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... the Dominion, Bispham, Blackpool, who is vice-president of the Fylde Entertainment Employees' Association. Conn, R. Taylor. speaking for the directors, complimented Mr. Prendergast on the happg relationship throughout the company and said the whole staffs ...
... anti- and arresting title. Communist propaganda. Its point is none too clear, and to make matters worse the hero THE TOFF speaks broken English, much of the dialogue is in a foreign tongue and the recording leaves 4). Featuring John plenty to be desired ...
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... Having taken the phono order he said “Thanks Mr C we’ll deliver right away” A waiting customer heard this name and asked to speak to the caller He discovered it was his old Battery Captain Next our manager saw them they came in together to order drinks ...
... spent a lif•time in battle against turf gangsterism. His knowledge of racing's criminals and their methods is astounding. He speaks with unassailable authority. Om* mem, Till MOM presents the facts. No with the interests of British racing at boort can afford ...
... Good pay with regular creases. Paid Holidays. Opportunities for permanent. employment with prospects advancement. French Speaking Telephonist* are also needed at the London Continental Exchange. Apply to your local Employment Exchange or The Stall Controller ...
... Twankey keeps the audience chuckling. and the rod of the oast are thorou g 1 y proficient whether dancing. singing or Just speaking their ...
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... Dancing Wednesday 9 o'clock. Glenburn House 64. Marsh-road. Pinner. Pinner 32.14. Profeware Katikeu Loanable, F.R.S.. will speak at the Friends' Meeting House. 456. Rasners-lane. on Tuesday. January 3. 1952. at 8 p m., on her experiences with the recent ...
... courtroom parryings between defence and prosecuting counsels—in effect the central characters of the theme, but, generally speaking, its outmoded plot is more likely to appeal to the unsophisticated. Moderate second. Story.—Baron Arady, greedy Hungarian ...
... John Walsh has a lifetime in the battle against gangsterism. His knowledge of criminals and their methods is 'un ding. He speaks with unassailable hority . Once „A more, THE PEOPLE presents foil , — ade ' facts. Be sure you read them. 'p I cow, EXCLUSIVELY ...
... have 106 years of service. EARLY in the Harrow Coliseum's version of Humpty Dumpty a character asks why the others are speaking to rhyme, to which the answer, quite properly, is Because it's pantomime. What significance that phrase contains: what ...