... Blood of thk Poor. (Sept. 7th) 1,001 Mondia. The Runaway Plough. (Aug. 28th) 357 Saved bv a Cipher. (Sept. 4th) 570 Rex. So Speaks thk Heart. (Aug. 31st) 1,000 Beauty and the Beast. (Sept. 7th) 1,085 Solax. Frozen on Love's Trail. (Aug. 28th) 1.000 Hubby ...

... -M. (i.. Hull. ARE YOC A VIA. SON? a. R-. Sew- astla BABY MINE. 21. R.. Morecarobe; 28, G Manchester BAYNTON (HENRY) MAKE- SPEAK EAN C6 21. Pav., Glasgow: S8, R.. Bradford. BE CAREFt L, BABY 21. Spa, Whit by: 2S. Tynemoutti. BKJtfNLAA 34, II iv. Penzance ...

... has eloped wir-h youn? Dyon Warden1. a tradesman'^ sou. -vvliom the old peer detest?, and whom he has for bidden' to even speak to Marjory. He asks Kennion to let him know should the young people seek refuge in his, Reunion's, house, ond goes away still ...

... reason to be proud. It is very well acted by Arthur Byron. A. E. Matthews. Violet Heming, and Estelle Win- wood. Strictly speaking, the first British play to be presented in New York during the season 1923-24 was St. John Ervine s feather-weight comedy ...

... KIKI Dec. 1, Kings, Kdintinrh; 8. ftnp Nottingham. MAN WHO CAME HOME, THE. Dec. 8, Putney Bridge. MARSH. \LEX ANDER, SHAKR SPEAK KAN, Dec. 1, Pav, Norwich; 8, PO.W., Rugby. MARTTiN HARVEY, SIR JOHN. Dec 1, Hippo.. Golders Green. MARY, MARY, QUITE CONTRARY ...

... THE REASON. The play was an old one and showed it 'twas worn I And frayed, so to speak, at the edges I Hie sort of piece quite good before we were born. The sort up-to-date folk allege is u So deuced old -fashioned, so stagey, you know I I No matter ...

... Oct; 4, T.R.. GmnUnut. DI C HESS DECIDES. THE Sept. 27, TH., Brighton; Oct. 4, P.O.W., Birrainghiiin DCNSTAN. EDWARD. SHXKE- SPEAKE VN Sept. 27. New T.R., In verness Oct. 4. T., I'erfb. ELIZA COMES TO Si AY. Sej'f 27, O.H., Kiddenniaster Oct. 4, Keble, Hereford ...

... and cousins. In Thy peace in sorrow, balm of every pain. Thy peace In death, the hope to rise again: In that dread bout, speak Thou the soulS release. And call It, Lord, to Thine eternal peace. IN MCMORIAM. Brasqce. In ever-loving memory of my dear ...

... gb. iA.SK ntCCLBS (Red). May 2, R., Haal*y; R? Exeter. BAT, THE. May 2, R Leamington; P.O.W l!.igliT, BAYNTON. HENRY, SHAKE SPEAK E AN. May 2, G., Derby; O.H., Harrogate. Belle of new york. May 2, Odl^ Ctiettenham; 9, Prince's, Bfia- SE.MON, SIR FRANK. ...

... May 16. R? Newcastle; 23, Court, LiveriKiol. BAT, THE. May 16. R Klna Lvnn; 23, ArcxH*. Doueaater. Baynton. henry, shake- SPEAK KVV. May 16, OH South- port; 23. R Bath. BELL! OF NEW YORK. May 23. R., Guildford. BENSON. SIR FRANK. May 16, King's, i.ljsgow; ...

... popularity for 44 Tubby's Stoi-es. ''WHO FEARS TO SPEAK. kj n inursaay, January zq, iyzy, at tho Grand Opera House, Bel fast, was produced a tragic farce, by Gerald Macnamara, entitled: Who Feara to Speak. Lord Castlereagh ..Mr. Kenneth Coffey i John Newell ...

... Pal., Hull. SIDELINES. Feb. 4. Warrington; it. Hippo., Birkenhead. SOMETHING NEW. Feb. 4, TIy., Hull; 11, Hippo., Norwich. SPEAK FOR YOURSELF. Feb. 4, O., Plymouth. SPICE OF LIFE. Feb. 4, Hippo., Bos- combe; 11, Hippo., Portsmouth. SUNNY SHOWERS. Feb. ...