GLOBE THEATRE.
Excellent, business was done, at the Globe Theatre yesterday, when a new programme of pictures was' presented. The star attraction was an aeroplane romance, "The Airman's Bride." A young aviator finds favour with the girl but quite tho reverse with her father, who will have none of him. An elopement is decided upon per flying machine. The girl is willing, and the couple set sail, just in time. The father pursues in a motor-car, but is hopelessly distanced, and the lovers disappear over the horizon and land in tho islanl of Jersey, where the wedding is speedily performed. They return homo by the same means of transit, to find the father ovcrjoved at the safe arrival of his daughter, and in quite a different state of mind regarding the marriage to what they expected. A good selection of supporting pictures also figured in the programme. These included "The Pirate's Rock." a sea drama; "Buster in Nodland," a good comic: "The Elopement at Home," another comic, and tho latest "Warwick Chronicle." To-day the same pictures will be shown continuously from noon till 10.30 p.m.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14971, 19 May 1914, Page 8
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185GLOBE THEATRE. Press, Volume L, Issue 14971, 19 May 1914, Page 8
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