... of Mr and Mrs J A Pullen of 7 Palmerston-road South Acton the bridegroom went on the stage when he left Acton County School Gunnersbury-lane as drummer He is now a drummer and stage manager The bride a dancer has appeared in films ...

... Club gave a disappointing performance of Pink String and Sealing Wax at Acton Town Hall on Tuesday There were good individual performances but the production a complete lack of period sense play is a comedy - drama of Victorian family life with a Brighton ...

... as he muttered: A poor man's lamb is lawful prey for the prowling wolf. It's the }parson's son—it's Walter Haydn. May Heaven have pity upon him. for I will slew him none! Ai s h a s gone—elle has gone; but ...

... re- -vival of Webster’s ’Tis Pity she's a Whore” at Cambridge Miss Iden has impression as Ophelia are who declare they have better) and for my part was deeply moved by “Portia” in which there perfect blending of dignity passion ...

... love life of an attractive waif (Anne Baxter) who indirectly causes the death of two men before finding happiness with a third Played for rather more than it is worth by a largely American cast and lavishly staged against a circus background ...

... gave the city, which stood in a vast plain at the base of the Orontes mountains, and near the source of the Choaspv, a moat gaudy If not a magnificent ap• pearana. A Warren's Worm—A rapid penman can write thirty-two words in ...

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... an elderly maid gave a fine performance and Elizabeth Ven-ner was excellent as a rich exbarmaid Jessie Lamb’s performance a rich wife who is murdered would have been excellent if she had known her words The play is a thriller about ...

... not at all like a doctor. She stayed in the room a little .while, when lie came and told her she could go. She said she could not walk, but mast have a cab as ...

... rather than a West End sue- C6SS in “The Long Mirror” dramatist supposes that life of which we are conscious is only a part of the life we really live just as the reflection in a mirror is only a flat picture of the room He tells the story of ...

... hoverer, at a recent meet ing, considered key had done all that could be reasoa-417 required, and therefore declined to become a party to the suggested agreement. 3lr Iloneybone said this communication raised a Serious question, for here was a new road which ...

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