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... 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 ...
... mind that that assumed the presence of smoke while Mrs. Fox was still alive, said his Lordship. Yon must say for yourselves all the time: Was there any *smoke thero while she was alive? After Mrs. Fox's death, Fox continued his career of romancing, and ...
... WESTERN MAIL & SO= WALES NEWS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1982. ; 1 .1 1 ANIMALS OF THE WILD ! THRILLING STORIES BY KIPUNG AT last Kipling's animals, at least most ofthem and cer- tainly the best of them, have been gathered into one delightful I 2 volume Animal ...
... WESTERN MAIL & SOUTH WALES NEWS, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1980. THE THEATRES. AN EXPLOSION OF LAUGHTER. ART OF CARICATURE AT THE NEW. What wonderful wearing qualities The Private Secretary possesses. It carries its forty years or so with sprightlinces ...
... Rowlands, J.P., who was enthusiastically received, said he agreed with the chairman as to the vital importance of keeping the cause alive. That was the general feeling throughout the country The Socialist party had failed lamentably. Unemployment was ...
... branches of this art he may be excelled, as, for instance, by Sophocles in tragedy and by Aristophanes in satire. But for a comprehensive sweep of the world, of Nature, and of man in all his manifestations, be stands supreme. Others may poise hawk-like ...
... the Els-5.41--05 the afternoon president (Mr. David Jones, of Elder Imilifou) put ft—not to keep Welsh Nationalism alive, kept alive by It. HIKER'S' EISTEDDFOD. art' the hikers? Two girl students from Bangor fined a mild sensation at Llanelly a year ago ...
... his art is grea 4 ,ar, for he deals with a real live work that has taken possibly two centuries to evolve, and in i' he may see the loving care of Araodfather, father, and eon, which. if withheld for but a short time, would ruin the ohject. W may doubtless ...
... of the association, expressing his sincere hope that all R.N.V.R. officers and men will rally to the standard in order to keep alive the spirit of comradeship which existed during the times of stress and to maintain the high traditions associated with the ...
... the nm~ie hall stage, held the audience spellbound. A charming play, the Toy Shop, with a cast of 25 children all ages, produced by Miss Irene Price; tle' ever-popular Cardiff Juvenile Orchestra, conducted by Mr. Herbert Ware; the May* Queen Tableaux ...
... The purpose of the Eisteddfod is no longer to keep some sacred spark to light the smouldering fires to life again, when else our Cymric genius slept. It is now the clear duty of public education to keep alight the sacred torch of learning, and of the ...
... Williams, in the exercise of his role as the stage director, was in danger of thinking that everybody was subject to his direction. It required artfulness to deal with 3lansel Lewis as chairman of the arts committee, while the Rev. Hugh Jones in his capacity ...