... The troubles of the road used to include Dick Turpin and his confreres. Dick Turpin has vanished, but motorists will continue to be a held up so long as they fit inferior tyres. Fit IgUNLOPS and secure thefreedom of the road ROYAL ENFIELD MOTOR CYCLES ...

... Picture House, Selkirk. PBQPBIETORS n« ss!k!rk Hal! TH URSDAY. DICK TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK,'' Featuring MATIIESOX LAXG. FRIDAY and SATURDAY. K. K. LINCOLN in 14 THE INNER VOICE.'' LUIMXO LAXE THE PIRATE,'' A Screaming 2 Reel Comedy. Pit. Stalls. Balcony ...

... WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 20. and 21. V'CTOK McLaglen in DICK TURPIN (u) The story of Ins deeds as referred to in Harrison Ainsworth's Rookwood.” A tale of adventure in the bad old days. Dick Turpin and his Bonny Black Bess.” A Great British Triumph. THURSDAY ...

... The Plavhouu. Galashiels Once Nightly. 7.45. Saturday Twice Nightly, and 8.30. Thursday. Friday. Saturday. TOM MIX in DICK TURPIN, ALLISON & DENNIS, Presenting A TRAMP OPERALAND. NEXT WEEK. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. . Antonia Moreno and Helene ...

... bovliood. Dick Turpin and his bonnie Hess, had held up the Selkirk express this occasion, it could not have roused more indignation and contempt than the absurd metliod the Railway Company here did this weary night. It was a real Dick Turpin turn, but ...

... (U) A great picture. It’s cinema treat for everybody. NEXT WEEK.-MON., TI ES., and WED. TOR McLAGLEN. the Daring and DICK TURPIN TIirKSDAV. and SATURDAY. - NIGHT FLIGHT (A) With JOHN BARRYMORE, HELEN lIAYKS. CLARK CAULK. LIONEL BARRY MORK. ROBERT MONTGOMERY ...

... with greater frankness, used to leap out from behind hedge to hold up passing coach. This picturesque reincarnation of Dick Turpin might appeal to a nature essentially romantic. But what of Sir William Joyn-, son-Hi ok ? Could the Homo Secretary connive ...

... Dalgleish; consolation, T. Jones. Dominoes Ladies —1, Mrs Brown; 2, Dickson; consolation, Mrs Pike. Gents. —1, G. Ford; 2. “Dick Turpin” (W. Hogg); consolation, W. Dickson, The school was then cleared and the crowd soon returned to enjoy a splendid dance. Excellent ...

... interest and gripping drama. On Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. Vie »r will s-• as the dannc and rogue in Hick Turpin. ’’The of •' Dick Turpin is told vigorously, the background is perfectly chosen, and recomnn of entertainrr For the three days commencing ...

... were :—Bes wegian. Margaret Kidd Mrs W. Mitchell. King Charles 11.. \V. Knox; 2, \rao, B Morrey. Best dressed boy—l. Dick Turpin, Robert Logan: 2. Archer, Jackie Weir. Best dressed girl—l. Victorian Lady, Jean ' lark; 2. 80-Peep, Janet Sibbald. Best dressed ...

... to the adven- turous spirit are The sand Storm --an Arab varn; The Cardbeard with myst and “The Sheriff's a ule ! of Dick Turpin. “Physical Training er of tth it Stic kK is the title of a paper eneral appeal, and in ‘Think Before You an’ the difference ...

... which will appeal to the adven-. spirit are The Sand Storm —an Arab “The Cardboard with mystery; and Sheriff's Man,” a tile of Turpin. Trainin ith a stick” Is the tithe of a paper of sueral appeal, and in “Think Before You , the difterence between taking @ ...