, when the works of the poet were successfully left to speak for themselves, without the accompaniment of a supper or toasts. Indeed, even the tea served by the committee was a weaker ...

... how little we'd seen fit to keep. “And if there are some of us to-day who think these old things ought to be kept, we must speak out and say so, and not just sit back and let things happen. Ultimately it's strong ruhl‘u: opinion that settles these questions ...

... woman. If it's the last. 1 ho&e it hasn’t anything to do with the widely held view that a woman can be counted on to go on speaking for much longer than a man. “I've been reading the previous talks on this subject with much interest and enjoyment. The only ...

... went on to tell the Rotarians some of the things he had been doing. Two councillors were bitter opponents and one rose to speak after the other. The first interrupted and the speaker turned on him angrily : “I didn't interrupt when it was you that was ...

... admiration. 3 ~ “lam—and I'm no, he answers. “Are ye belike half the deil?” winders Mary Ann. ] 3 'y ~ *“ln a manner of speaking —ves,” says he. 1 noticed eez voice noo. Super! Sic a peety ee wiz a deil. ~ “Explain yersel,” commands Mary Ann, “and dinna ...

... from love's sickness to fly” was offset by a stirring rendering of IL “Uist Tramping Song.” It is fashionable nowadays to speak slightingly of Sullivan, but the “Lost Chord” and I§hc Long Day Closes” seemed thoroughly enjoyable to choir and audience ...

... story of the Rev. George Gilfillan, famous Dundec minister of the last century. Mr Gilfillan was invited on short notice to speak in London. Accepting. he said it would have to bhe “cald kail het again.” When he arrived in London to preach. he found his ...