... 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 ...

... were in keeping with the high standard of the choir, while the staging effects, which were in the capable hands of Messrs. W. Cox and J. Haley, were excellent. No production could be staged more excellently. The various effect, were all well sustained ...

... THE EXPRESS. SATURDAY. APRIL 21st. 1917 EIEMPERANCE SALE Wert r Ede Proprietor and Manager ISRAEL, PRICH TWICE NIGHTLY, MOTH PERFORMANCES •RECISELY THE SANE. •40 PIRET HOUSE: Doors Open at SECOND NOUSE: Doors Open 6.25; commence at 6.40. at 11.40; commence ...

... frog-faced, wire-pecker. ;Now. as the agent vanished. are you pars, lysed or are dummv? Come on, show us how Chinks dance the shimmy. Come on! lie fired a second and a third shot, the last between his victim's shoes, perilously close to One foot. The Chinaman ...

... congratulation on the unqualified success of her efforts. Mr. W. Gambling supervised the stage lighting, and Messrs. T. G. Vasell, W. Vincent and A. E. Todd acted as the stage managers. ...

... Mr. Pursall was proposed by Mr. J. W. Owen. which was seconded by Mr. D. R. Price (Peng= Goods Dept). A vote of thanks was also accorded Mr. T. H. Minriett on the motion of Mr. David Jones, seconded by Mr. W. T. Kennett. The lecturer. in proposing a vote ...

... hold a Civic Sunday at Llanbradacb, as was done at Nelson last year.—This was agreed to, on the motion of Mr. Tom Edwards, seconded by Mr. T. R. Davies. Arrangements were delegated to the Chairman and Mr. J. Roach. special request), and • comic recitation ...

... THE EXPRESS April Ist, 1933. ARMS AND THE MAN. YSTHAD MYNACH SOCIETY EXCELS IN MAWS PLAY. (By Observer.) The people of Ystrad Mynach and district should be really grateful to Min M. P. Howell. B.A. (of the Hengoed County School for Girls) and the ...

... THE EXPRESS. SATURDAY. APRIL 26th. 1919 The improvised platform had been tastefully dciorated with bunting which had been bent Mr. D. J. Williams (wcrkhoure metier), and presented a pleasing aspect. The chair era occupied by the pastor (the Rev. D. B ...

... THE EXPRESS. SATURDAY. APRIL 8. 19111. Telling the Difference When you say that's that it means fitrTily usually, with dissatisfaction sometimes thrown in. Respecting an unsuccessful suit which : endured, that's that means never again. A!.. _ right ...

... splendid manner In which he had organised such an eniovabla evening. In a brief addisss Mr. Morgan Jones seconded the vote of thanks. The second half of the programme was onened by Mr. Watkins. who sang Blow. Stow, Thou Winter Winds, and tante as an ...