Berlin, Jan. 7. Beyond expressing dissatisfaction over the "regrettable disturbance" to the Vienna settlement, which both sides had pledged themselves to regard as final, German political circles are not inclined to comment one way or the other on the clash bedts "performances at the tween Hungarian and Czech troops "Theatre yesterday, is one near Mukacevo. Newspapers con-of the best comedies which has been lent themselves with printing the in any ai Vheatre official communiques issued by both 1 ble time. With sides.—Reuter.
stars as Mr, Frederic Virginia Bruce in Strong Magyar Demarche the leading a production is London, Jan. 7. assured of measure of success, The demarche made by the no matter how weak the plot may Hungarian Charge d'Affaires in be. Just add the names of Miss Patsy Prague with regard to the frontier Mr. Alan Mowbray, Mr. incident involving Czechoslovak and Palette and Mr. Claude Hungarian troops was described to t and the film cannot fail.
Reuter at the Hungarian Legation in of talent brought to London as being. very strongly Goes My Heart" worded.
is not a dull It is learned that the protest ex-the presses regret that Hungary's endeavour to bring about an improvement in Hungaro-Czech relations should be frustrated by aggression. The protest, it is stai else declines to assume responsi ties for the future.—Reuter.
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