... SPEAKS. Gentlemen,--1 feel I must write and tell you what I think of your ASPRO Tablets. lam an Ambulance Officer for the Queensland Railways, and have to attend to all the railwaymen and their wives and families engaged on constructing the railway fines ...

... SPEAKING H. G. GRIFFIN has returned to the Merseyside as manager of the Royal Cinema, Egremont, in succession to Mr. Calcot-Riley. His previous appointment on this territory was as manager of the Coliseum P.H., Litherland, but in the interval he has filled ...

... The Director Speaks freely to Americans It has astonished me considerably to learn from the published articles of various presumably important people in the film trade that the majority of successful film artistes have not been recruited from the ranks ...

... Exhibitor Speaks The following trenchant criticisms of the ways of renters, touching on questions which exercise the mind of every booking manager, are contributed by J. Howson, secretary and manager, Whitehall Picture House, Morecambe, who points out ...

... TOO ILL TO SPEAK. Mrs. Potter, mother of one of the injured, told *The Daily Chronicle ™ that she was stopped on the way home by a friend and told of her gon’s injury. *T rushed to the hospital,” she said, * and found my boy too ill to speak. He was in ...

... LORD BIRKENHEAD TO SPEAK. The fete itseli promises to be A 'Plead &lair. and is to die opened by Lady Blades. the Lady Mayoress. the attermx.n. Ite ehiet speaker is Earl Birkenhead hu will give address at 7 p.m., thus ensaling the city Men to be down ...

... BERNSTEIN SPEAKS OUT SIDNEY BERNSTEIN had some interest. ing things to say when a Vine. representative interviewed him on his . return from America last week. Mr. Bernstein was very outspoken in his condemnation of the films which he saw in the leading ...

... CAN YOU SPEAK ENGLISH ? I NFERIOR persons, uncertain of their mode of pronouncing English, will be consoled by some of the kind, tolerant things said at this week's meeting at the Royal Society of Literature. Mr. George Bernard Shaw, particularly, reminded ...

... THE BIOS COPE SPEAKING PERSONALLY .• HENDERSON, of Henderson's Film w or atories, was due to be decorated yesterday (Wednesday) by the King at Buckingham Palace. He has received the 0.8. E. in recognition of his extreme gallantry and self-sacrifice on ...

... THE 810 S COPE SPEAKING PERSONALLY P WRIGHT and WALTER ice, 33, King Street, Covent Garden, W.C., -uropean Agents for Wurlitzer, sailed 70M Southampton bn the Belgenland 'ast Saturday, en )ute for America. 'hey are visiting - ew York, Buffalo .nd Chicago ...

... THE 810 S COPE SPEAKING PERSONALLY innerly with First has been promoted to an important the territory in London areaf r orthe wentsame firm. • Ellis north some years ago for Fox and later returned to the south to act as their special representative. He ...

... CHILDREN WHO CANNOT SPEAK OR READ ALOUD By The Rev. D. MORSE-BOYCOTT TT is a mystery why so many children fa, -L. to read or speak with reasonab: accuracy when one considers the care an, money bestowed by the State upon nation, education ; the vast amount ...