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... —Twice Nightly, 8.50 9. Fred Clements presents Mualosl Comedy Revue. I’M fIORRY Mike and hie Wonderlul Dog. ’’ Dooley Nelli# K-i-le. Musical Girl. War Films. Bert Cuds, tbs P. ' jLs- Comedian.—Take Parry Barr car from Martlneau St., ft fare.-Boa Ofßes ...
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... The play tells a story commercial life and the war. Its dominant note that high-minded patriotism, and as the bead ‘of the firm, who amid many business vicissitudes and misfortunes incidental to the war refuses to embark upon highly lucrative undertaking ...
... Blub With approach Christmas, let think the SILENT SUFFERERS OF THE WAR. No one with spark of pity can resist appeal eapressed in the eyes of Dumb Animal. the Blue Cross Hospitals every appliance and everything humanly possible Is done to alleviate the ...
... NIGHTLY. 90p m. FRED CLEMENTS Proaerta Musical Comedy Raeoe. entitled. I'M SORRY. Mike and bis Wonderful Dog, *’ Dooley.** Well:# *«si’ie. Musical Girl. War Fllma. BFHRT tba Popular Vermatn® Cotnedian. Take Barr oar frorn Martineauatreot. Id. lam. B>.ji Offlo« ...
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... older than ae»' J Ha sat down crushed, and hie follow, ra Whets inned. What ought he to hove replied? NorthcUffe’* - Watch Dog. the extraoriinary corve-pondenc© botween Lord Normclitte, Mr. mcKenna, and Sir William I’endor, published in the “Times, ...
... 12 Colour Plates aov many Dccorationa. 6s. net. STIRKING DEEDS OF BRITAIN’S SEA-DOGS T. WHEELER. 9by in. pages. Colour and 16 lUastretßina, 6s. net. V.C. HEROES OF THE WAR O. A. LEASE. With 8 Illustration* by F MataslA and Others. 3s. 6d, Ask your Bookseller ...