... Murray. Music.—Professor W. H. Hadow. Cinema industry is represented by Mr. W. F. Jury, who receives a knighthood. Variety Theatres are represented by Mr. Henry Tozer, who is a new knight. Appended is the full list of 'awards:— Government. 37 AIR VICTORIES ...

... soldiers not definitely appointed for duty on the establishment of a unit serving overseas are not, by virtue of a visit to any theatre of operations for a temporary purpose, to become eligible for war medals, or for the crossed swords entry in the Army ...

... says that many persons were killed _in the earthquake in Guatemala. quatemala City has been completely destroyed. The 'Colon Theatre there. which was crowded at the time, collapsed, causing numerous casualties. The British and American Legations and the American ...

... PICTURE PALACES. STOLL PICTURE THEATRE, Kingsway (London Opera House). 2.30 11 m.— AT FIRST SIGHT (5 acts) HER TEMPTATION' (5 acts). BILLIE BURKE In “GLORIA’S ROMANCE (stli part). Mme. XOVELLO DAVIES’ QUINTETTE. Symphony Orchestra. Dainty Teas “ ...

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... Royal Artillery Theatre oyal Artillery , AND Opera House, Woolwich. PERMANENTLY OPENED TO THE PUBLIC. ' The Fawmous Historical Playhouse, Est. 1863 | Always Merry and Bright. 'Phone 15, Woolwich. Insiantaneous and Enormous Success of the Pantomime :— ...

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... HENRY TOZER, member the Westminster Citv Council (originator of their Housing Schemes), and one of the chiefs of the variety theatre industry. MR. LESLIE WARD, Spy. of Vanity Fair. HOWARD KINGSLEY WOOD. Represents Woolwich on the London County Council ...

... the man who has been victimis.ng people in different parts of London by representing that their soldier sons in the various theatres of war were in want, and that Scotlsnd-yard has issued a public warning concerning him. rein Mrs. Davis, who has a san in ...

... that if generally adopted the queue will easily.be abol- SLEFPINO PARTNERS. Sleeping Partners, at the St. Martin ' s Theatre, is a reversion to French farce. The original is Sacha Guitry : who tarntd into Englisfi and (presumabl y ) toned it down ...