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... Books for the Kitchen THE SUMMER SEASON, with fruit and vegetables at their most plentiful, is, of course, the time to prepare for the less abundant days ahead, and with more and more people going in for deep freezing, a new and very comprehensive book ...
... Cooking in Royal Kitchens -By VERNON FANE A Fascinating Story by M. Gabriel Tschumi, Who Prepared Meals for a Succession of English Monarchs and Other New Publications IN the cold and often extremely cheerless season between New Year festivities and Easter ...
... Shakespeare Sown the kitchen sink Anthony Cookman A Mid mmer Night's Dream. Royal Court Theatre. (Robert Lang, Colin Jeavoi' Rita Tushingham, Colin Biakely.) ALMOST THE UNLIKELIEST ENTERTAINMENT TO BE EXPECTED AT THE Royal Court Theatre, principal home ...
... disappoint nobody who enjoyed the others. toME Into the Kitchen, by Alexie I Gordon and Trudy Bliss (Gollancz 6s.), fills a felt want-- it is a cookery-book for children. All children like kitchens, not only because they respond to the hot and succulent ...
... via the kitchen door. He writes at times like a poet, with a quick appreciation of such beauty as he could discover. Kitchen Pre lude takes its name from the fact that cookery was only a prelude to an astonishing life. M. Hamp left the kitchen, rose to ...
... ably restrained enthusiasm his work has been thoroughly well done. Kitchener's public career is enshrined in these pages lor all time. and yet you cannot help wishing that J\ Kitchener's friend and private secretary in the days of stress had taken the ...
... more or less tape-recorded impressions of how men talk while they work in a big kitchen do not bite on the mind. The author Novel skills are required by the cast of The Kitchen. Mary Peach, as a waitress (below left) learnt to balance six plates at once ...
... the audience into a life of plenty for the rich and nothing for the poor. Isabella (Polly Pleasance) is banished to the kitchen after her father remarries. Her stepmother Claudia (Victoria Hardcastle) and her daughters (Claudine Philippa Wilson, and ...
... customers in the rush hours, you cannot do better than see The Kitchen, the screen version of Mr. Arnold Wesker's first play. You may find the young author's philosophizings-- on all the world's a kitchen lines-- a trifle immature, but the accuracy with which ...
... reliable historian for the young to read without an elder beside them. But he does make a genuine attempt to do justice to Kitchener, and at the end of the volume there appears the best piece of writing by far of which Mr. Lloyd George has shown himself ...
... careers, the public will be most concerned to hear what the author has to say about Lord Kitchener's conduct of the past Great War, and to obtain some Life of Lord Kitchener. By Sir George Arthur. Three volumes. 2 12s. 6d. net. Macmillah elucidation of the ...