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MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1936.

Sir Wm. Bragg On One Of The Things To Come

At 2.30, 5.10, 7.15, & 9.30 p.m.IR WILLIAM BRAGG, seventy-three-year-old director

A LOVE STORY 2,000 YEARS OLD: WRITTEN FOR THIS VERY HOUR!

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LASTO DAYS OF PRESTON POMPEIL

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ALAN HALE BASIL RATHBONE JOHN. WOOD LOUIS CALHERN

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'HERE COMES TROUBLE'

Paul Kelly - Arline Judge - Mona Barrio

QULLA'S

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ERROL

FLYNN OLIVIA

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CAPTAIN BLOOD

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DANGER..But she asked for itl

She rushed into it........just for a thrill... now the man sho loves must pay with his life! Shoulder to shouldor they smash their way through.... it's fight or die!

WOMAN TRAP

Adelph Zuki

A Paramount Picture with

GERTRUDE MICHAEL· GEORGE MURPHY ROSCOE KARNS AKIM TAMIROFF

Also BETTY BOOP Cartoon

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SIR

of the Royal Institution, sat at his desk in the lounge. of his flat above that building, and began to talk.

"Yes," he said, "it is true that

I have seen fifty years of science, but, you know"-he hunched his shoulders-"We scientists are like doctors: we don't like self-advertisement."

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He remained silent for moment, gazing across the lounge that was full of easy chairs to the blue curtains drawn over the windows.

This was the

man, now full of knowledge, white-moustached, rather bald, with twirling' eye-] brows, whose work with the X-ray has won him world repute.

"I'll tell you what I will do," he resumed. "I'll not talk to you about. myself, but about science. generally.

BIRTH OF RADIO "You ask what I think is the finest scientific Invention of that last Ofty years. I should say the valve, and I should call it a tech- nical device. The valve crented wireless, led to all sorts of things -yos, definitely the valve.

"The airplane was natural- that la to say the development of the airplane. Everything in that

Cinque Port To Be Rebuilt At Cost Of £250,000

Rye Harbour is to be rebuilt at as cost of £250,000,

The work of dredging, extend- ing eastwards. and building! wharves is to be completed within two years.

Ryo was one of the Cinque Ports. The harbour was built in the reign of Edward III. During the reign of Elizabeth it became silted up. It has since been used only by light vessels.

SHAKESPEARE DISCOVERY: OLD VOLUMES

MARGINAL NOTES IN.

AN OLD HISTORY

The chance discovery of a set of three volumes, comprising the second edition of Holinshed's "Chonicles," is causing consider- ablo interest and speculation in British, Continental, and Ameri- can literary circles.

One of the volumes is believed by experts to bear notes and jot

the tings in

of handwriting Shakespeare, and to be the actual copy he used as the source of many of his historical plays.

Handwriting experts in London, Paris and Genova are unanimous on the matter. They declare that the marginal notes, sundry

and quotations.

an phrases,

various epigram jotted down in parts of the book are in the same hand as the signatures, to Shakes- peare's will, the deeds of his Blackfriars property, the Montjoy law case, the Ovid's "Metamor- phoses" at the Bodleian Library and the Florio's "Montaigne" at the British Museum.

The Holinsbed is the property of Capt. William Jaggard, the Stratford- on-Avon bibliographer and scholar.; He acquired the set 11 years ago from the executors of the late A. H, Bul- len, the well-known scholar

and founder of the Shakespeare Head! Press.

When Capt. Jaggard examined the set about year ago he discovered on several of the pages a number of manuscript scraps and memoranda "in a hand strangely famillar." He

once

these came to the conclusion that were undoubtedly in Shakespeare's hand, and that the book had been

the poet's property. The book was shown to the Com- tesse C. Longworth de Chambrun, the French Shakespearean scholar. to experis at the British Museum, the Bibliotheque Nationale, and Count F. Franzoni, the famous Geneva legal graphologist. All agreed that-Capt.

Jaggard's opinion. *wus

correct..

The marginal notes are of grent interest. The final page (Bearing the printer's name and place of printing) had two glips of Tudor notepaper pasted at the top and bot tom. Having soaked these off, Capt. Jaggard found the written inliiuls

"..S."

On another margin was the motto, or "Four Virtues of the Holy Ghost," In the same hand-Prudence, Justyce, Forty-tude and Temperance."' Epigram And Prescription Beneath this motto was the charac- teristic Shakespearean epigram:

"As wealth: maketh lofty

Soe want maketh lowly." On various pages of the book are about 100 written words, including the following veterinary recipe.

"Blacke-soape pigge menic and honny, mingled together, good for n horses legge swollen."

There seems no doubt that the Hollnshed forms one more valuable addition to the rpengre personal relies of Shakespeare: The book itself was formerly in the possession of a War- wickshire family.

ense depended on the combustion, engine,

"What science will bring in the next fifty years I will not hazard. One of the fascinations of this game in that you never know what is 'round the corner,

"One thing I am sure about, however, is that if there is a more highly-mechanised age to come it! will not affect employment.

"Discoveries are boing mado nimost dally. People are getting worried. They shouldn't.

"What they don't realise isi that such things as needles and acissors and typewriters are alli

machines.

"What would happen if we woke up one day and found ourselves without them? Millions of people would be out of work."

QUEEN OF FIRE

Senorita Marin Luisa Belbis, one of the most benutiful girls in Spain, who was elected "Queen of Fire" by the ammuul fetes which took place in Alleante last month.

Income Tax Cheat Cheats Death, Then Confesses

A

MAN was told by a heart specialist he could not hope

to live more than three years.

He worried over the future of jearning business to ensure the

wife and daughter, both in-payment of heavy penalties."

valids; feared. he would not have enough money to leave them.

So he decided to defraud the Inland Revenue on his income

tax.

But he did not die. Ten years later he was still alive.

Fearful of exposure, he went to

"The

special investigation branch, which deals with most fraud cases, tempers negotiations more with the human touch than department. probably any other Government

*

a tax expert: was advised to con is to meet a human being rather "When the taxpayer realises he fess.

Officials were merciful. They than a machine he welcomes the investigated his story, appreciated opportunity of clearing his con- his motives, made him pay much clence." less than if he had committed the fraud merely to benefit himself. Son For Widow

This true story was told recently by Mr. Ronald Staples to a meet- ing at Charing Cross Hotel of the institute of Taxation, of which he is president. These were other revelations he made:-

Of V.C. Who Was

ALHAMBRA

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You'll Keep Her in Your Heart!

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Gentle Julia

Remember the "meanie” of "Bright

Eye"? That was only a sample.

A FOX Picture with

BROWN MARSHA HUNT

JANE WITHERS

TOM

JACKIE SEARL

Next Change: "DRAKE OF ENGLAND".

Killed In India ESTARE

Mrs. Meynell, widow of Captain Godfrey Meynell, V.C., M.C., who

"It is no longer the desire of the was fatally wounded in action in Revenue to close down a profit-India last September, gave birth to 11 son at Meynell Langley

Derbyshiro) last month.

Captain Meynell'a V.C., awarded posthumously, was the first for fourleen years. His wife and first son were in India when he died.

CILLI AUSSEM AN ITALIAN COUNTESS

GERMANY'S TENNIS

LOSS

Cologne, Apr. 20. Fraulein Cilli Aussem, the German Inwn tennis player who won the Wimbledon title in 1931, was married here this morning, to Count Fermo Murari Della Corte Brae, of Verona,

They are expected to make their honte in Rome, and Countess Corte Brae will in future represent Ilnly.

Countess Corte Brae is 27. She reached the zenith of her tennis career in 1931, when she won the Dr. "Jafsie" Condon, principal, wit-German, French find Hungarian ness in the Hauptmann affair, who championships in addition to the between Wimbledon title. In that year she Colonel Lindbergh and the kidnap was ranked second in the world to

Mrs. Helen Wills Moody.Beuter.

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