WARWICK WARD FRANK LAWTON C. AUBREY SMITH

of which is reviewed in this issue

FAULTY TALKIE APPARATUS " CAUSES FAILURE A CINEMA PROPRIETOR'S EXAMINATION A sitting of the London Bankruptcy Court was held on October 22nd before Mr. Registrar Warmington, for the public examination of Frederick Aldworth, cinema proprietor, lately of the Regent Picture House,

Harry Denman Blinkhorn, local secretary of the Hull Musicians' Benevolent Fund, appeared before the magistrates at the Hu'l Police Court last Wednesday, charged with the misappropriation of £B7, which should have been handed over to the Benevolent Fund. He had been appointed loc

Hall is provided with an Organ, and is adaptable for use as a Cinema Theatre, and has seating accommodation for 1 1. 000 persons. It is within one minute's walk of the centre of the Town. The person or firm whose tender is accepted will be required to pay for electric current co

Guillermo and Fernando Ortiz-Rubio, sons of the President of the Mexican Republic, were received recently as guests at the Paramount studio. Acting as hosts to the two boys were Jesse L. Lasky, Jnr., Ramon Pereda and Rosita Moreno, stars of the recently completed "El Dios del Ma

Chatting with Edgar Isaacs, manager of F. 8.0., and his traveller, Kenneth Mann, the other day, I gathered that before Christmas there will be no fewer than 75 B.T.H. " talkie " sets working on the Yorkshire territory, with orders still pending. The Stanningley Pavilion Claude W

he could be coaxed back. Fortunately he is showing more intelligence than that. He knows that bad sound is not necessary, and also that the fault is not in the films ; so he is merely extending his visiting area and prefers to travel a mile or two to hear a film under the best c