English: P. G. Norgate as
Lieutenant Rose RN, 1912
Identifier: cinenewgaz01cine (find matches)
Title: Cinema News and Property Gazette (1912)
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Cinema News
Subjects: Motion Pictures Film Industry Trade Magazine nyarc-museumofmodernart
Publisher: London
Contributing Library: The Museum of Modern Art Library, New York
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dustrywhich gives,^year in and year out, over £10,000 to various charities ?New theatres certainly ought to be welcomed and received withopen arms. They give to charity and benefit the million. Domu ic halls which open on Sundays do the same, or do theyonly benefit one fraternity ? A Word in Season. In five years they have become a power in the land, and I hopeas each year rolls by, they will become a greater one But wemust look to it that our local borough councillors, our countycouncillors and our Members of Parliament all know that we areto be reckoned with ; that we are growing ; and that in another fiveyears—well, who can prophesy? We shall see. There is onething, however, to remember, and that is, not to split up intovarious factions and fight one with another. A long pull, astrong pull, and we shall come into our own, and not remain instatu quo, to be sat upon. Five years behind us. We must notforget the five in front of us. July, 1912. THE CINEMA. 15 Picture - Palace Stars.
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Clarendon, Photo, LIEUT. ROSE, R.N. One of the most popular heroes on the Screen. 16 THE CINEMA. July, 1912. THE PICTURE THEATRE OF TO-MORROW. A PEEP INTO THE FUTURE. By STETCHWORTH ASHLEY.
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