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... introduced by Richard Dimbleby, and the narrative is told simply and effectively by the leader of tl?l,e expedition. Personally speaking, I would have been sorry tomiss this picture. I hope it gets a wide showing. LG R-K-O-RADIO-ARTFILM. AMERICAN. “U.”” 68 MINs ...
... MAKING AN UNSCHEDULED HALT ON HER WAY TO LUNCH H.M. THE QUEEN PAUSING TO SPEAK TO SOME OF THE SHEPHERDS AND HILL-FARMERS WHO RODE OVER TO SEE HER. RUSHING DOWN THE CENTRAL SPILLWAY . THE TORRENT OF WATER RELEASED FROM THE NEW RESERVOIR AFTER HER MAJESTY ...
... her over. Her right arm was broken. Blood from a gash on her forehead covered her face and matted her hair. Naomi! Oh God Speak to me, my darling Her eyelids fluttered, then opened. She looked at him, it seemed, from a great distance. Relief suffused ...
... is encountered in the United States. The practice is to ring up a home after making- the obvious checks and to say you are speaking for the War Department and wish to make the news easier to bear. Then follows an entirely fictitious but correctly drawn ...
... alone life, for those who have eyes to see it and ears to hear it, stirs all around one all the time. In the country solitude speaks to the listening heart. The last war brought thousands of townsmen to live in our villages. Some were glad of the change, ...
... DEMONSTRATES THE WHISTLE-STOP TECHNIQUE WHICH HE HAS MADE PECULIARLY HIS OWN The President, in a setting of autumn foliage, speaking to the townspeople of Plaistow, New Hampshire, during his train tour of New England, in which he spoke for Governor Stevenson ...
... uilt at Kalispell, and it, too, will use Hungry Horse elect icity. President Truman, who pulled no political punches when speaking at the dedication of Hungry Horsr Dam, told his listeners that if the Republicans had their way Hungry Horse would be turned ...
... the political inquisitions which have tended to make every man and woman of liberal thought glance over the shoulder before speaking outright. Despite The Big Change all, it seems, is far from being well on Main Street. The name of Edward Allcard has been ...
... on. I think it was Richard Aldington who said that hatred of the arts was one of the few genuine emotions of the English-speaking peoples. N. A. ROWE Whitchurch. Bristol. The message merelY said. We are a groan admired lan Mackay and writings in the ...
... exiles. A compromise resolution from the French delegation, providing for them to attend meetings, but without the right to speak or vote, was carried in spite of the British opposition. SOCIALISTS FORGATHER IN THE DUOMO SQUARE IN MILAN The gathering included ...
... Officer M. de Fortis, of the City of London Unit. II -L-; li-- B-- II 1,11 II II ^1*1 >gfciTr. ADMIRAL SIR CECIL HARCOURT SPEAKING AT THE TRAFALGAR DAY CEREMONIES With him on the platform are Admiral Sir L. Hamilton (left), the Chairman of the Navy League ...
... heavily, but, fortunately, not disastrously. Joey looked dowrn at him and remarked, You fool You fool I You fool Joey's plain speaking was not as offen sive as the habitual remark of the whin- chat. Perched on a gorse-bush on some wild common, he watches a ...