... Will, SPEAK ON “CHILD HUMOUR.” His worship the MAYOR will preside. Doors open 7.30. Commence at 8 p.m. Tickets 2/- & 1/- at W. H. Smith & Sons, High Street, Warwick. “A READING OP POETRY.” KING'S HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ...

... SPEAKING FILMS. So long as dramatic art is vital, t i the theatre need fear the speaking film on the Danish model no more than the silent film or broadcasting. Loud speakers are used to synchrotnise the voice with the actions of the actors. it will be ...

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... WARNER SPEAKS. DECLARES THAT THERE IS TOO MUCH PROFESSIONALISM. Speaking at Stratford-cat-Anon, Mr. l'lum Warner haid that one reason we had a &era, •it really fast bowlers at the prreent time wise heeauae county matehee began on 1 May and continued ...

... HELLO! ARCTIC SPEAKING. Winton menages from the Arctic may be beard by British daring tat autumn sad winter. Dr. Donald Macaullaa'a expeditior, which left for Ellesmere Wand, aorth-wt of Greenland, will attempt to communicate by wireiem with dee autaide ...

... DELEGATES SPEAK OF UPLIFTING C.E.M.S8. CONFERENCE REVIEWED. ...

... London to hear addresses, they had been able to gét Mr. Beck to speak to them(hear, hear). It was not because he was a distinguished lawyer that he (Me. Flower) was anxious to get him to speak in Shakespeare’s town, not because he was a great orator, but ...

... MURDER . . . WILL SPEAK. • By MRS. BELLOC LOWNDES. Author n t l i od . r , ;Tlif Chipk the Amour.. distance of theinnelves, with her fuhtri assured, and that. even if the young medical man whom they had regarded with such very different feelings tilt ...

... HULLO! PRUDENTIAL SPEAKING! LAST YEAR WE RKEIVED 0,615,590 IN PREMIUMS FROM ORDINARY BRANCH POLICYHOLDERS, BEING £248,527 MORE THAN IN 1921, £14,386,588 IN PREMIUMS FROM INDUSTRIAL BRANCH POIACYHOLDERS, BEING £388,196 MORE THAN IN 1921, AND £815,704 IN ...

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... MURDER . WILL SPEAK. By Mrs. BELLOC LOWNDU, ...

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