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... fully alive to the importance of the allotment movement. and shall always be glad to consider any suggestioes which your Union may wish to make in rega:sl to matters in which your members are interested. It was, indeed, for the purpose of keeping the Ministry ...
... greater crisis to-day than was fated at the close of the war, and that the next ten years may witness tremendous upheavals. In his considered opinion the issue may define itself as a choice between revolution and revival. Mr. Fletcher has lately visited ...
... soil. The play is a credit to its author, his town, and our country. It is the kind of play that. will keep alive that which s best in our nett:mai life. The great note in this per, formance was team work. Each and Cs cry member of the company carried ...
... the past few years has been doing excellent work in keeping alive the spirit of Shakespeare. It has bei , n said that he is one who is born to plsy Shakespearean parts—not acquire them. His striking stage presence. his elocutionary powers, and dignified ...
... grateful. FAUST. I concert version of an opera cannot le tiptoed to make the acme direct !ppeil the tenses as the stage setting Zee; but it may wetness the c;mpeneat: int advantages ot a larger chorus and Miler orclieura. The most-favoured wrung ot Faust ...
... Crosby Lockwood. As the author of that valuable, but insufficiently appreciated study, Grahame of Claverhouse, Mr. Barrington may be trusted to produce a good historical or rather perthd novel. And this he has accomplished in *..:David Arcot, which ...
... 'what is required. Teo Much Stage Tipping. In discountenancing the practice of stage tipping Sir Oswald Stoll is taking a step which will have the approbation of the minority of theatrical artistes. It is a system that may easily degenerate into a species ...
... when expressed in its purity is art. The power of the Celts lies in this gift. The importance of this power from practical standpoints is becoming more manifest every day. We are realising more widely how at the present stage of our progress our delights ...
... with a farm cart near the party in the car waif. Minted, lett the farm cart and the mai eitthe nteter-oar were damaged The driier of the cart received alight injury. Mr. art.l Baldwin and their daughter drove - ,in:the damaged car to Amersham' Railway Station ...
... struggle 0.1 in :lope of a brighter day. The big prizes may be few. The best seller of to-day may have a set-back to-morrow. Publishers may deserve branding irons and boiling oil. The reading public may prove capricious and ungrateful. But the flow of books ...
... when by the riverside during the lengthening days of May frequently observe numbers of tiny, dark, thread-like things swimming upstream near to the banks. They are young eels or elvers, on the last stages of their wonderful journey from the depths of mid-ocean ...
... with a Good Honours Degree in CLASSICS and to teach ENGLISH and PHYSICAL TRAINING as subsidiary Subjects. (4) An ART MASTER Must po , seas an Art Master'e ^ertil-ate and be 'mantled to teach Handicraft. including Woodwork and Metalwork. GIRLS' SCHOOL: (11 ...