... 4s. 6d. ; 8 December and May, 4s. 6d.; • 10 Eileen Alannah, 4s. 6d. ; 8 Killarney, 4s. 6d. ; 8 Lips Could Only Speak, 4s. 6d. ; 10 Pal of Mine, 4s. 6d. ; 8 When You Know You're Not Forgotten, 4s. 6d. Films ld. per ft.—Morris, 18 Tweed ...

... come to stay : at any ratc. Picture•land the name the Kings is 1w now quite a recognised institution in the Potteries. In speaking - of the Children's Nlatini:e it should he mentioned that the management have inaugurated .t Weekly Essay Competition, which ...

... THE BIOSCOPE, assure you, we are not in the least startled by the news that Germany is doing her best to abolish applause (I speak for the northern variety and picture managers whom I know). If the league succeeds in Germany and hand-clapping is abolished—which ...

... Theatre, Belfast, will close as a variety house on 20th February. His plans are being kept dark, but we hope to be able to speak of them soon. ...

... this has done good, but more good might be done, in fact, the evil might be eradicated altogether if managers would cease to speak desparagingly of contemporary shows and confine their research for remediable ills within the walls of their own respective ...

... the foundation from under his feet is not only bad policy ; it is not cricket. After all, there is honour among thieves. We speak, of course, without personal knowledge, but we are assured such a state of things does exist. And, that being the case, we ...

... It In this month's Organiser, Mr. James H. Deranged Collins, former editor of Printer's Ink, speaks Shows. of a number of men telling the same funny story, and says that at the close of the storytelling probably only one has convinced the listeners that ...

... I think, the worst judges in the world of a picture. We are frequently mistaken in our criticisms and judgments. I know, speaking personally, that I have found more than once that I had totally failed to gauge the public taste. A very little time ago ...

... London's best hiring houses and splendid subjects are shown ; the lighting used being electric at 4EO volts, and everyone speaks highly of them. The illustrated songs are up-todate and sung by a first-class artiste. Plenty of advertising is done and ...

... great deal of neck craning in the body of the hall. The picture was more of a V shape than anything else. The lecturer was speaking from somewhere near the operating box. Why, I cannot say. Perhaps his operator was risky. It seemed to dawn on the operator ...

... Speaking to Pictures. In regard to lecturing upon reels, it will always be a success, providing it is handled in the proper manner and the lecturer uses judgment in his language. If he will use plain, every-day English, and not words which he does not ...

... of a written explanation on the lantern slide. There is much to be said in favour of the lecturer if he is competent, if speaking to pictures is with him more of a hobby than a duty, and if he has a sympathetic voice. But there are plenty of lecturers ...