... aroma of its native soil. The play is a credit to its author, his town, and our country. It is the kind of play that wilt keep alive that which s best in our national life. The great note in this performanee was team work, Each and every member of the company ...

... test piece on that occasion, May no rash intruder, from Handers Solomon, was chosen by Continued from Nowt Column. delivered the - adjudication on the contralto solo and, incidentally. gave a valuabla lesson on the art of singing, which inoludrid a ...

... the latter either with shifters in lire orchestra anal a aura on the stage. or with the oreOt.4tra avoolopating toimlng alone. For amateur work (prone factor in decentra:ised art-development,. the form inereasr3 attractions for parformera, stttplithee ...

... marked the best achievement of the college so far. In the art section notable successes s.ere also recorded and the Sir Cuthbert Grundy trophy offered for competition among schools of art and art classes hail again come to Cardiff which. in fact, hail won ...

... work as men. If a girl is ambitions, however, she may find banking restricting, for there is very limited opportunity to rise to any position of importance, so I understand, although in the preliminary stages she goes through the work that is done by potential ...

... a'r beirddion hodd y ganrif hon. fie fydded ynirafaelion yn awr. Quite a new feature I. the dark room containing stage models at the Arts and Crafts Ithibition. A little boy who visited the exhibition on Monday exclaimed to his ' father, Daddy. 1 could ...

... follow Nelsonian , tactics and keep the economic telescope to the blind eye. Any fresh sacrifices which the Government might consider it electorally expedient to demand would be blamed on Uncle Sam. Be that as it may the Government must sooner or later ...

... re•act against musk of all kinds, including its own, by diverting public taste from the art to mere personalities, often not of the bigh ts; musical gifts, whatever may be theirs in showmanship or mere acrobatic musical virtuosity or freak physical attributes ...

... well-recognised axiom that a session may be regarded as over when the Finano- Bill is passed. apprehensive about his going to Lausanne, and that they consented only on an assurance being given that be would at every stage conserve his eye strength. The trouble ...

... Stratfordon-Avon on Saturday may be regarded as somewhat in the nature of an atonement. There is no Shakespeare theatre In London—except the Old Vic, a shrine of valiant endeavour as well as an altar of imperishable genius —and the art which SHAKESPEARE practised ...

... dygyuori, on page 4). The translation has been made as literal as possible; this may occasionally make queer English, but • is less likely to mislead students who may not be able to understand the original. There are one or two points of detail on which ...

... for suburban houses finds that not only are women alive to the need of well-arranged grouping of rooms, but well planned, with good aspect and with a view to convenience and facility. They are alba alive to the artietio effect of the decorations, not fprgetting ...