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... Ralph Lynn. a favourite. is give=tr y or ch = roi ko be his charming, hesitant self. and provides a mecession of pure fun. He appeals as a bachelor solicitor. who meets a dancer on a railway station and fans for her charms. Later be meets ...

... OWNS to believe the iontatry Irish's le be fillsoleued by a Iliajai or would net gladly tete this of Lords A ion is, after all. SWAN( s nut failed of voices. Nobody OM WM I ezactly oe what ...

... such cases. A young woman who enters a lead factory as a healthy subject will, after a shorter or longer time, become thin and anaemic, have sick headaches, followed by obscur- ation of vision and hysteria. Then she is suddenly seized with ...

... Pack presented A grand world croi.e, per the r.s Brownie, • pageant play by Miva Nancy Simkins, who was also the Crane Mall A FAMILY MAN Phaniz Group A.D.S. producer.' The piece, which included an historical episode of the Queen ...

... impress upon ti e minds of young ladies that Mrs. Nisbett, a Pleiad, displays a greatlack of modesty in visiting the earth for the purpose of catching a mere mundana sweetheart, when she must have known full well that ...

... home in d e t s i a oy t e e ;n enough is asleep D ef e when n d a n t site i came don't h pleaseok m ne e. w ; ,tis C ; om he pl i a s i a n g a ...

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... (shte said in a tano swhicls she tried to niake severe), naow elk. Yost have fought a fulee swith Hubert.; yea chat- loanged hun-that was not right; yea should not aefrot tiatr lie was a relarian at toino. taefrotte 1~I slid not forgot it, ...

... Shaw's preface to the play as she remarked, to read it all would take longer than the drama itself were read as an in- tuction by Ellen Pollock who was coached in many of his heroine roles by Shaw himself. Anne Morley-Priestman ...

... had proved that She Government were gerriMy right. .rprin this point Mr. Morley Bahl : rtnaonable man can or does (lonia that the nonfelfilment of our promise had a powerful effect in atirrlne up the frontier ti ihes againet ns. There is a ...