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... IMPRESSIONS OF AMERICA BY H. DENNIS BRADLEY. ALTHOUGH they call it the land of the free, it contrives to be very expensive. Lest one may imagine that Liberty is an illusion, it is established as a concrete fact in a Statue Americans love huge banquets ...
... PAVLOVA IN AMERICA. ANNA PAVLOVA AND M. NOVIKOFF IN VARIOUS BALLETS The Pavlova season in New York is having its inevitable success, and the public and the critics are equally as enthusiastic as of yore. In the top left-hand picture Pavlova and Novikoff ...
... the breakers caught us. Well, what do you think of America? asked the inventor of all this magic, as he handed me a cocktail. I was silent, wondering whether I was sea-sick or only home-sick. America, I said at last and thought of its kindliness and ...
... By Elizabeth Bowen America AMERICA is, in one sense, the most articulate country in the world. Her Press strikes the English reader as vehement, often exclamatory; we find here the widest extensions of free speech. Her magazines-- domestic, comic and ...
... gentleman from America. A black pearl stained his soft shirt-tron and his manner was so impersonal as to be almost ru e, (i Continued on p- 44, The giant swung round at the good-natured cry% and stared at the two smiling men THE GENTLEMAN FROM AMERICA COIlt which ...
... are Lovely, an illustrated talk by Miss Alice Chauncey, another Londoner, who has taken movies of gardens in England and America. Gardens are a great link between the English-speaking peoples, and Mis Chauncey is herself a link, being the daughter of ...
... PICTORIAL POLITICS. America and Geneva. I 'he speech which President Coolidge made last week will disappoint the many people who confidently believed a few months ago that the United States would agree to become a member of the Permanent Court of Int ...
... A NOTE FROM AMERICA IB;^ George IBelclher. Mr. Stimeberg: Vot you say, you're making ammunition? Veil, dot's a nice vay to be neutral Coloured Gentleman I guess I'm making it for the Germans Mr. Stimeberg Oh, veil, dot's different but how you get it to ...
... AMERICA ACCLAIMS THE OLD VIC THEATRE COMPANY THE tremendous scenes of enthusiasm inside and outside the New Theatre which ended the Old Vic season in London proved to be but the forerunner of even wilder scenes a few days later when the Company arrived ...
... Here follow my reflections upon how I was over taken by the judgment of that Heaven to which the Statue of Liberty points. America begins in Cavendish Square. I have never had occa sion fo call at the American Consulate be fore February 22, 1923. and it ...
... Allied Commanders By Cathleen Mann Exhibited in London Before Despatch to America KZ9 ISnHnKTl S Lu-Gen. Walter Bedell Smith, U.S. Army was appointed in January to be Chief of Staff of tf\e European Theatre of Operations, in addition to his duties as ...
... THE COMING INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE- ENGLAND v. AMERICA. CONSTITUTION After many trial races, in two of which she was badly damaged, with other boats Constitution was finally selected to represent America in the coming international yacht race. She belongs ...