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... winning the war. I notice that the motion suggests that this attitude might well taken other parties. I agree with that. (Laughter! But I stoutly maintain that dramatist should give us. in addition, real drama, real periormances. or both. Happily, in the ...
... divorced him in 1881. But a photorfrnph o* tm- pair jutvdr Mr Mulhall had claimed i share in the £50.000 estate left by hi* laughter, showed quite clearly that he know* now His former wife, according to the photograph, appears telling Ihm just what she thinks ...
... tratiqu:l yet glaiiiimius s which stretched ti the early nineteen hundreds. lii ctiiig, it thi • troultleil to., share in of laughter, gaiety, ntig.anl -ii talitv (.1 vt•stvrilay. hir this privilege the its length. eminently accept:ll4e. Star e olivii:us ...
... Parliamentary elections . The clashes between the landed • interests and the rising tide of Socialism . The wild surging of the Suffragette Movemept . The Great War . The Depression . These ari some of the broader vistas through which a succession nf arnmnfpr ...
... including very one and a delightful rendering of After the Ball” the story deals with Miss Russell’s girlhood with her suffragette mother her debut backed by impressario Leo Carrillo) her rise to world fame MAE in “My (Paramount) tiniest player certainly ...
... and Dorothy Peterson Defiantly mannish, con- her suffragette mother. sciously valorous, and at the Leo Carrillo is Tony Pastor, same time desperately feminine, and there are a host of wellthe suffragettes, led by a bicycle known people in the company. ...
... story as fascinating as anything in fiction. Born during the Civil War, daughter of a newspaper proprietor and a leading suffragette, she rocketed to fame when given chance on the stage, which was always her ambition. Within three weeks she became the toast ...
... shouted Heil, Hitler!’ Then in a pregnant silence they held their hands outstretched. And just then peal ironic feminine laughter shattered the scene. It came from Dorothy Thompson and literally encircled the world. There were angry shouts from the Nazis ...
... on Sunday. He was 77 years of age. daughter; Mr. and Mrs. S. Higgs, :son and The youngest son of the late Police Super- ,laughter-in-law; Mrs. and Mr,. F. J. Higgs, intendent George Brookes and Mrs. and daughter-in-law; Miss G. Hig h s, Brookes, of Ludlow ...
... of Wales's industrial and political figures and Controller last war announced to-day was of Radnorshire The title passed (laughter present Rhondda their only child special remainder in 1918 As memorial her husband gave 1935 about 2130 acres Loaf just of ...
... waiting. She got her sandwich and swept out. Over in the corner a group of eoldlils burst into loud and somewhat disgusted laughter.. They have to fight for people like that. Strange world! Familiar Faces NOTICED many familiar faces at the Council of Social ...
... then knew little, in Paris, to speak on women and finance. saw that conference in full session.” she said, “and as an old Suffragette was very much moved. It had been thought that no conference women would ever be seen.’* There were women present from all ...