RECREATIONS OF LONDON
LECTURES
Daily.—Humotra, Exantrriox. At Spring Galleries, Trafalgar Square. Humorous Talks, Songs at the Piano, Lightning Sketches, &c., at 5.30. For particulars apply to Secretary, King Edward's Hospital Fund, 7 Walbrook, E.C.
November 9th, 5.30.—First of a series of 12 hi-weekly lectures on GEOLOGY AND CIVILIZATION. By W. T. Gordon," M.A. Illus- trated. At King's College, Strand.
November 10th, 5.30.—CHINF.S.E AND JAPANESE PA HITINGS by Lt.-Col. E. F. Strange. First of course of . six lectures on Far Eastern Art. At University College, Gower Street. Tickets for course f I Is. Apply to Secretary, Univeisity College.
November 11th, 5.30.—Tan EvoLuviox OF MAN. First of course of six lectures by Prof. G. -Elliot Smith and Dr. C. F. Sonntag. Illustrated. Admission by ticket. Apply enclosing stamped envelope to Secretary, University College, Gower Street.
November 12th, 5.0.—Arnmcces. By Rose Macaulay. Chair- man : Stephen Gwynn At 92 Victoria Street. Tickets 2s. 6d. each. Apply Miss W. Mayo, Six Point Croup, '92 Victoria Street, S.W.
FILMS -
At the Stoll, Kingaway. November 9th to 11th (continuous).—• THE LOST WORLD. A scientific expedition to South America discovers a piehistorie world ; and its monster-inhabitants are shown on the screen in a most exciting and entertaining way.
At the Shaftesbury Pavilion. November 9th to 14th (continuous.) —Tyre_ GOLDEN BED. The opulent taste of Mr. Cecil de Mile has done its worst here and the film tries to ape a revue. SEVEN CHANCES. The latest comedy of the intellectual and amusing
Buster Keaton. -
At the Marble Arch Pavilion. November 9th to 14t13.—MowrE CARLO. Betty Balfour, the most popular and vivacious of- English' film-actresses in an Anglo-French picture based on a plot by-'Mr Phillips Oppenheitn.
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