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... spy on the stoge but who is quite a decent Britisher in everyday life, exercised the privilege of addressing in a good old British way a youth who permitted a none too clean hand-cart to come in contact with the gent's spotless coat the other day ! ...
... THEATRE ROYAL. The Man Who Stayed at Horns'. The thrilling Royalty Theatre spy play, The Man Who Stayed at lime, is the great attre,ction appearing at the Theatre Royal this week. Since its last visit to Bournemouth there have been a number of changes ...
... HOUSE (lloseozabe). THE MAN WHO . STAYED AT HOME. Brent secures important documents from Fritz, the waiter. This remarkable spy play is being presented at the Theatre Rayal next week. A pictorial and dramatic treat is promised at the Picture House, i f ...
... to-morrow at 5, another splendid dramatic film will be thrown upon the screen, entitled The Nation's Peril, in which the spy qu stion is dealt with. Perhaps one of the most important engagements is that announced for to-day, when Mr. D. Thomas Curtin ...
... Eadle. THE MAN WHO STAYED AT NOME A Play in Three Acta, by LECHMERY WORRALL I.) E.RAROLD TERRY The Successful Royalty Theatre Spy Play. Monday, April 3rd, for Six Nights at T. Matins* Saturday at 2-- The Ambassador's Theatre, London, Enormously Successful ...
... does much. to assist the American settle: s, and finally Lils in love with a becutiful gill. His oh; enemy the Ame: ican spy lips al:e.dy made himself obnoxious in this direction, and, needless to say, the Captain makes him pay for it in the end ...
... London and America :: Monday. March 27th. for Biz Nights at 7 Matinees Wednesday and Saturday at S. The Enormously Successful Spy-play THE MAN WHO +(- STAYED AT HOME ...
... There is no modern play which has quite caught on like this patriotic production. The thrilling scenes, the work of spy against spy, the discovery of the wireless chimney, the sinking of the enemy submarine by our Dreadnoughts, all these will keep ...
... fop and secret service agent is played in a manner which fascinates the audience in a remarkable manner. As the chief German spy, Carl Sanderson, Mr. Charles H. Mortimer is also particularly good, and provides some fine acting without any display of ...
... Etc., etc., ete. TOPICAL PICTURES ALL THE WEEK. Thursday. Friday and Saturday, April Pith, 11th and 15th— THE PATRIOT AND THE SPY BRONCHO BILLY BEGINS LIFE ANEW etc., ete., etc. PATHE'S GAZETTE. Twigs WIC(li Popular prices IF, 6d. and 3d. Children half price ...
... dominant perwitiality. REMINISCENCES OF A CARICATURIST. As Spy of Vanity Fair Mr. 'Astir Ward is a Riitish institutions. Conse n uently his entertaining volume entitled Forty Years of 'Spy ((bath, and Window) touches the life of the nation at many ...
... and on Thursday Friday and Saturday at 5, an , l also on Thursday at 8, the dramatic film, The Nation's Peril, in which the spy question is dealt with, will s7reened. Mr. D. Thomas Curtin (special correspondent of th.. Times and Daily Mail, will ...