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... MONDAY MARCH, 24th 1924. At 3, 5.30 and p.m. BETTY BALFOUR in SQUIBS' HONEYMOON. A Screen Farewell 'Squib.. THE STORY BY GEORGE PEARSON and BETTY BALFOUR. The Cast alio include.— Hugh E. Wright and Fred Groves. ...
... Royal Naval Artillery Yolunteers was held 3*. Havelock-road, Hastings, with the view of helping a former comrade, Mr. George Pearson, ex-Pet ;y Officer, now lying ill at lewisham. Mr. Frederick J. Slanii presided. Others present included: Messrs. Cuthbcrt ...
... support and there is musical 'iaterttuto. 1 - ' Satan's Sister has been secured for the whole of next week. Adapted by George Pearson from the famous novel, Satan, H. de Vere Stacpoole, this film was made in the West Indies with Betty Balfour playing ...
... prologue has made a big impression. Satan's Sister has been secured for Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Adapted by George Pearson from the famous novel, Satan, H. de Vere Stacpoole, this film was made the West Indies with Betty Balfour playing a ...
... away should be rememhered. as most them worked enthneiastically for the welfare of the Corps. these were:—J. Pearson. George Pearson, T. Kinnis, W. J. Purfield, W. Hudson. C. Bragg, J. Cornelius R. J. Begbie, J. Nixon Clements. Paul Hugh, H. Bragg. B ...
... Cruttenden, Vangclo It-Jen, Edmund ' Salter, Emmie Waters, and Ellen Kelfe. Drawing: Joe Ripley 1., James Tbosspsett, ' George Pearson, Harold Pout, and F-ertha Blacknian. Needlework: Dorothy Jewhurst, Clara Lr.ck, Lily Miller, Lily Banco, and Julia Blackman ...
... country. PIERROT. SlR.—Will yon kindly allow a small space your valuable paper to refute some the statements made Mr. George Pearson (otherwise Kfll-joy as should rightly known)? With reference to fishpond, of which am owner one. gambling game. I should ...
... eldest daughter of Mr. F. W. Hoad of No. 8. High-street, Battle, and the bridegroom George Armstrong, youngest ton Alderman George Pearson.' Wigton, Cumberland. The bride’s father has ior many years carried on business in Battle, where has also filled the office ...
... season. and will be glad quote you prices terms. HELPING AX OLD TOWNSMAN. -Many old Haetingers will be sorry hear that Mr. George Pearson. a former resident, and one the original Hastings Naval Volunteers has fallen upon days of adversity. Mr. Pearson was ...
... wedding than he has the present time. Yours trufv. RATEPAYER AT ORE. THE GEORGE PEARSON FUND. To the Editor of The Observer. Sib.—The subscribers to the Fund for Mr. .George Pearson will be sorry to hear that last. Saturday had be removed to the Cane Hill ...
... the return journey the at Hurst Green. The iskers boys have their treat at Tunbridge W e (see day (Saturday). ister, THE GEORGE PEARSON FUND final meeting of subscribers to the Fu Lady assisting Mr. George earson, an @) ¢ 38, of the old Royal Naval Artille ...
... case of an old town-man, Mr. George Pearson, who has fallen into adversity through long ilbiess. As formerly Commanding Officer the Hastings Corps Royal Naval Artillery Volunteers. I remember well Petty Officer George Pearson as zealous ami efficient member ...