... 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 ...

... HOME-MADE ART Surrey is taking a full part in the general development of the arts which readily lend themselves to communal presentation, and local life, urban and rural, becomes fuller and richer for it. The winning of trophies is pleasant, but the chief ...

... EFFORT TO KEEP IT QUIET Ralph the Rover says : 'A representative of one of the Irish League clubs, at the last meeting of the League Management Committee, made a serious pronouncement regarding payment to amateurs, and when be was challenged he stated ...

... 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 ...

... EDGAR WALLACE PLAY HERE. STAGED AT OPERA ROUSE. An Edgar Wallace play, whatever else may be said of it, is always entertaining. It may be ridiculous, and it often is, but the fact, remains that the author of almost countless thrillers has a penchant for ...

... 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 ...

... SETTLENSIT DAMS. luZaulir Day Kay 1a May N . May K Bank rata 9 per ant. June 30, 1982. AUSTRALIA DROPS FLOUR TAX REPEAL WILL COST E 230,000. ADELAIDE, Tuesday. The Federal Cabinet decided to-day to repeal from May 31 the flour tax imposed last year to ...

... (Temporary visions) (Northern Ireland). WM, Said the object of the Bill was to keep alive certain important provisions relating to uneniploynient 'flowerir., and this 'resolution was submitted to the Committee for the purpose of providing the money necessary ...

... worth going after. It is just time for you to be eagerly alive —to jump into the centre of things. If tin* sears have not given you wisdom to see your way through adventures, jump Mom way. You may meet difficulties. but it is better to de that than to ...

... BELFAST TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1932. ULSTER ACADEMY OF ARTS. THE FLYING SCOTSMAN BAIL WORKER'S PICTURE. EXHIBITION OPEN IN BELFAST. The annual exhibition of unframed sketches and craft work by members of the Ulster Academy of Arts was opened by Prof. T ...

... BELFAST TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, MAY TRADE AGREEMENTS. DISGRACE OF SLUMS. DETICIIED VIEW WADED. TORIES' CRITICISMS. BRITISH PREIIIER'S WARNING. NEXT WEEK IN PARLIAMENT. PREILIER A D WASHIMiTON: • Speaking at a luncheon given at Claridge's hr Lord Camrose ...

... BELFAST TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, MAY ll', 1931 GOLD - MINING DRAMA MEMORIES OF MICHAEL BATONLESS CONDUCTOR. SEQUEL. FARADAY. MEIIHODS OF COLONEL ILIOR'S FIGHT FOB DAMAGESI KNEW NIX 80 TEARS AGO. FRITZ BRASE. lAI Wall 20 TEARS. SIR ALFRED YARROW AS ADHIRER. ...