amusements REGENT TO-DAY: LAST DAY OF FREDERICK LONSDALE’S BRILLIANT STORY ‘‘THE PRIVATE LIFE ' V ; V . 0^ DON% I HAN n / ' V With a. Splendid Casfedieaded by: Douglas Fairbanks, Binnio Barnes, Merle Beuita Hi%o, Joan Gardiner, Owen Nares, %Clau.de / Allister. \^ k (Eeooaimcncled by Censor for Regent’s Special Featurettes.
London is to have a house so quiet that in it you will be able to hear a pin drop. It will be oh view at a “Silence” exhibition in June, at which it will be possible to see—but not to hear—a silent house with silent lift and silent locks, sound-proof ventilating windows, sound-proof doors ; silenced motor-cycles, a noiseless motor-car; silent vacuum cleaners, silent road drills, and a silent factory room. The exhibition, at the Science Museum, South Kensington, will be organised by the AntiNoiae^League. Woods’ Great Peppermint*Cure First aid Colds, Influenza.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXII, Issue 12543, 3 May 1935, Page 7
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