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... International Friendship League nn Thursday when he spoke on Youth In The World To-day” that all sorts of charges were levelled youth clubs by people who were usually uninformed and far from conversant with the running and organisation of such clubs In Mitcham ...
... Palace not in the petrol-free limousines of diplomacy, but at best in a taxi. Or on foot. They are as legion, from World War One and from World War Two. There is a house in London now where you may see the Imperial Eagle of Russia displayed as if the Czar ...
... bookings One is Holy Year, with a personal message from the Pope, and a commentary by Wilfred Pickles. The other two-reeler is the first in Pathe's new quarterly series, The Wealth of the World. Non-theatrical film, included Banking. arid the Farmer ...
... booked on the Circus from 1 1 am SANGER'S LOIS BUTLER PATRICK HOLT Elizabeth SELLARS MORRIS VllCKEY 15 415 730 (U) V tcus SANGER'S CIRCUS SANGER'S CIRCUS CHEAP TRIPS RAIL from SUTTON EPSOM and WORCESTER PARK ( Certain bookings also from other local stations) ...
... and thus becoming a _potential market. This theory is one part of the idea behind Pathe's new venture, the Wealth of the World' series, the first of which is reviewed in this issue. These are to be issued quarterly. Th e first deals with oil; next will ...
... you need to attract and hold regular patrons From the one-reel restyled Pathe Pictorial (which may contain anything from the Zither Man to Dolores Gray in cabaret) to the out- standing 6-reel Scrapbook for 1933 - Pathe gives quality and good value. ...
... married and one not who take shelter from an Exmoor fog in the bungalow of a duck farmer ana his talkative wife is probably very funny to some people To others it is dull stuff The Tattenham Players were far from dull The cast of six excelled themselves ...
... . . . THIS is an account of our air journey from England We started off from Blackbushe and I helped the hostess wash up. We damaged a wingtip coming down at Nice and had to stay the OWN X-WORD night. From Castel Benito (a . . . AND lonely place), we ...
... 6.15, Symphony Concert. 7.45, Service. 8.25, Good Cause. 8.30, Pride and PrejuAce (Part 3). 9.15, Childhood Days. 9.30, Scrapbook for 1904. 10.30, Clifford Curzon. 10.52, Epilogue. News at 8.0, 1.0, 6.0, 9.0, 11.0. LIGHT : 8.0, Patricia Rossborough. 8 ...
... who to attract the attention of the rest of World to the horrors of war has his hair dyed green He becomes very self-conscious and his hair shaved off but realising he has betrayed other orphans runs awav from his home town However this rather unusual storv ...
... radio's top show, may be drastically altered on It's return In the late summer . . . Mora shows, not of the Scrapbook kind, are coming from the massive BBC Records Library. There will more hilarity, less history . . . The Twenty Questions team no means ...
... dying. it is now time to think about. the glory of living, he said in his opening speech. If we are going to save the world from entire destruction, we have to do something about it. Other speakers reflected the same view and Mr. Kenneth Ingrain, a ...