... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 2 11.164, December 2nd, January-March 2 15-16 d to 2,1 d. April-June 3 1-16 d, July-September 3W all paid. Oils.—London: Linseed easier—spot sellers IBs 6d, October-December 6d, January- April 16'. Day-August 17s sd; cotton steady -crude Egyptian spot ...

... revived in the Monmouthshire centre a week ago, when the iesponse was so great that it was immediately decided to stage another show. The promoter has taken great pains to see that the interest will be sustained and another right of thrilling sport ...

... Denman:, Germany, and France all showed big advances, France importing 695,633 tons, or 192,000 tons more than in the previous April. Italy rose from 6,700 tans in April. 1936, to 157,128 tons last month. Canada showed a drop of 107,000 tons. Among the ...

... 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. ...

... SECOND VICTORY IN A MONM GOAL KICK DOOMS (ay Alert ) 'ILATIO salad an a N. Wring W ir Heath played a missionary game at v b de r Y •••• h ard° Glanamman Park on Thursday of last - 114 I n within a moth, ea Saturday, by week, when they met Amman ...