... Government, inasmuch as this and the analogous Scottish measure will : ~ p art from the Budget, he the only important business of the session. The time-table for the Committee stages of both Local Government. Bills has already been drawn up. The Government ...

... autumn. The conflict between Ministers last month has left many people with the impression that the present Cabinet may not be able to keep together, although the immediate quarrel was patched up for the time. But who would M. Doumergue's successor be? There ...

... Findlay. Sir,—May I be permitted to reply to Mr. R. M. Findlay's letter of March 24? First of all, the numbers insured in the iron and steel industries of this country July 1930 numbered 403,760. Those in the primary producing stages alone numbered 202 ...

... Every stage aspirant must watch the acknowledged masters of the art, try to And out where their mastery lies, and then transmute it into their individual mode of expression. Only by striving after perfection. adds Miss Vanbrugh. can one keep one's ...

... mind, she Italy which is renascent tteday, the Italy which gave us Marinetti and tae revolutionary art conceptions which have come to dominate modern art ideas to the extent of changing out advertisements, yet which were couched in terms of laughter and ...

... the same way—as so many stage crowds do—the illusion would have vanished. They would have seemed to be merely actors obeying an instructor's voice, not spontaneous human beings. One further striking example may be found in the art of Mary Pickford. Apart ...

... cognizance of all questions affecting the interests of the cinemas, and may call upon the general council which represents the whole body for such guidance and help, material and otherwise, as may be necessary. addition to that which it holds as a medium of e ...

... the stage of this theatre. Tableau curtains and stage draperies in grey will be used. This neutral shade is used so that any colour can be shot on to the curtains, keeping them in eternal change. Colour lighting is the coming system and the stage acts ...

... fullest sense, because it is unhampered by the limitations of scene which beset the ordinary stage play. It adds whole thousands of notes to the gamut of stage art—notes Which have never before been sounded—whilst, equally, it takes away others. And it is ...

... thought, and for the true expression of our language. It is the stock companies, continued Mr. Norris, which are keeping the theatre alive at. tbepresent time, because, speaking generally, if they are only in a town long enough they draw big houses. The ...

... involvin.; some unique forms; of religious beliefs and practices of various kinds; of certain arts and crafts, games and pastimes; of habits of story-telling and stage represaitation; of bardic and other schools; of competitive institutions and societies of ...

... AT BELFAST EMPIRE. ANTICS OF May O'DEA. KEEP ROI:SE IN FITS OF LALGIITEB. Both houses at the Empire Theatre On Monday evening were kept in fits of laughter with the antics of Jimmy O'Dea, where in collaboration with HarryO'Donovan he is presenting the ...