Nor had he found it necessary for his investigations into the secret service of Foreign Powers, the writing of spy stories, the forecasting of the Great War or the composition of cinema plays.
Suppose now that the romantic novel or the modern cinema wishes to feature this same theme: "True love lasts.
Mr. Griffith recently brought out a cinema spectacle called "Orphans in the Storm," which presented many scenes from the French Revolution.
They say they are going to take the sin out ofcinema If they perish in the attempt,-- I wish to God they would!
His meeting at the Lewis Cinema was only in progress a few minutes when bricks, etc.
Now there ought to be a list of all the cinema programmes on sale at the bookstalls, like The Times and Spectator.
Today the Record Office is entertaining him with a display of the cinematographic records of all the eminent Englishmen who have lost their lives by drowning since the cinema was invented.
You have put me down to go to the Record Office today to receive that American fellow, and do the honors of a ridiculous cinema show.
And the objection to the cinema is not so much that it goes to Oklahoma as that it does not come from Oklahoma.
What is wrong with the modern world will not be righted by attributing the whole disease to each of its symptoms in turn; first to the tavern and then to the cinema and then to the reporter's room.
Surely there are here the elements of a play, not to mention a cinema play.
As my friend was a cinema-producer, I supposed he meant that the Indians were badcinema actors.
The cinema boasts of being a substitute for the tavern, but I think it a very bad substitute.
Without claiming any special privileges for a man fighting and cooking for his country, he claimed the right of any human being, whatever his nationality, to witness any cinema show which might be in progress.
Later, I have reason to believe, they witnessed a most moving cinema play together, but not in the Commissaire's office at the Hotel de Ville.
There was a young lady of Clacton Whose knowledge was wide and exact on Jazz, jumpers and plays And the cinema craze; But she never had heard of Lord Acton.
To return to my appointed topic, heavy indeed is the burden that is laid on the back of a cinema star.
It is estimated that a third of the population attend the Cinema once a week.
The Opera House at Covent Garden is to be used as a cinema theatre.
I made a short speech to the effect that everything was all right with the British Cinema business and, after leading a few more cheers for myself, came home.
The Cinema introduces your personality and your policy.
MY attention has been drawn to the most recent and perhaps the most terrible development of the Cinema by an advertisement, from which I take the following extracts:-- HAVE YOUR OWN FILM TAKEN.
The Cinema has become the cheapest, the surest and most rapid road to publicity.
The cinema must be reckoned with in any educational scheme.
The cinema craze means that life is too ugly to face; it means that the masses are fleeing from reality and to flee from reality is fatal.
In later life Willie takes to drink or identifies himself with the hero of a cinema drama.
I generally laugh at Charlie Chaplin, but one night a cinema manager, a friend of mine, gave me a private view of Charlie's latest production.
The super-hero and the super-heroine of the cinema drew the crowd's emotion to them, and Tagore the Indian poet arrived in town at the same time unnoticed.
In the cinema the villain is always worsted; the wronged heroine always falls into the hero's arms at the end.
The great popularity of the cinemais due to this human desire for make-believe.
The cinema and the public-house are the most convenient doors by which we can regress.
He hasna," said Dauvit shortly, "but he works the cinema lantern at the Farfar picter hoose.
The cinema is popular because it encourages day-dreaming or phantasy.
I believe that the crowd still thinks that juvenile crime is mainly caused bycinema five-part dramas.
Presently they posed him and a dozen cameras snapped while a cinema burred.
Theirs were the pink barracks just outside our gates; it was their cinema that lay across our bows in the mud; their motley Battalions that could make the hut a Babel of all the dialects in Great Britain.
But its true colours were the wet browns and drabs of that first glimpse in the December dusk, with the Ark hull down in the mud, and the cinema a sister ship across her bows.
On the fine great cardboard programme for the week (next the map: our Illuminator again), with its cunning slots for moveable amusements, besides that of the Cinema Orchestra there was something about Prayers.
It was the slack hour towards closing-time, before the National Anthem at the cinema prepared us for the final influx, and I am glad I happened to be free to have that chat.
It was a musical tea that opening afternoon, for another of our talented troupe brought the pick of his orchestra from the Association Cinema in the main street hard by; and for an hour it was like the Carlton, with a difference.
His secretary had said Mr. Chesterton finds he cannot write; and the Cinema people replied we are well aware of that.
He liked to tell how he had had to complain of the noise made by an adjoining Cinema Company.
One of these was of very special interest to everybody there, natives as well as whites, because it was an attempt to reproduce for the cinema what will presently become Togo history.
Had I gone over, it goes without saying that I should most certainly never have played in a cinema drama again.
We promptly tried to cinema the scene, and again we were disappointed; in fact our luck seemed dead out on this particular day.
Consequently we were relying on the one machine; and if anything happened to put it out of action, the whole expedition would come automatically to an end, since no other cinema camera could be bought nearer than Europe.
He was so surpassingly ugly, so perfectly and preposterously hideous, that we took a cinema picture of him.
He causes a whole cinemaof war-scenes to pass before my eyes.
It was evident that the missing scene which he had sought before had suddenly been flashed upon the cinema screen of his recollection.
If the people of England can throw off the yoke of the Cinema and take to the spade it may not yet be too late to rescue them from the abyss toward which they are sliding.
The making of it was suggested to me by the chance I had of buying at housebreaker's price a number of little columns taken from a shop that was being pulled down to give place, as usual, to a new cinema palace.
Buying a cinema show--and that man we saw is his manager.
Woodhouse had a cinema already: a famous Empire run-up by Jordan, the sly builder and decorator who had got on so surprisingly.
On the whole, Alvina enjoyed the cinema and the life it brought her.
And so it was that James was inoculated with the idea of starting a cinema on the virgin soil of Lumley.
Your pulse is as jerky as a primitive cinema film.
The manager of a certain cinema company likewise chooses this particular spot for his company to rehearse their powerful new drama, "Down among the Dead Men.
It would be small consolation to England, if Bognor Cinema Palace fell, that Portsmouth Dockyard had been saved.
