... wishing one had seen of her. Hers was • splendid piece of charact.r•acting and well Illustrates her amazing versatility. Ernest Letts. too. as the Rev. William Duke. gave a good performance. and his quiet restrained acting gave weight to the character which ...

... others a lesson In clear enunciation. It was sorely needed by Pauline Graham, as an outrageously revealed Doll Common. and Ernest Letts, the prim deacon. From Peter Hollins there was an endearing snatch of innocent Idlocv. and Nell Morley. as IS I r Epicure ...

... Coroner yesterday referring to the conduct of two ninevears-old boys, who, while bathing in a flooded river, saw a companion, Ernest Letts, also aged nine, carried away by the current and drowned. They kicked the lad's clothes into-the river, went home, and ...

... Prtberick, D. Pethwick. M. Hartley, F. Garr»d. E. TeTlor. K. Willourby-Osbome, M. Grunt, D. Present, M. Church, end Master Ernest Letts. Aooornraniat—Miss A. Petheriok. Recitation by Miss M. Terry. Doors open 7.30; to begin »t Proceeds for tbs Psriwh ...

... referring to the conduct of two nine-year-old boys who, whilst bathing in the River Rea, which was in flood, saw companion, Ernest Letts, also aged nine, carried away by the current and diowned. They kicked the lad's clothes into the river, went home, and ...

... first play. Gertrude Jennings' comedy, The New Poor. the acting was well up to standard. rri , cast was Kathleen Warner, Ernest Letts. Lowe Bottrill, Margaret Longfellow and Mary A second comedy by Gertrude Jennings. Between the Songs and the Savoury, ...

... Service Salturds Church p.m. SELUCK—On May 11th. liXl?. at Southinead, Wcstcott-road. Dorking. Ellen Julia, beloved wife Ernest Letts Sellick. SHEARING. On May 9th. 1937. at 9a, Old Andrew's Mansions. Kingshury. N.W.U, Margaret Shearing, f*. WtfTTOp-rOad ...

... secretary.. Class 2 isongsm—Mr. Edward Letts and Miss Macye. - . Class 3 !pianoforte solo'—Mrs. Jerdon. Class 4 telocutioni—Mr. Ernest Letts and Prat.t. _ . Mr. G. T. Gillespy was in charge of the arrangements and the Rev. J. Wright vicar of Addlscornbe). was ...

... sure and swaggering suitor, while Kenneth Runswlck and Philip Berridge showed equal dash and incisiveness aa other blades. Ernest Letts and Leslie Giilot, though amusingly cantankerous cronies, seemed sometimes robbed of words by wrath. No such fault with ...

... recitals at the Albert Hall and Alexandra Palace, London. Be wa , connected with a musical family. being a cousin of the late Ernest Letts. precentor of Manchester Cathedral. Mr. Herbert Robinson, who dieo suddenly while returning to Netley Hospital. Southampton ...

... night. It was effectively played, and the only fault was that sonic members of the cast did not know their parts properly. Ernest Letts. as General !tensor, played his part flawlessly. and another good performance was that of Gladys 1.. Walker as the dogmatic ...

... and took their parts easily and well. K. Monica Gaskell, Gladys Walker and Elsie Smith were convincing schoolgirls, while Ernest Letts, Norman Goldman and Arthur Brown, as three types of the public schoolboy. were excellent. Thomas Gregory, Evelyn Hunt and ...