Monday, September 26, 1932

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Letters Tell of '"Threats" to Women

POLICE SEEK THE MYSTERY WRITER
Mysterious letters containing warnings of alleged murderous attacks are causing alarm In the village of Waterlooville, a few miles from Portsmouth. The letters are believed to have been written by one person, whom the police are trying to trace. One of the lettersaddressed to a >voman living in London-roadread: " Dear Madam,I am going to inform you about a murderous attack that is going to be made on your house to-night. Don't sleep alone. ,You may regret it. Be wise and take my advice.Prom One Who Knows." Another letter, delivered at a house in Queen's-road, r a n : " I ought to warn you of , of the underworld. He is dangerous, and he is planning to make an attack on your house during this week. Be warned by me and guard your house.From a Helper." A third letter, delivered in Jubilee-road, read: *' As one of your fellow-countrymen I feel it is my duty to warn you of danger that may be happening to your house to-night. I don't like to ' let o n ' about my pal. but I feel it is my duty to warn you, so that you can take proper precautions.From a Friend." "Two of the recipients were much alarmed by the letters, though the third was inclined to think that it was the work of someone mentally unbalanced.

PIPER OF LOOS
V.C. in March to Cenotaph on Battle Anniversary
Wearing Highland costume and playing the pipes with which he rallied the troops and won the V.C. at Loos, Piper D. Laidlaw, V.C, headed a march yesterday to the Cenotaph of a small band of survivors of the battle and sons of those who fought. It was seventeen years ago almost to a^day that Piper Laidlaw won his decoration while marching in front of his trench, playing his pipeSr despite enemy Are. A party numbering about twenty assembled in the Horse Guards Avenue and marched to the Cenotaph, where two wreaths were laid. Five hundred members and old comrades of the City of London Rifles (6th Battalion London Regiment), with Colonel M. J. Macdonald, M.C., at their head, attended yesterday the regiment's annual memorial service at St. Bride's Church, Fleet-street, E.C. Wives, widows, children and old soldiers themselves packed the church. The battalion's band, conducted by a tall drum major, led the singing of the hymns. After the service the regiment and members of the Old Comrades' Association marched to the Royal Exchange, where they placed a wreath on the Territorial Memorial.

MISSING BOY PUZZLE

PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

DoLGELLBY, Sunday. DolgeUey police have been notified that Idrls Jenkins, aged nineteen, of Idris-terrace, Dolgelley, has been missing from his home since September 19. He was employed as a canvasser at a local shop, and his oicycle was found on the roadside some distance from his home. Widespread search is being organised, VARIETY

Mr. Martyn Green appeiu's in tlie D'Oyly Carte pro(liictlim of "'the P i r a t e s of Penzance " at tlie Savoy 'Xlieatre to-night.

Tula Blrelt. who aiipears in tiie film " Tlie Doomed Battalion," winch ivUl l)e Nltown at the Metntpole, Victoria,
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LONDON PAVILI0N~2 to 12. Is, 3d. ta 5s., plue tax, MARBLE ARCH P A V . - J a c k Hulbert, Cicely Courtneidge in ' JACK'S T H E BOY," 3.20, 6.20, 9,20. Also STARS OF TITK WORLD. KON-STOV VARIETY. " f.Iarvels of the Amazon." Gaumont .Sound News, etc, The ijreatcst oi all Variety ShoWK. METROPOLE-iVJc, 4673,) " 'I'HE .DOOMED BATChofalo. Tliii Four Kemmys, I'egEy Moro and Naldi, TALION," Jackie Cooper. " WHEN A FELLOW Normsn Long. Harry Rso, Nalmton Wayne, Harry NEEDS A FRIEND," Roy and his RKOliana, Helen Biiinie, Ruane anri HEW CALLEHV-(Reg. 2255-) Premier, CON,ST.'\NCE Martin," Moss Vernon's Beautiful Mannequins, J , Bi;:NNETT in " WHAT PRICE IIOLLYWOOn," 12,40. Sherman Piiihec'a Pavilion Angels, etii., etc. 3,55, 6.30, 9,30, " Tho Rodhouse Murder," News, etc. MASKELVNE--(r.aniJ, 1515.) 3 to 10.30 ti.m., Is., 2s., 3B.. NEW VlCTORIA-12-11, 2,000 sejU Is. il2-l), " T H E pins tas. NON-STOP MAGIO AND VARIETIKS. MOUTHPIECE " (Warren William, Sidney Foxt, 12,40, PALLADIUM-lGer. 1004.) 6.30, 9. Mats. Wed, Th, 2.30. 3.35, 6.30, 9.30. Stage: Jack Hyltou & his \Iammolh Band. 2nd (JIOANTIC CRAZY MONTH. T H E WORLD'S GREATEST AGGREGATION OF C0a[RlHANS, i n d . PALACE THEATRE. (iRAND HOTEL, IIISNIE HALE. CRAZIER and FUNNIER THAN EVER. Greta GAREO, John BARRYMORE, Jo:,n CRAWEOItD, VICTORIA PALACE-(Vic. 5284.) 6.30 and 9, Jack WallHi;e BEERY, Lionel BAHRY'lfORE, Payne's Band, I,uc:in aivl MoShane, Renoe and Godfrey. Daily. 2,30 and 8.30, Suns 6 and 8,30. Limited season, Tditi film will not ho shonn elsewhere this year, NON-STOP REVUE PLAZA,--4 .More Days! London's Biyisest Laugh Show! 4 MARX BROS. Colossal Screen Scream! " IfOUSE WIHDMILL THEATRE, Pic c.-c irons (opi>. the Troc.) FEATHERS," Also Alison Skipivorth, " T h e Sporting 'REVUDEVfLT.E No. 14." John Tilley. Widow." Stage: Debroy Somers New Pla^a Band. Horfitio Bottomley, etc. Doors open 1.30. Cont. 2 till Is. 6d, 10,15-1. Whi. 8944. 11.30. Last PurformanM starts 9.30 nightly. REGAL, M'BLE A[i.--Marian Ninon in " REBEf!CA OF WF. LED-ANT> WE A R E STILL I.EAniNG. SUNNYBROOK FARM," a t 3.0, 6,20 and 9,45; also Shaw's " A r m s and the Man." Stage: Starkey's Virtuosi, CINEMAS RIALTO, Piec-cire,1,000 Uughs in Gene Gerrard's ASTORIA (West End)-(Get. 5528.1 Winifred Shotter, Owen " L U C K Y GIRL," also " B A C K TO NATURE," Nudist Nares in - L O V E CO-\TRACT/' 1.5, 3,55, 6.45. 9.35; Film, and J. A. Mollison's " D U A L CONTROL." " White Face " (Gordon Harkor). Gauniont Sound News. STOLL, Kingsway12 noon. London's Super Show, Greta CAPITOL-lTel. Whitehall 6655.) World Premier, JACK Garbo, Ramon Novarro, Lionel Barrymore in " MA't'I HCLBERT in " IX>VE ON WHF.EI.S," with Gordon HARI " and Gertrude Lawrence, Owen Nares in Harker. 1.30, 1.5, 6.50, 9.35. " Burnt Oftering." Kews. " AREN'T WE AI,L ? " News, M I C K E ' T ; MOUSE, CARLTON-Miiae Fiuiilli Oct. 6, " D E V I L AND T H E TIVOLI-(TempIe Bar 5625.) 1,000 seats, la. 6d. (12-1). B E E P . " Season's TlirilU Charles Laughton, Talluiah Premier, J a n e t Gaynor, CUas, Farrell in 'THE FIRST Bankheaii, Gary Cooper. Is. 6d., 26. 6d. 11.45-1. YEAR," 1,45, 4.20, 7, 9.35. " Bachelor's Affair." Wbi, 3711. Coming! Harold Lloyd, TUSSAUD'S(Cont. 1,30-11,) GRETA GARBO, " M A T A KARI," at 3, 6,15 and 9.30; also Jamea Cagney in DOMINION, Adjoins Tott. Ct-rd T u b e - 1 2 - H . (Snns 6-11.) " T H E CROWD ROARS," at 1.30, 4,45 and 8 o'clock, First Time in England. " B Y WHOSE H A N D ? " Mystery Drama,' with Ben Lyon and Barbara Weeks, and " H I S L O R D S n i l V Musical Extravaganza. Is, to 38, EXHIBITIONS [U. ia-2,! EMPIRE, Leie.-sq[Ger. 1334,) ICUSTER KEATON and HAIRDRESSING FASHION FAIR, Olympia-Daily, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Admission, Is. 2d. Attractions; Fantaey of "SCIINOZZLE" DURANTE in a love romance that will Fashion. 50 Star performers. Free Dancing. Free Per. hold you breathless-with langhter, " S P E A K EASILY," From 10 till 1 any seat (except Logea) le, 6d, manent Waves and Gilta. Band of H,M. Soots Guards. KENSINQTON-Cont 2. " MATA HARI " (Greta Garbo MADAME TUSSAUD'S EXHIBITION, Baker-at S t a t i o n n<l NoTftrro) " A r e n ' t We A H " (Gertrude Lawrence). Daily and Sundays, 10-10. la, 6d., inc. tax. Child 6d.

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