... producer, that he engaged her at once to play opposite lead to Mr. John Barry more in Tempest, that vivid story of the Russian Revolution which is now familiar to the cinema fan. Fraulein Camilla Horn completely justified the selection. Miss Mary Pickford ...

... Before the war they were kept in packs by the various Grand Dukes and used for their legitimate work. Then came the Russian Revolution and the Borzoi perished from Russia, with a good deal else which was pic turesque. Luckily there were a sufficient number ...

... was engaged by a submarine. Also while on this voyage he read the wireless bulletin announcing the end of an epoch the Russian Revolution. Next he was transferred to Athens, as private secretary to young King Alexander. Then his trainiug under the pro-Allied ...

... own arrangement of airs recalling the famous Gipsy village outside Petrograd where, in the old j'oyous days before the Russian Revolution, high society took its pleasure. Colombo spent many years in Russia as Court violinist to the late Tsar, and the musical ...

... Czar Alexander created the first baron in the early part of the eighteenth century. Disaster befell the family in the Russian revolution of 1905 and again in 1917 when the Germans blew up their castle and distillery. But this was not enough; in the last ...

... Our motley paper seizes for its theme.-- Steele. The Russian III Wind.-- It is an ill wind that blows nobody good. The Russian revolution is bringing a golden harvest to the Riviera, where grand dukes are as plentiful as blackberries. Cannes might be termed ...

... backing a prating lawyer like Kerenski Did he abstain Or did he silently vote for the motion which re- joiced over the Russian Revolution Mr. Churchill's re putation as historian and statesman is at stake. AT THE PALAIS DES NATIONS, GENEVA The Great Peace ...

... who is in the film McGlusky, the Sea Rover, with Jack Doyle. Tamara's mother, Xenia Desni, was only six teen when the Russian Revolution swept over her at Kieff, and sent her out to earn her living as a dancer. By way of the Crimea. Istanbul and Vienna ...

... having deposed the Tsar, and whom he held up to the admira tion of a meeting of London editors as the St. Just of the Russian Revolution I hope St. Just was really well smacked, for he betrayed everybody, the Tsar, Milui- koff, and Korniloff. PRESIDENT ...

... pirotchki accompanied by glasses of fiery vodka and kvass. J a Garde Blanche is a play in six tableaux, dealing with the Russian Revolution, by M. Boulgaroff. One would have expected the audience, which obviously consisted of persons from every stratum of ...

... of Nikolai by his legitimate wife, all of them like fascinating little kittens, who danced and flirted through the Russian Revolution, finding a fox-trot infinitely more real and conse quently more inspiring than the fall of the Imperial regime and the ...

... of the Exchequer is a valuable witness, for, as will be remembered, at first he was enthusiastically in favour of the Russian Revolution, and actually favoured the setting up of soldiers' and workmen's councils in this country. But hard facts have forced ...