KING IN " TALKIES."

Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19462, 8 November 1928, Page 11

KING IN " TALKIES."

>• ■: ;: . ufcftß&ilAliStiD PERFORMANCE (ntoED JEISi *BBoCliXlpN—il, MJSCTBtO • TBLEtJEi-PH—COPIBIGHt.) 6; Tile King fili fiWt "talkie" during his speech at tlie of tiisi Newcastle bridgS. An jenierJ)JiSllig Aihetiofvn r6et mail filiied thd Scfehe ftrid thie and .hkd , it B'efat tB America aiiq developed; fetbted that & fenlarkaule reproduction was^obtained. , The King has been invited $» .HMf the film, andlihfefi p§MiMßp. m bfc qskticL to fcelfiase it lfl tHe thSftttei; —• Australian jPfeai AfesScifitißli. ' - ;" :

(Laughter. and cheers J,. The . Giovernment cbliM licit flply;,#} ® a i their actions iii regard to foreign rela- ■ tions until tbߣ' Bad heard. this full case of tHe OppbMtibh. While they; had heard Mr Mac Donald, they had not heard Mr I/loyd George. It would b& st discdurteay, to Jjiberal Party to attempt tb defil Witn cHti(il§mS' in these circumstances. , vv Ml' Mac Donald asked . whether _ tne Government had no StjttSmSilfc ftt all 1 t& ittakS ort fijreiHl &ffaii-iS. - ,v. v' lliß Prittl3 Miritot# Implied Gdverittnent. had tmbhshedj. » - fuu Sf Sfflpr3M™i. Tbtf SiW ttiijt later they were tobe cehsiiredOb ,this ni&ttefj, tod', that Was th 6 ;dccMofi ,pn which the Government proposed to * ft? (WW) fittrittßrtea ttlfe aeffidH'd bf Mi' Md«D{«l«d fe & Sl&tiMiertt ttife GfbvtsrMhifeht ph mm hffaihs. In ttfe HbSettrie of BUfth k St&tSm&lt, He dfefclhtfed, it was nq ttae Itt tirbebed with .thb flgbaiej tod He thferefprfe nitived: thfe Adjournment Dr. thd H«tiSfe. Home Adjonri^. Mr „ a Statement,, .bf Boifitiiip out that _ for hlany vearia the. deßM® M the .Adgnih in-ftej?ly. to .tile KlM'f flearly, aiwfiys feelfi ter. H§ d&'dferstßda, tti&t Mtidmftifs feliitlnj id MttefS iti fjsWite,, i^Wdffioved; m QoVeriitoto Subjected .lb & #fe4i dd&J ofcHiictehi, atid ietf hard tßl&gfc hW befih-swa bf. theth in thte coUntr?; and th« Gor«j»aifetit desired to sSe whtit .. I WBs. v the eijilftateiit to ft, jjseaiar&.tfDvjd Uflbii thetQ to aws*Js things would he feaid i»„pe Housains Were said jS , tl» &totta; . aMygfflhi errimeht Had a perfect right tb reifenrfe' their. reßlf fdf' xnat'b<sfeMißh. AllHawl ii) Mf MisßoriM's s%apbtbval o! tM flSliiJ JB tlife ||Btßf tea Act tod tinlfiiglstt§fii hi6aßtl|feS-,Mr m tMt fekcetlt for leißsmtMn fbr tHS relief df Ihd&try ; afid,. thte measures mentioned iri: tM Kiftfe s ; Speech there was riot time' for other important legisltttiOtl. . In these circitnlsfcances he could only congratulate Mr SiibMfti bn going back to the old constitutional practice of moving the adjournment of the debittd at art early _ lio'tir, kfla Ho hod pleasure in accepting it. , The motion for an adjournment was tisteed to without ft diviuonj dad the Hbliiie rose.—Australian Press Association, United Service. the LOftjbS' DE^AfE. (iilitisd dftncUi. wiifttfess.) • RUGBY j NovemWr 8. In thi6 debate on the Kiiig'fl Spfefech in the tiouse of tords, liird fbr the Goveriiftieni pi-ofekted the description Naval Pact ipplied to what was really a accord reached with Uie Frenm Oov> and which the Britisb H GovHhd. coifimiiiircAtea. jit' oasy& all the PdWeri UfldbdbtMiir tKat aftfil' was new ist aii efid. _lt was fconfrdtttfed #ith a waA nbt 'ftt 61l enfcburagiiig. He- gireatly TCgrfetted that he did aat h&w .the tireblem of disarmtknient Was ttt W iolwii unle&s there were preliminary, standiiiga which wotua. be ,comulumcated at onoo to the other Powers lh-