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... if he was still worried about Max HirzeVs unlucky cold Left Ladv Mullens and Mrs. Hugh l^eveson Cower were another mothvr-and- daughter combination who went to hear Lohengrin Lady Mullens wearing some lovely jewels Mr. Sidney Beer arrived wiih Lady Carnarvon ...
... BARBARA MULLEN I HUGH SINCLAIR A ROMNEY 0416.0 Iv Cs~ INner• by T•••••• • Yawn 1•••••1••N. —Ttlit 14001•04 AGO L P 4 ONVI DOMINION.. I Today 4.30. 7.26. Weekdays from 10 a.m. ALL NUT, 7 V STi lla tT W A Y A CK • FLYNN I CIT SVOLN.A. WILL HAY • CLAUDE NUMMI' ...
... TO YOUNG MAN A young man named Desmond Fitzpatrick, of 65 St. George Street, E., was at Thames Police Court, before Mr. Claude Mullen, charged with maliciously wounding William Fitzgerald, his brother, by striking him on the forehead with a china candlestick ...
... Hitchcock spy film which starred Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman and Claude Rains? Ingrid had'to get information from Claude Rains and pass it on to Cary. They used to sit on a bench in the park. Then Claude found out and he and his mother tried to poison Ingrid. ...
... (Right) Sir Charles Morrison-Bell, Bt of Tar set, Hexham Northumberland only son of the late Sir Claude Morrison-Bell and of Lady Morrison- Bell, of Corfe Mullen, Dorset, married Miss Prudence Davies, only daughter of Lt.-Col. and Mrs. W. D. Davies, of Otterburn ...
... Lome Campbell shows the correct follow- through after dart throwing to Colin Barry Gillian Straus and Pam Whillis John Mc Mullen, deaf to the lure of Hoop-la carries the sail of his scow Cuckoo along the landing stage Romance impending Mary Annette de ...
... young talent on the scene today. _ In the brass section Mornington Locket plays sax, Claude Deppa blows his trumpet and Fayyez Virji plays trombone. The celebrated Jim Mullen works his magic on the guitar. who has started her owa music school, leads and conducts ...
... at a Glance HENIARKs. STAR. 1). Saga'. 1. Fedotova. Erast Garin. Zoya Fedorova. Claude Hulbert, 13innie Hale, Henry Kendall. Patricia Burke, David Farrar, Barbara Mullen. * A British Picture. (C) Suitable tor children. I)ocumentary narrative which depicts ...
... SHOW AT THE L| DICKENS BALL ON MARCH 5: MISS NANCY BOWES- LYON, COUSIN TO THE DUCHESS OF YORK. Photographs by Empress Photos, Claud Harris, and Hay Wrighlson. Our group of skaters in fancy dress was taken at a rehearsal for the Ice Carnival fixed to take ...
... ;ging, his age doing any Bth of January, )l man named eceased had fallen Mullen went ing dead at the iu front of him; fallen. Prisoner, ars, were the only est having left for Mullen observed abfc the prisoner’s oimcl blood on tbs ping room. Tb§re on the ...
... find.”’— Aberdeen Press & Journal. Australasia :-—RoBErRTsON & MULLEN, Melbourne. Canada :—Tue RyersoNn Press, Toronto. South Africa :——TueE CENTRAL NEws AGExcy, Cape Town. MILES RITSON By CLAUDE E. BENSON. 7/6 net In this moving story of the Scottish Border ...
... light and cheerful character are the words and music of Who Can Say written and composed by G. Clifton Bingham and Frederic Mullen. A song of the breezy ocean is Ship Ahoy! the racy words by Edward Oxenford, music by Cecile Tovey published in two keys ...