... from Nelson to the Chelsea pensioner, and the Village Constable to Dick Turpin. The successful competitors were :—Ladies : Mrs. Bryvan (Persian) gentlemen—Walter Sponge (Dick Turpin), John Sandall (Nelson); children—Kathleen Foster (Toy Drum Major), Nellie ...

... 6-1, 6-3; beat Mr. Webster and Miss Turpin, 7-5, 6-3. Mr. Harlow and Miss Gladys Wainw lost to Mr. F. W. Ellson and Mrs. Maughan, 1-6 4-6; beat Mr. Cave and Mrs. Hodgkinson’ 61, 6-2; lost to Mr. Webster and Miss Turpin, 7-5, 57, 4-6. 1?1. Nuttall and Mrs ...

... ROMANS. A Fine Comedy. Ol THURSDAY, FRIDAY, & SATURDAY, NOV. 9th, 10th & 11th. An ALL-STAR CAST, including FORD STERLING, BEN TURPIN, AND CHESTER CONKLIN. IN MARRIED LIFE. ‘ A Riot of Fun and Merriment. ‘ DO NOT MISS IT. Serials, Comedies and Gazette | as ...

... MONDAYS & SATURDAYS TWO HOUSES 6.30 & 8.30. J IHER NIGHTS ONE HOUSE 7.18. EEK COMMENCING JANUARY 18th, MON., TUES., WED.: DICK TURPIN. . Featuring TOM MIX. Dosling vomantic performance of Tom Mix as tie gallant and notorious highwayman, SAMSON OF THE CIRCUS ...

... HURRICANE HUTCH. Ep. 5: ““ONE AGAINST MANY.” SCHOOL-DAY LOVE: 2 Reel Comedy THURS. FRI SAT. 6.30 & 8.30. 7.15 6.30 & 8.30. DICK TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK, ~ Featuring MATHESON LANG. Bee how the wonderful Bonnie Black Bess comes to the rescue and then dies. DO OR ...

... Mr. Torpin (Nottingham), on behalf of Thomas Parker, of the Golden Ball Inn, Bulwell, one of the present proprietors. Mr. Turpin said owing t: some oersight or neglect the license had not beeu renewed at the proper time and they wanted tv put matters ...

... daughter of Mr. S, W. Johnson, for many vears M.R. Locomotive Superintendent at Derby, was married to Mr. Geo. Sherbrooke Turpin, D.Sc.. M.A.. Headmaster cf Nottingham High School. ...

... Medical Demonstrator. Specials.—l, A Day at Wembley ;: 2. Dutch Windmill, E;.;‘l;;l;atinll.— 1, Crimean Soldier: 2. Dick Turpin, 3B sl e (’(.nmi\u'—l. Wireless ; 2. Oddwents. Juveniles.—l, Little Japs; 2, A Wee Piobationer; 3. No More Strikes: 4, House ...

... he visited Shady Pit and saw Mr. Robiuson, and went into No. 37 level. Witness had the harness taken off a horse named ** Turpin,”’ and it had three sores ou the left shoulder and a sore back. They were old sores. Witness spoke to the driver, and to Mr ...

... HANDS. Mr. A. W. Turpin applied on behalf of Thomas Parker, ** Golden Ball,”” Bulwell, fm'? the renewal of the licence of the Picture House, Langley Mill. Mr. Turpin said the place had changed hands, and applicant was one of the four new proprietors. ...

... Preece, ¢ and b Faton. Z; R Garmen, b Thorm, 15: Harvey, b Oakden. 5; Timmis, ¢ Johnson, b Eaton, i 8: l-‘ Place, b Faton, 0; A Turpin, b Eaten, 0: Warner, b Eaton, 0; Hart, b Eaton 0; Bluett, b Eatoun. 3; Clay, b Eaton 0; extras |. total 50. WEST HALLAM WHITE ...

... an. Mr. D. Taylor—Gladiator. Mr. F. Ball—Quaker Girl. Miss W. Wright— Pierrette. Mr. W. W. Potts—Judge. Mr. L. Hagan—Dick Turpin. Miss E. Smalley (Alfreton)—Flags of the Nations. Miss F. M. Ryder (Alfreton)—Bohemian Gipsy. Miss M. Pearson (Alfreton)—Jazz ...