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... English law; ar gotten that Equity has done nothing in ition to American law. But it is very silly, isn’t it?” A Theatre Internationalist. Mr. Brady paused and thought for a moment. Then he said: ‘ Now please don't misunderstand what I am_ goin; to say ...
... INTERNATIONALISTION SIR,—In THE BIOSCOPE'S leading article of November 4th attention was drawn to the opinions expressed by Mr. Richard Rowland, namely, that internationalisation of the film is coming, though slowly, and that Great Britain's way to secure ...
... ANDRA AS INTERNATIONALIST. Andra represented Scotland against England on four occasions—in 1904, 1905, 1909, and 1910—and was chosen in 1908 also, but no match took place that year owing to weather conditions. TOUR IN MEXICO. Some years before the War ...
... by Mr J. Turpie’s band. A. Turpie and Mr Lipman, of the Roxy Theatre, acted as M.C.’s. During the evening, musical performances were given by a number of youthful artistes from the Roxy Theatre. The dance was veyy successful, and all present thoroughly ...
... Cinema Bowler Internationalist Secretary George Salmon, of the Edinburgh Section of the C.E.A., is one of Scotland's best bowlers, and for the second time in succession he was chosen as one of Auld Scotia's representatives to go to Southampton to play ...
... BUCHAN BADMINTON IMPROVING. INTERNATIONALIST'S PRAISE AT PETERHEAD. Dr Crombie, Aberdeen, the Scottish international Badminton player, paid a high compliment, on Thursday evening, to the greatly improved standard of play among the Buchan clubs within ...
... BOY INTERNATIONALIST'S GOLF RECORD AT KIRKWALL Harry Smith, Scottish boy internationalist and professional to a London golf club, playing over the Grainbank Comae, Kirkwall, on Sunday, in a fourball game with Mr O. 0: Taylor against Flight Sergeant Rudwick ...
... THEATRE VISIT The, Welsh team which is to oppose Scotland, along with officials to the number of about 30, will be the %Jests of the management of the Theatre Royal at the second house to-morrow evening to see Espinosa’s British Ballet Company, and they ...
... THEATRE TRAGEDY. EXCITED SPECTATOR FALLS INTO STALLS. CLERK'S NECK BROKEN. SEQUEL TO FOOTBALL DRAMA. In the Glasgow Coliseum Theatre on Saturday night the chief item on the prog?amme was football drama, which these three one-time great English Intern ...
... INTERNATIONAL THEATRE. Propesal te Found One in London. Mr. G. K Chesterton presided at the inaugural dinner at the Hote! Victoria on Sunday of the Inter. national Theatre Society, which has its principal objects the founding of a permanent international ...
... THEATRE TALKIES. people support their own churches and chapels. .So lung they don't put on airs superiority it is a good thing that they promulgate the phases truth which they apprehend. They are all changing, any way. The power liberated thought is working ...
... THE KING'S THEATRE. There is something to suit all tastes in the programme submitted at the King's Theatre, Dundee, this •week, and even the most fastidious music hall patron leaves the establishmen with a smile of satisfaction. The place of honour deservedly ...