... bibhinguim. nest VEDRENNE AND EADIG PRESENT THE GREAT SPY PLAY. •THh JUAN Atm rtIAYEO 1 d«•Mß.*' The Play the Moment. Aranur* ThrilUng , ■»— _U.d Pncm ffm.. eid. WALES THEATRE. BIRMINGHAM. X THIS EVENING. AT 730 fcifaS. rHASCfca ttL HNETI FAMOUS PLAY ...

... position (which they did at daylight) they were spoiled either by spy or aeroplane, and got hot shelling. The men. welt as the next-door battery, had temporarily withdrawn. Probably it was spy, as when the officers went into farm house behind the guns, they ...

... NEXT WEEK. and eadie the 3'Kcemfai Royalty Theatre Spy Play. -THE MAN WHO STAVED HOME.** Boa Plana cow open Ordinary Pricsa. TeL. Mid. ii boy al, i) i aen m. SPECIAL FLYING MATINEE Ok' LONDON -I CUE AT. SUCCESS. Till R-DAY. M \H* 11. 2. MR. 11. B. IKYING ...

... PORT (Mr Bottom.tj) 01S..AU BLET Ur J . iI.IKBV (Air A tca i ...

... its run. fcinbad too bailor” give •way the Theatre Royal stage for - The Man Who Stayed at Home, a play the moment with the spy question. Messrs. and .Rad* i»ond out a company which includes Mr. George the principal part, Mr. Gordon Bailey. Mr. Oeorgo ...

... book, * German Spies England.” •rhich has just been published Messrs- Stanley Paul and C«. The ramifications of the German spy system have been made clear since the outbreak of war; but Mr. Le Queux exposes much that has been hidden from the public though ...

... MONDAY, MARCH I. IDE SIX NIGHTS AND THURSDAY MATINEE, VEDRENNE AND COMPANY ■ Inc VAN WHO STAYED HOVli. The Ao.osailal Bor«By .Spy Pay. Box Plena new eyen. 0:j aery Prtan. Toi.. M:d. JJitlNtL Ol WALE* TIILA’.UL, BiEVINGILUL EACH EVENING AT AND THURSDAY MATINEE ...

... absence of spying Ibe and bail not denied that ugnaiLng had A'i hail sad was that Ihore was ■•a-a hat the recent attack was made in consequence o, any corma given from the ooast. Vsvrc'nt GALWAY said there was no dotfht a great *>, ► arai spy mg bad bom ...

... MONDAY. M VRCII I. SIX MGITPS A-ND THURSDAY MATINEE, AND E A D 1 E COMPANY ••THE MAN WHO STAYED AT HOME.” Th« Boy*l’.jr The&tre Spy P*jr BM ** • - ; ■■■ ■' 1 T>RINCE WALES THEATUE. EVENING 7.30 AND MATINEE TOMOkAOW (THURSDAY). AT M. HRS. FRANCES BouNETTS r ...

... should be formed of responsible and ebaritlH« people try to make eome for them sii they were released. The really dangerous spy v-i alwavs the interned alien who spoke with Beruu accent and possessed German name. There people posing Englishmen or natives ...

... By E. Young. 2s. net. Routlcdrc. THE CHARM THE ANTIQUE. R and & Shackleton. 10s. net. Alien an! Unwin. MY ADVENTURES AS A SPY. By Lieutenant- General Sir Robert Baden-Powell. 1*- net. Pear**. THE PURE FOOD COOKERY BOOK. Fdrted Mildred Maddocks. With ...

... TINKER JIM (Mr J Har*-) .*> 11 RESPONSIBLE (Mr Wilmot) Fitton «11 • (Mr T Hogg) Hogg 10 AI.PHONSO (Mr Gorham) Hackctt 10 13 THE SPY II ,;Mr L Winanai J Cannon a 10 AKA (Mr Kina) 10 LOUGH FOYLE (Mr R Edwards Gore d ...