... THE SPEAKING FILM. Stockholm newspapers give great prominence to an invention of tile Swedish engineer, M. Sven Berglund, who has deEnitely solved the problem of a speaking fiim, giving an absolutely simultaneous reproduction of sound and picture. The ...

... VERSE SPEAKING. Poetry Society Examiner for Sheffield. _ The Rev. Dr. E- J. B. Kirtlan, on this term’s examination in ' njeld- i), held at the Y.M.C-A. rooms, behalf of The Poetry Society u»^ f again expresses appreciation of ie jj ~c of the voices, the ...

... LEADERS TO SPEAK. MR. LAW AND PREMIER TO WIND I debate TO-DAY. Among the speakers in to-day’s debate on the Opposition amendment of the Address will the Lord Advocate, whilst Mr. Bonar Law and the Prime Minister will wind up the debate. The division will ...

... TO SPEAK ENGLISH.” Head Teacher on Bread and Butter Value of the Spoken Word. I would plead for spoken English to be made dominant in our schools,” said Miss L. Swann, of Palmer’s Green, at the National Association of Head Teachers’ Conference at Portsmouth ...

... BUELOW SPEAKS. Remarkable Utterance at Berlin. SOCIALIST TYRANNY. NO INTERFERENCE WITH ARMY Germany has viewed with amazement the appearance of the Imperial Chancellor, Prince von Buelow, as an active participant in the Imperial election campaign. For ...

... STRONG SPEAKING- General Botha, who left London on hi** return to South Africa on Saturday, saw a representative the Morning Post previous to his departure, and in the course of long statement gave expression to many interesting opinions. The Post’s” ...

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... jualiinied to speak ment made I oie As for his rese that X-Rays has far ringy istered. To am remen in Sheffield last year. ; research work, | beg ; has passed bevond yt ge ue of to-day you publish a letter read from the contracting firms, e would hke ...

... SPEAKING OF RAIL Speaking of railways, it is a pity that managements of English systems cannct be induced to take a leaf out of the book of their friends across 'the Atlantic. According to ens of the Wail Street authorities, the future of American railroads ...

... The Chancellor Speaks. Mr. Philip Snowden has at last broken his long silence. He made a speech Edinburgh, in which he made only a brief and very tepid reference to the Russian loan. have no sympathy with Bolshevism, he added. I regard it as a most ...

... MINISTERS TO SPEAK Our Political Correspondent writes:— The Coalition is making an exceptional effort in Penistone next..week, and proposes to send four Liberal Ministers to speak for Sir •James llinchlise. These are Mr. Macpherson, Minister of Pensions; ...

... IMPROMPTU SPEAKING the bi-weekly meeting of the St. Matthias’ Mutual Improvement Society, held in the Upper Schoolroom, Parliament Street, on Thursday, the evening was devoted to impromptu speaking. Mr. T. G. Wilson occupied the chair, and there was a ...