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... war—for the first time within human ken —on land, on sea, in submarine depths, and in the air. Not alone has Europe been its theatre. Asia, Africa, China, and all the grest oceans have echoed the mighty struggle against Germany; but the great clash of arms ...
... Germans think of the scheme by which popular actors, actreeses, and singers are to entertain our soldiers in «The National Theatre at The Fromt.” They will probably say ouee again that we are not a serious people, that we are ounly a nation of triflers ...
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... ADVENTURES OF A LONDON | MUSICAL DIRECTOR. MISTAKEN FOR A CERMAN SPY. Mr. B.J. Paterson, the musical director of the Al lwych Theatre, London, has had some rather exciting experiences as the result of Leing nistaken for a German spy at Sheerness on Sunday ...
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... THE EMPIRE. Patrons who have visited this popular picture theatre this week have been intensely pleased with the excellent programme submitted. A finer programme could not be seen in any picture hall. It is full of interest and variety, and a visit this ...
... Sunday. The “Berliner Tageblatt” reports that the King of Saxony will shortly visit his troops in Russia. All the cinema theatres in Antwerp have to pay 25 per cent. of the net receipts to the German authorities. After the first day of February the m ...
... papers were hurriedly read and handed on to others, eo that all might learn what had happened. lln concert halls and picture theatres the perform- ances were stopped so that the announcement conld be made. Everywhere it was the most popular item in the programme ...
... present day, when a sportsman may witness an afternoon's racing at Haydock Park and be in London in time for dinner and the theatre. In the ol(iy days he would come on his hack, or coach-and-four, as depicted in Charles Townes’ printing of Newton Races in ...