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... SECOND ANNUAL HORSE SHOW to bead on the ATHLETIC GROUNDS THURSDAY, MAY let, 1913, who magniheent prism telll be armed for Local Horner and roddlo Moms, TTOttillr, Galion* Victoria Cram. and Musical Chair Room AM, Shooing and Timbering Tenders an taVitell ...
... promiavd to be the:e when the Lyceum *Theatre, London. home of the great Irving, goes over to talkies. Premiere is on April IL and ,he Gang Show, produced by Herbert Wilcox. Sir Gordon Craig. London chief. or famous newsreel company, hopes to fly Atlantic ...
... London Stage Society's first presentation of the new reason. -The Aunt of England is the odd title of Coigne Hamilton's new play, written in collaboration with Anthony Gibbs. It has an early Victorian setting Life Beans at Oxford Circus is the show to ...
... ANOTHER STAGE AND VISCOUNT PAIIGAN, Earl Cowley'. eldest For. who left the Army for the *lege. and Plays under the name of Mr. Arthur Welleeley. to engaged to marry Mime Pearl Aufrere, the wellAnown settees. [L. N. A. SLOUGH SENSATION. SECOND ARREST IN ...
... t TELEPHONE IN NEATH A WICE NIGHTLY Variety Stage Show 8•15 6.v rWEEI COMMENCING APRIL 14th e HYMAN ZAHL pram* his second Variety BM AL iipl AW BLUE HAWAIIANS The Most Spectacular Band In Showland, featuring Anna SENNETT DOROTNY IIVM com.r.d D r umato ...
... WESTERN MAIL & SOUTH WALES NEWS' FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1981. _ DECREASE IN ENTRIES• OTBALL. The Second Batch of Spring Handicaps. There is considerable falling off in the :lumber of entries for the second batch of spring handicaps which were published on Thursday ...
... GNOILL HALL TELBPSONE ISO MEATH TWICE NIGHTLY Variety Stage Show A r 11:1 .0 WEEK COMMENCING APRIL 14th o.la HYMAN ZAHL presents his second terrine Variety Bill AL sH , Aw AND HIS BLUE HAWAIIANS The Most Spectacular Band in Showland, ARTHUR BENNETT DOROTHY ...
... OCCUPIED SECOND STAGE IN THE MARCH TO PRETORIA COMPLETED SURRENDER OF THE TOWN BURGHERS UTTERLY DEMORALISED FLICHT OF HR STEYN FIGHTING IN THE FREE STATE PRACTICALLY AT AN END Roberts occupied Kroenstad Saturday nd thus brought to close the second stage his ...
... NO SURPRISES AT SECOND FORFEITS. There were no surprise forreitx at the second acceptanc: stage of the three principal classic races, details of which were published in the Racing Calendar on Thurs ! dad•. Lord Astor's Mannamcad has accepted for the ...
... WESTERN MAIL & SOUTH WALES NEWS, TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1981. GOLF. AkssocuinoN. RUGBY,_ PONTYPRIDD'S NEW CAPTAIN. SURPRISE FOR SWANSEA TOWN. SUPERIOR WORK OF BACKS. MR. C. W. JAMES TO LOVELL'S WIN SOUTH WALES CUP. WHY NEATH WON AT EBBW VALE. LEAD CLUB. ...
... WESTERN MAIL & SOUTH WALES NEWS, TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1981. BOXING. BANTAM TITLE RETAINED. JEHU OUTPOTNTS TAYLOR. UNINTERESTING BOUT AT PONTYPRIDD. Stan Jehu (Maeateg) defeated Cuthbert Taylor (Merthyr) on points over fifteen rounds at the Palais de Dense ...
... Final Stages of Boat Race Practice—New Welsh Blues Achievement Wales will have a representative in this year's Boat Race, which will be rowed on April 4. He is G. M. Lewis. who was awarded his Blue by the Cambridge president, J. H. T. Wilson, on February ...