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... teeth. But confidence is present, x necti ng longer takes the form of 1 pan ® miracles. Also there is not Jig&p' tendency speak of 1932 with tn e( pointment and disgust that was exp the passage of 1931. No one P j. aar) 1932 has not been without. its ...
... THE DEFENSE. Also THE NICHT EXPRESS, with ESTELLE TAYLOR. Bargain Matineas at Both Cinemas. ALL T HIB WEB . BUSTER KEATON in SPEAK EASILY. Also Peggy Shannon in PAINTED WOMAN. Doors Open 12.45. Commence 1 p.m. THE STOLL. PICTURE THEATRE (BEDMINSTER HIPPODROME) ...
... —A Success* ful Calamity. Triangle. Clifton, Bristol.-Attorney for the Defence. New Palace, Baldwin Street, Bristol. Speak Easily.'-! , King's. Old Market Street, Bristol.— 'A Successful Calamity. _ . , Empire, Old Market Bristol.— Attorney for ...
... would be a more prosperous one for all. Lord Mayor Sympathetic Words. The Lord Mayor recalled the war period, when he used to speak from the same platform, and tried, look on the bright side They had come out on the top side, but although we had won, we were ...
... P r esses his confidence the >dur logged determination and w. SDri» ance w hich has been the maine ' our efforts. tim ler speaks of glimpses of better The ahead. hour was welcomed in Bristol by ori S > ra,n —between 8.30 a.m. and w 0 '°ck yesterday ...
... be no bad thing for the game of cricket. Ihe fate of the Ashes is admittedly a matter of acute interest to the English-speaking world, and no one would desire that popular enthusiasm for Test cricket should be a \vhit less lively than it happens to ...
... the successful ends desired very much quicker. * A year of calamity, was the description Ben Lillett gave to 1932 when speaking on Saturday night at the New Year's Eve supper and concert of the National Trade Union Club in London. He said Reviewing ...
... Sand and Mud! hints to parents. t0 P areuts 011 how to bring ? Vere >'iven by Dr. J. R. Reea, - -Institute of Medical v; speaking on. Saturday at sc.!,', 1 ter school for health visitors ' Durses , at the Bedford College for j° tiler thin s Dr. Rees ...
... to New York to-morrow after six weeks complete overhaul from track to keel. Mr R. S. Lambert, editor of the ' Listener,' speaking The Film in National Life at the annual conference of educational asso. ciations at the University College, London, yesterday ...
... States dollars in excess of what is needed stability of the domestic currency. ilVe iy American institution this is ar ®, speaking a new point view. s the beginning of 19C2 people in the l states were talking of the need for a gold. COMING POLITICAL ACTIVITY ...
... THE FILM AS MEANS FOR EDUCATION. Combining Entertainment Instruction. R. S. Lambert, editor of Listener,' speaking on the n National Life yesterday at i University College, London, hy the Commission on Educational Cultural Films in conjunction Education ...
... to get to do the recordings. With the dialects of the far countryside the problem is more difficult. Actors accustomed to speak such dialects are inclined to over-emphasise certain words and on the other hand, country yokels—the men from the fields whose ...