... Milnthorp. and Mrs E. D. Crawford. On behalf of the committee Mr W f- Lamonbv presented Mrs Turpin w bouquet chrysanthemums. The M.C.s were Messrs H. Cole and Turpin. Mr Churchill sent a telegram good wishes to Stalin on the occasion of his 62nd birthday ...

... SUNDAY CINEM OLYMPIA THEATRE. fias Masks must be carried. - Victi)r McLaglen in Dick Turpin's Ride to York (U). Also Will Fyffe in ANNIE LAURIE (U). One Civilian admitted with each Member of Services. • ...

... understood. It is in four marts. featuring Charlie in the rOle of Lieut. Don. Jose and he is ably by Edna Purviance as and Ben Turpin as • ...

... of Popeye? The one-leggedness of Pegleg-Pete? The shyness of Bashful? The idiocy of Dopey, or the crossey ? edness of Ben Turpin, etc., I sayho ...

... having Claims against the Estate of the above named deceased are requested send particulars forthwith to the undersigned. TURPIN & WALKER, 2. Eldon Chambers, Wheeler Gate, Nottingham. Solcltors for the Executors. ...

... December THE OLYMPIA At 6.45 p.m. Owe Civilian Admitted with each member GAS MASKS MUST* BE CARRIED. VICTOR McLAGLEN in DICK TURPIN’S RIDE TO YORK ® THE PALACE Doors Open 6 p.m. Commence 6.30 p.m. SPENCER TRACY and HEDY LAMARR in I TAKE THIS WOMAN ® Also ...

... four parts, featuring Charlie in the role of Lieut. Don, Jose and he is ably supported by Edna Purviance as “Carmen” and Ben Turpin as pirate. GETTING BETTER The Mayor (Aid. Jas. Eley), we are pleased to state, is very much better. He was able to be present ...

... presents from Santa Claus. Thanks are due to the following lathes' committee: Mrs. J. E. Palmer. Mus Eady. Mrs. Neal, Mrs. Turpin. Mrs. Higgins. White, MO. Price and Mrs. Reg. Palmer, for their voluntary work. Games Tournament. The and Social Club announce ...

... dividend 7s 6d. Lightweight hunters. miles.—l. Mr. R Norman's nomination; 2, Mr. C. R. Laxton's Starlight: 3. Mr. W. O. Rutter's Turpin. Also ran: Miss Dorothy Short's Champion, Mr. G. Salter's Jane, E G Conisbee's Permit. Mr. W. H. Stuart's Queenie. Tote dividend ...

... of Popeye? The one-leggedness of Pegleg-Pete? The shyness of Bashful? The idiocy of Dopey, or the crossey ? edness of Ben Turpin, etc., I sayho But surely these depict a disability, just as much as William Powell did. Then they criticise Love Crazy? ...

... Jones, 21. a labourer, of aunnersbnry Lane. Acton, was charged with being drunk and disorderly at Horn Lane, Acton. P.c. Turpin said that when of? duty at Horn Lane, Acton. on Sunday morning he saw defend:bit staggoring about with a n.•w9- agent's board ...

... for munitions, and maximum output, and all would feel they were pulling their weight.—Yours faithfully, (Mrs.) VERA A. F. TURPIN. 42, Macdonald Road, Coventry, December 5. ...