officer 666造句

• Three reels of Officer 666 survive today in the National Film and Sound Archive.
• They used Niblo as director, and members of his troupe appeared in Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford and Officer 666.
• In 1912 she starred in George M . Cohan's " Officer 666 ", which was later made into a women's suffrage movement.
• At this time Williamsons made a handful of films using their own actors, in response to the threat of increasing American imports, including " Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford " and " Officer 666 ", directed by Fred Niblo.
• An example of Currie's versatility is " Officer 666 ", a comic novel written with Augustin MacHugh ( 1912 ) . " Officer 666 " was adapted as a stage play on Broadway, produced by George M . Cohan and " Officer 666 " in Australia in 1916, and was also filmed in 1914 and 1920.
• An example of Currie's versatility is " Officer 666 ", a comic novel written with Augustin MacHugh ( 1912 ) . " Officer 666 " was adapted as a stage play on Broadway, produced by George M . Cohan and " Officer 666 " in Australia in 1916, and was also filmed in 1914 and 1920.
• An example of Currie's versatility is " Officer 666 ", a comic novel written with Augustin MacHugh ( 1912 ) . " Officer 666 " was adapted as a stage play on Broadway, produced by George M . Cohan and " Officer 666 " in Australia in 1916, and was also filmed in 1914 and 1920.
• Regina Little Theatre, mounting amateur drama performances, " is the oldest continuously producing English-language theatre in western Canada, . . . [ having been ] established in the spring of 1926 . " Its " first public presentation was Officer 666, staged at the Grand Theatre in February 1927 . Darke Hall having opened on College Avenue, the Little Theatre operated there and in high schools " until the Regina Performing Arts Centre opened at Angus Street and 4th Avenue in 1989 . " Productions continued in Darke Hall and local high schools until the Regina Performing Arts Centre opened at Angus Street and 4th Avenue in 1989 . The Globe Theatre, was founded in 1966 as " Saskatchewan's first professional theatre since 1927 . " and since 1981 has operated in the Prince Edward Building ( old City Hall, previously the Regina Post Office ), a heritage building on 11th Avenue and Scarth Street.