... Lady Schmaltz being effectively personated by Miss Bessie Bedford. The front play is by Geoffrey Wilkinson, and in it a German spy gets his deserts. ...

... successful and pleasing. P EEK at the Theatre Mr. E. Taylor Piatt's Company u * th %Man Who Staved at Home, the successful spy \ c °y alt y Theatre, London. It is the work of Lech' ' iri f J* Harold Terry, and is in three acts, each act. S a at the same ...

... elaborate and expensive system of espionage, under which numbers of highly paid officials furtively progress from hotel to hotel to spy upon the proprietors and the guests. We suggest to Lord Rhondda that under his new system these expensive gentlemen should be ...

... (Miss Camille Ronald) ; Winifred Cresson (Miss Phyllis Evelyn) ; Anna, the Queen's Maid (Miss Gertie Henderson), Zlaton, a spy (Mr. Charles Ferrars) ; Stefan, the Queen's servant (Mr. John Dunloch). There will be two performances to-day. A THIEF IN THE ...

... States—on arrive just in time to save from death a hospital nurse, who, like the immortal Nurse Cavell, had been condemned as a spy. The whole subject throbs with human feeling and the sympathy of the audience is awakened and held to the very last. There are ...

... hand, is deeply moved by the grief of a little Belgian girl, and frees her father, who has been caught by th e French as a spy, in order that he may be able to return to the child and her mother. There is a strong story running through the piece, and ...

... Diocese generally, ht found that those for the S.P.G. were practically the same in amount as for the previous year That howler Spy due to the increase which had come from the Cheltenham For missions generally there was increase of over in the Diocese, a sum ...

... spectators, the booming of cannon and the music of military bands. Another interesting day, calculated to make the Imperial Spy chuckle to himself, was when he was taken over; Portsmouth Dockyard and shewn the factories and ships of war in course of c ...