The German armistice terms contained about 24 paragraphs covering eight typewritten pages, German circles described the terms as "hard, but not humiliating either in the use of language or the form of execution,"
Afternoon papers here yesterday displayed hugh headlines announcing that "The Hour of Reckoning With England Has Now Arrived."
One newspaper said: "England, beware! Soon all your cities will be smoking ruins,"
"Justice demands the use of the *Ma! He's Making Eyes At Me"
Announced as a blend of romance and comedy with colourful dance revues, Univer: musical film, "Ma! Making Eyes at Me," is at the Grand Theatre.
Mr. Tom Brown, as a live-wire young press agent with a million deas, and Miss Constance Moore as he pretty Broadway model who becomes the sensation of the hour, share romantic honours in the swiftly paced screenplay. Action in the story revolves round the efforts of Mr. Brown to make American girls more fashion conscious, and save a swank Fifth Avenue shop from sanktuptcy. Colourful revue numbers in the picture feature comedy routines by Mitchell and Chamber-ain, the dancing of Miss Vivien Fay, ballerina, and a ion of "The Blue Danube," jung by Miss Marie Greere and her "Merry Minstrels" of radio fame Moore sings the title song, He's Making Eyes at Me." Sup ing roles in the picture are play-"d by Mr. Richard Carle, Miss Anne Nagel, Mr. Jerome Cowan, Miss isabeth Risdon and Mr. Fritz Feld
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