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... too many tales of her troubles. the Colonel's troubles. the Vicar's troubles, and all the neighbours' troublos. 2. Not to speak too pointedly about the virtue of her other great-nieces and nephews. 3. leave the parrot. the two canarlet.. and thu three ...
... both husband and wife are always planning how they can better themselves g 0 that in turn their children can benefit. I am speaking, of course, of the average normal man and wife. “ My husband’s duty takes him away from me on an average six nights out of ...
... THE HEBRIDEAN SINGERS WITH the Celtic music of Scotland—that is, with the folk-music of the Gaelic-speaking people of the Hebrides—is associated one name far and away above all others—that of Marjory Kennedy-Fraser. The stay-at-home reader, hungering ...
... national sympathy than various older organisations for assisting ex-Service men. Sooner or later there must come very plain speaking on this point, and the sooner the better. Taking the particular branch of the British Legion with which I come in contact ...
... himse lf worthy of being included among the greate st directors of the day. Anna Christie gives Greta Garbo he r first speaking role. Eugene O'Neil's gre a ; play deals with the life of a Swedish girl, an gives Greta a part which is ideally suited to ...
... not there. I asked the medium for a message for a friend from his dead mother, saying he was anxious about her. The medium, speaking his name , which I had not given, said : There is something which troubles him more than the silence of his mother. There ...
... at. Alcoholic liquor has been barred from a leading studio. Yet surely one or two players in talkies should cultivate the speak-easy habit? protests that a West End kinema organ played the National Anthem at 4.30 a.m. were lately made by a neighbour. ...
... Princess, depleting the changing moods with the most accurate touches and singing her various songs with the ease that be speaks tho finished vocalist. And what captivating compound of shrewdness and solicitude does Miss Sybil Arundale make of Ibis unique ...
... AT THE HOLBOBN EMPIRE It speaks volumes for the marvellous vitality of this delightful pontotninio phantasy Clifford Mills and John Ramsey,' with music Roger Quliter, that the nineteenth year of its production, by Italia Conti, finds to engross the attention ...
... Speaking Personally Pam of imAnuerley, 0.8. E., managing director -ilational Screen Service, Ltd., is sailing ALNew York next week, to consult with his I.,•l4erican associates on matters concerning ' le future policy of this progressive and Universally ...
... A. 3. P (Rest in Pieces ) Th>re are certain things in England which are never done r said, And one is you must never speak unkindly of the dead; And therefore as a bright New Year is waiting to be born, I'll have my jeer at the passing year while still ...
... as time goes on. 'The calendar positively threatens him now, and he has come to that impudent defiance of mind, when, so to speak, he puts bis tongue out at it and dares it to do its worst. It is a hard philosophy to acquire, this belief that the thing ...