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... PERSIAN SHAH'S THRONE IN JEOPARDY. THE REPUBLICAN AGITATION. Jlcutcr’s Agency Icarus that nows from Persia decidedly obscure, and that it is difficult predict what will result the present Republican agitation for the deposition the Shah. Yesterday the ...
... pervaded by the mystery of the East. All aris e In of onesampled splendour. will be seen. All the phantom glory of &mann Persian Shahs, all the queer exotic splendour of old China'. warlota. ad the jewelled predtp!ity of India's rajahs. the matchless romance ...
... Bagdad” commences a two-weeks’ run. It is a fairy tale of drama, romance, and adventure, depicting all the glory of ancient Persian Shahs. There is a huge cast, and the production, which entailed 14 months of work, cost £300,000. The magic carpet, the cavern ...
... Napoleon, like his predecessor, are turning to the Syrian sands. But it is no longer a desert. There are Arabs to kill, Persian Shahs to bow before him, Bolshevik Armenians to suppress. The Turks, he may think, have been the oppressors of Armenia too long ...
... situ, ated. , It U this garden which yields tha world-famous attar roses, mat luscious perfume which, in olden times, Persian Shahs commanded should be used exclusively in their harems, and which, even to-day, in India, to offered to wedding guests llttia ...
... situated. It is this garden which yields the world-famous attar of roses, that luscious perfume which, in olden times, Persian Shahs commanded should be used exclusively in their harems. This, even to-day in India, is offered to wed- ding guests on a little ...
... have accepted readily enough. In 1928 he felt able to undertake his world tour—a policy which cost the Kajar dynasty of Persian Shahs their throne, such was the expense and unsettlement. There is no doubt that he returned more impressed than ever by the ...
... situated. It is this garden which yields the worldfamous rttar of roses, that luscious per. fume which, in olden times. Persian Shahs commanded should be nsetrexelusively in their harems. This, even to-day in India, is offered to wedding guests on a little ...
... We were given pictures of the fat Shah calmly enjoying himself in Paris while his country was undergoing a revolution. Persian Shahs are picturesque personages, but not what you would call really nice men. For instance. we are told of one that he would ...
... hours the not that it will public find collieries will to on with day condition horn the an entire room vibrating re- NEW PERSIAN SHAH’S CORONATION DISPLAY OF EASTERN POMP y Beuehier Week of Festivities to Follow the but little after initial of fitting has ...
... instance. there is a diamond (inscribed with the names of all the Persian rulers) which formerly was placed in front of the Persian Shah's throne as a mark beyond which no presumptuous subject could trespass on pain of death. This diamond was sent to Russia ...
... Is situated. It is this garden which yields the world-famous attar of roses, that luscious perfume which. Olden times. Persian Shahs commanded should be used exclusively in their harems, and which, even to-day. In India, is offered wedding guests on a ...