... sorrow may cease to repine. When we know that thy God is with thee. Licht he the turf of the tom), May its verdure like emeralds he: There should not he the shadow of gloom in aught that reminds us of thee. Young flowers and an evergreen tree May spring ...

... WELSH LIFE ON THE STAGE j s Cwm Glo Caricature or Brutal Realism ? p oi Haw Menai From the Lord Mayor of Cardiff FEAR THE TRUTH ? n „ ma , If True to Life, Hurts Only to Heal CHILDREN'S NEEDS £5O Gift From Sir William and Lady Reardon Smith sir,—irs ...

... by drink, and Jackie Cooper, his sagacious youngster, who gets him into training to stage a come-back. In order not to shame himself before hie eon the old fighter stages a great, but hopeless, effort. Wallace Beery in the title Wile sweeps all before him ...

... 30 until Thunder. May 9. letter, they would orb the Rome to bring that stage to e a conclu- WRIAR CHURCH RILL At. to Mt coons of ootooquent boomer, yy Hr. Llord Goorito •oot he relinedl provisionaL In the week berlnning Monday. MAY 13. it P.M.' Ito ...

... lOUND ALIVE AFTER red, MOM Uri Jens Oral. Is Oath ill . is WORK IN LLANDAFF DIOCESE. APPE 111 BISHOP FOR sw,noo. MAGNIFICENT sTART TO THE MOVEMENT. X 5.000 BY LORD TREDEGAR AND MISS TALBOT. A great ulnas ,neetlog of ChArehotef held the Park ball. ►fternoon ...

... 'FINANCIAL NO' ARTS CENTRE MODEL ON DISPLAY Titdrawmhao find a dd the rt i r activitie s cratri through lack of suitable headquarters might find an answer to their problems at the National Museum of Wales. Cardiff. where the Arts Council of Great Britain ...

... WHAT TO SEE ON SCREEN AND STAGE THIS WEEK Park Hall The Show Goes On, at the Park Hall Cinema, Cardiff, this week will be regarded as one of Gracie Field's best films. Comedy and pathos, intermingled with haunting songs, rendered as only Britain's premier ...

... What to See on Screen and Stage This Week Park Hall For the first time in his career Joseph Calleia plays the hero instead of the villain in Man of the People at the Park Hall this week. Calleia appears as a poor boy wha rises after a great struggle ...

... into Parliament after robes, but lends its importance to the repeated failures in Lancashire divisions, places where one may or may not be ani d h a , b een an extremely me i n ] b ac k! seen at meal-times. The West End of heather, payidg special attention ...

... acres of grass keep at Old Eaton for 13 98. 6d. The contract provided that the defendant would, as far as possible, put the gated, fences, he., in a state of repair. Un June 7 plaintiff pu: 148 ewes, weihers, and lambs on the grass keep. Un July 15 plaintiff ...

... WHAT MAY BE DONE. The prasent is not exactly the ideal moment for making an appeal for funds for any cause whatever. We all seem to be poor together. Personally, I think that cricket ought to be free from the taint of 'the flag-day and the art drawing ...

... the happiest shows staged at the theatre for some time. Miss Nina Mae McKinney was, unfor• tunately, absent through illness, but Miss Norah Williams stepped into the breach and quickly got inside the part. Popular star of stage, radio, she sings old ...