... THEY SPEAK NICELY AT CHESTERFIELD FESTIVAL JUDGE’S UNSTINTED PRAISE CHOIRS AWARD Elocutionists at Chesterfield Musical Festival on Saturday «ero warmly praised the adjudicator, Mr. Aeton- Boud. rhe elocution competitions attracted competitors. Mr. Aclon-Uond ...

... SPEAK! “We Want Cigs.” “Send us More Smokes.’ ’ ...

... TO SPEAK IN SHEFFIELD I was informed yesterdax iiiyt, .M,- | llr Douglas himself is to visit SliciHel.j y,, Noveniher. when he will ii, in the City itall. My piopiiesica that more than people wen. sure be present. I can well believe tlial. because llw ...

... “MARLENE SPEAKS” Told She Was Too Good-looking Marlene Dietrich was told would make jjond >lu' too u^xHl-looking/* That when «ho wa ...

... Straight Speaking. Sir,—Commend me to the methods adopted by Gipsy Smith. I am not an emotionalist, nor am J one favouring evangelistic services in which play is made on the susceptibilities of .the hearer. Neither am 1 a “parson’s denouncer.” 1 believe ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING Hints To Sheffield Rotarians Sheffield Rotary Club members were instructed lu the gentle art of public speaking in very genial ay Coun. Major If. G. \\hittaker. lltoir luncheon the Royal Victoria Hotel. Shemchl. yesterday Major Whittaker ...

... PEER SPEAKS FOR THE DEFENCE ...

... that he was not allowed .speak for himself. Mr Tm over try to speak for liimsoll I'- rule, Mrs. I.erwiU luitt.'.l in lirfore ho had chance to reply for himself r>he sfrurk as beinft very anxious to tell cverythinpr herself, rather tlum leave him to it ...

... HAUPTMANN SPEAKS Retort BREEZY WELCOME FOR THE BRIDE Wnst- '- a ' .| -^g^. ...

... THE SAQE SPEAKS. Tariff Reform Oar Only Salvation. APPEAL TO PATRIOTISM. V Foreigner Pays” Fallacy Abandoned. Mr. * prinejp«l !•** » l*rs»-ly «ltenJ>'d given «v w»° Common* lua honour Px.'W- Jouc«. M.l*. Tb« company, wnicb m»rly grntlonicn, mo* influentially ...

... UNABLE TO SPEAK Sir John was unable to proceed with his lecture until all the interrupters had been hustled out the hall by plainclothes men. . J _ A demonstrator, interviewed by Reuter after his ejection from the hall, explained that he and his friends ...

... UJDENDORFF SPEAKS. AGAINST AIMS OP FRANCE. Vienna, Wednesday. 'tuemlorff, interviewed the Allge»neJoe Zeitung, rocomhunt act the Germans and •jjfiane *gaimst the * Ik* Present aim of the * ,ui lo Engl and the Coneat ami (a. checkmate after co«u»t. myh ...