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... ANOTHER GREAT ADVENTURE Nearly Hamigfedl Tlbss Tisieo MR. HENRY AINLEY AS MR. PARKER The benevolent but eccentric nobleman who is suspected of being the modern Jack the Ripper in Who Is He now playing to crowded houses at the Haymarket. This is a more thrilling adventure than that other one of Mr. Henry Ainley's, as on that occasion they merely buried him in the Abbey. This time, however, ...
... ENGAGED UN THE GREAT ADVENTURE Two Units of sujip Mew and Growing IFircs0 OFFICERS OF THE ROYAL NAVAL DIVISION Bassaiio From left to right are: Back row Sub-Lieut. G. C. Luck, Sub-Lieut. H. V. Johnson, Sub-Lieut. J. Cowan, Sub-Lieut. R. Apthorpe, Sub-Lieut. G. T. Davidson, Sub- Lieut. P. S. McDonald; third row Sub- Lieut. D. C. Pugh, Sub- Lieut. F. J. Dean, Sub- Lieut. R. M. Skeet, Sub- ...
... TO) T1 11 T1 JS\ r, Tbr Stories firomni J OjtLJl J Q) lb lie SEC1 o Everywlheire. THE fact that Lord Charles Beresford is an inveterate smoker was once responsible for a very amusing inci dent. Lord Charles was at the time a guest at Wind sor Castle, and after being shown to his bedroom on the night of his arrival he immediately lit a fine cigar. Pre sently the smell of the smoke reached the ...
... A PROVEN REMEDY FOR Nervous Debility I Neuralgia I Lassitude I Backache Influenza Maternity Weakness Neuritis Rheumatism Indigestion Premature Decay Faintness Headache Sleeplessness Mental Exhaustion Brain-Fag Hysteria Exhaustion I Loss of Appetite I Ansemia I Sciatica Phosferine has a world-wide repute for curing disorders of the nervous system more completely and speedily, and at less cost, ...
... MARVELLOUS VICTORY OVER VARICOSE VEINS The Wonderful Seamless Spirastic Supports. ELASTIC STOCKINGS, BANDAGES, &c„ ENTIRELY SUPERSEDED. Mr. D. M. Cooper, the well-known Inventor and Manufacturer of Surgical Appliances, has made a marvellous dis covery which entirely revolutionises the treatment of Varicose Veins. For the first time it is now possible for the sufferer from this most painful and ...
... Mr. Parker in that popular play, Who Is He? was suspected of being a second Jack the Ripper, but turned out to be a lord. The subject of our picture inside the catskin is also a ripper, and turns out to be a lady, and a talented one at that, namely, Miss Yvonne Granville of the Ambassadors' Theatre a ...
... By 04 SaBretacBe. THE two cricket matches commenced in Bombay on the 13th and 16th December in aid of the Indian Women's Branch of the War Fund have been, so one hears, as great financial as they have been sporting successes. The first match, which began on the 13th, was between All- England in India and All-India, and resulted in some of the best cricket that even that cricket-loving city, ...
... STUDIES OF A BEAU SFUIL YOUNG ANGER Wlbo will TwiaMe .Asimim| Ollbeir3 rs aft ttlhie lEsmipnir5 ami ftlhie Mew Revue,, THREE STUDIES 0 1 MISS LYSA GRAHAM Bertram Park Miss Lysa Graham, the beautiful young dancer who will take a leading part in the next Empire revue, studied dancing under Madame herself, particularly in Petrograd, where she is a great favourite at the Aquarium. Miss Graham, ...
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... THE LATEST PETER PAN MISS UNITY MORE E. O. Hoppe A pretty study of our newest Peter at the New Theatre, who some critics declare is the best exponent of the fairy hero of Kensington Gardens that we have seen. Miss Unity More possesses all the necessary attributes for success in the character of Peter Pan a dainty and vivacious personality and a pretty voice a ...
... A YOUNG ARTIST Whose JLairadlscsvpe Picft^are9 wluiclht Woia her tSae Creswiiclli Pri^e, Catiasecil a Stir iia Artistic Circles. MRS. RICHARD ANSDELL Bertram Park Who won the Creswick Prize for landscape painting at the Royal Academy under her maiden name of Miss Sylvia Gauntlett. Sir Edward Povnter in awarding the prize said that Mrs. Ansdell's picture was the best he had seen sent in for ...
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