... Scotland. A navy foremost in the world not only in our time, but in generations to come. Perhaps you remember Milton Sills Lord, to think that was fifteen years ago in the silent version of The Sea Haivk, telling of the sufferings of Sir Roger Tressilian ...

... among these passing forms there is the somewhat unaccountable progress of Miss Robins from her early success as Mrs. Errol, in Little Lord Fauntleroy (with Portia thrown in at Exeter in the background), to her decision to play Nina, in Punchinello, rather ...

... these miles of celluloid be measured, ranging as they do from The Search to Mighty Joe Young, from The Third Man to The Bad Lord Byron? Much the largest category has no aim beyond filling screens for hollow halls where habituees can buy comfort, dark and ...

... chorus-girl Lucy (Jean Kent), a childhood friend of Fanny's and now comfort ably set up with the afore mentioned Lord Manderstoke. Harry and Lord Manderstoke insult one another in a deadly, refined way, in Lucy's dressing- room. At dawn they fight a duel ...

... should be glad to hear. Story Number Two, with Edward G. Robinson, is set in London, and is an adaptation of Oscar Wilde's Lord Arthur Savile's Crime. An American lawyer, engaged to an English society blonde, is told by a palmist that he is going to ...

... study. The first is her dancing teacher (Conrad Veidt). She marries him after her dcibut, but he dies. The second is an English Lord (John Shepperd). She doesn't get around to marry ing him before he dies. The third is a millionaire shipbuilder (Dean Jagger) ...