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... SPEAKS. Gentlemen,--1 feel I must write and tell you what I think of your ASPRO Tablets. lam an Ambulance Officer for the Queensland Railways, and have to attend to all the railwaymen and their wives and families engaged on constructing the railway fines ...
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... SPEAKING JACK AVERY, a very old member of the film trade, died in London last Wednesday. Mr. Avery was born in the United States in 1873, and came to England in 1899, joining the Warwick Trading Co. Other concerns with which he was connected were Charles ...
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... SPEAKING Reginald Foort, who, as organist at the New Gallery, is well known to vast multitudes of listeners -in, who have often been entertained by the broadcast of his recitals, is resigning on Saturday. We understand that several reasons have induced ...
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... speak Pont and Stuart Holmes play their re spective roles capably. The picture was directed by Malcolm St. Claire, who was responsible for Are 'Parents People, and The Grand Duchess and the Waiter. ...
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... SPEAKING. 'Niesnor (British sehocner), 49 N. 17 20 W. July 12, 11 so p.m.; all well on board. Albert Eallin, reported by wireless to Devizes, July 13. ...
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... SPEAKING Recognition of illness as a power gives it power to harm, whereas recognition of Nature as a greater power to heal has the opposite effect. The average person, however, gets so hypnotised by the fact of pain that he cannot let go or relax su ...
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... SPEAKINGS. Lib.'ld . Rum.- hi que i , N.: W.; , ;v(ll : —Re . perteri by City of St. Joseph, passiug diLraltar, April 29 (7. B. Pedersen 113vredish bansoe), tat. 9 N., !wiz. 23 W.—likported by Radio, via St. V.owit, C.V., Apr,l 29, by ste,nier ...
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... SPEAKING L E. Blakeley is probably the oldest established independent renter in Manchester, having started in business in 1910. Incidentally, this was his first venture in the cinema trade. The first exclusive to be handled by him was Tillie's Punctured ...
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... SPEAKING H. G. GRIFFIN has returned to the Merseyside as manager of the Royal Cinema, Egremont, in succession to Mr. Calcot-Riley. His previous appointment on this territory was as manager of the Coliseum P.H., Litherland, but in the interval he has filled ...
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... SPEAKING A. VICTOR ADAMS last week presided at the first full meeting of the Northern Branch of the C.E.A. since his recent election to the chairmanship. Mr. Adams has had a long association with the entertainment industry, his career going back to the ...