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... ROYAL, The Success of the War Period. Week Commencing Monday 13th for Six Nighte, and Matin* First Visit to Exeter of THE GREAT SPY PLAY -j THE MAN WHO STAYED AT AMUSING. THRILLING' BOX CFFICE NOW OPEN. ADVANCE PElCES^^^*^ ...
... EXETER THEATRE. SUCCESSFUL SPY PLAY. the Theatre Royal, Exeter. J pi-tt's 1 Company will Mr. Taylor * » the , The Man year successful and still the »V^ SS2 The Company » drawing crowded hejise.. £ the one visiting all thoMg office now open, prices- ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, EXET^' Week Commencing Monday, 13th March, for Six Nights, and Matin© First Visit to Exeter of THE GREAT SPY PLAY * THE MAN WHO STAYED AT AMUSING. THRILLING- y Now in its second year at the Royal Theatre, still drawing crowded nouses. BOX ...
... what tlhsy can- towards- th* three or four years. neit EXETER THEATRE. GREAT SPY PLAY. . At the Theatre Exeter, next wt*k The Man Who Stayed Home/ ths successful Theatre spy play, bs by E. Taylor Piatt's >fo. 1 Com- It is adts, by liechtmera and J. E ...
... are charged with the heavy burden and responsibility of grappling with the subterranean ramifications of the German Kaiser's spy system in our midst. was deliberate attack upon public confidence. Its deliberation is not veiled its indirectness; and, whatever ...
... because was associated with sedition of dangerous character and attempts assassination. This lady to Switzerland meet this German spy, and returned to England carrying a message to one his proved accomplices. All cases Mr. had brought forward were baseless and ...
... producing at the Theatre Royal, Exeter, each night} this week, with the usual matinee on Fri- day. This successful Royalty Theatre spy play j vas created unbounded enthusiasm in London wherever it has been played, last evening accorded it a and Exoniaps Althongh ...
... meet in May of year in Switzer- | jand, and who, “to the certain know- ‘ledge of our authorities,” is now em- ployed as a “spy agent” between Berlin and the neutral countries. Sir F. Smith could not tell us the whole story. But he has told enough for ...