... KYASHT SPEAKS. Russian Ballet and Jazz Age. It would be absurd not to recognise that the amount of invention, decoration and taste which have gone to the creation of the Cabaret Up-to-Date at His Majesty's Theatre this week places it in the forefront ...

... MOSCOW SPEAKS. A LONG dissertation on the police raid on Arcos, Ltd., has been dispatched by Moscow to the British Foreign Office. Though Sir Austen Chamberlain is the designated recipient of the Note, it only too obvious that the homily ia primarily ...

... MATRIMONIALLY SPEAKING. From the ignorance regarding sexual matters which was considered correct '.n our grandmothers' times, the pendulum has now swung to the opposite extreme, and innumerable books upon the subject are making their appearance.. One ...

... try to speak English perfectly, because if you do, no one will undestand you. In London 999 out of every 1000 people not only speak bad English but speak even that very badly. Even in private intercourse with cultivated people you must not speak too well ...

... HINTS ON SPEAKING OF VERSE. Mr Masefield on Poetry's Hold Interesting suggestions for experimental work that might be earned out to farther the cause spoken verse are made a preface by Mr John Masefield a report issued the Scottish Association for tke ...

... PREMIER SPEAKS TO OTTAWA. Mr Baldwin went into his private room at 10 Downing Street yesterday, picked up the telephone receiver, and had a few minutes' quiet conversation with Mr Mackenzie King, the Canadi n Prime Minister, who was speaking his room ...

... A SPEAKING TRIBUTE. Speaking last night in the House of Commons the question whether site value has any relation goodwill in the case of a professional man, Sir YV. Joynson-Hicks, the Home Secretary, remarked that he was in practice as a solicitor for ...

... A BATTLE WITH SPEAKS. Perth (Australia), Saturday. Two native tribes in the far north, dressed in nothing but war paint, fought battle with spears. Hundreds of spears were hurtling through the air, killing and wounding many. A missionary unsuccessfully ...

... A DOMINIE SPEAKS TO YOUTH. Christmas Reveries. •Hitch your waggon to a star, says the American. Set yourself a high ideal, iterates the wise man. Yes, your imagination may soar aloft but in youth it will go a-wandering and you see castles in the air ...

... MR HODGES SPEAKS OUT. Miners Cursed with Barren Leadership. In an article in the Sunday Chronicle, Mr Frank Hodges, referring to his resignation of the office of secretary of the Miners' International, states that it is but an episode in his struggle ...

... MR F. H. ROSE, M.P., SPEAKS OUT. Not Fair to Ostracise. ADMITTING HIS GOSPEL' OF GOODWILL. In view of the Socialist controversy over his position, the speech which Mr F. H. Rose, Socialist M.P. for North Aberdeen, made in reply to the toast of Our Members ...

... COTTISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE SPEAKING OF VERSE. MEMBERS the ABERDEEN BRANCH are re quested to not* that the LECTURE by Mr LAURENCE arranged take place on \\ erlnesdav, 23rd March, 8 been unavoidably CANCELLED. DOROTHY CRPIOKSHANK. Hon. Secretary. YM.C ...