... fact, and it is pos sible that England is destined to become tho chief centre of talking- film production for the English speaking market. However this may be, it will scarcely l>e denied that, as the re suit of the present situation, the professional ...

... suggests to Georg that they should commit suicide. Ho refuses, and in tho end Heimchen renounces him. All tho players wpro easy, speak jng the Gorman text with fluency. Mr. Charles Carson gave an excel lent performance as the bluff, kind- hearted father, and ...

... as a hat. a cloak, a shawl, a jacket, with which she contrives to give individuality to each character she represents as speaking to somo otner interlocutor. Also, she has the command both of genuine pathos and of arifts of sparkling comedy. Tho former ...

... and final return of tho soldier scenes, j by Rachel Berendt, whose diction is commendably clear and distinct, even in the speaking in a half- foreign tongue, and whoso facial play and gestures are eloquent and expressive. Mr. Wilfred Babbnge plaved with ...

... near Eastoourne. Elma, partly of French extrac tion, it seems, has the crowning merit of a refreshing frankness, and of speaking her mind with uncompromising bluntness. Really, ho is as much bored with her Ernest as Geoffrey and Anne are the one of the ...

... this and in a few other points Mr. Gundrey may have shown an ex cess of ingenuity and of reliance on bewildering detail but, speak- ing generally, he has fashioned an exciting crook v. Yard melo drama out of the conflict between Kerr Lane and Daniel Eckert ...

... ness, going to live in a cottage on the Cniltorn Hills with the sweet and all-consoling Mary Hub bard. There Mrs. Sturgess speaks arid behaves very tactlessly, and Violet, who also le-appears, scorn fully calls Mary Mother Scor rior on porcciving that ...

... Gonnoske Komai. It will be noted that in instances whore the Japanese aro conversing with each other, and supposed to bo speaking in their own lan guage, they use no accent, though pitch and intonation have a certain rational peculiarity. Where they aro ...

... May Wong, latelv seen in the Arnold Bennett film, Piccadilly. Of course her gestures and facial play aro expressive; but her speak ing voice sounded rather harsh and twangy. and her vocalisation also seemed rough ami not too tuneful. Yet. she will probably ...

... alone; a vain actor, who is the slave of -women and brandy a pair of quite idiotic young loAcrs; a husband and wife who cannot speak without contradict ing each other a poet whose ideas won't come, and hi- ultra -aesthetic wife: an impossible rioh lady, who ...

... nothing more of Quigley's strange ailment or whether he had really over seen u devil in the cheese. Mr La whence Ireland, speaking without any variation of tone, made a picturesque figure of the Egyptian God, and made impros- *ive enough his scenes with ...

... applies also to his chief j comrade, Miss Constance Oar- L penter. an English girl, honourably promoted from tho ranks, po to 0 speak, and brought back to play a leading rAJo in this the first ven- ture of the British Amalgamated Theatres (Productions), Ltd ...