... Vic Trust. Ltd., in association with the Arts Council of Great Britain. presented here the adaptation by Ronald Gow of Thomas Hardy's novel. Tess of the DUrbervilles. At the end of last November, i when the Old Vic company from the New Theatre were playing ...

... a suave, sardonic humour, but Mr. Ross's conception is amply nistifled by the effective ness of his interpretation. Powys Thomas is an excellent Oliver. Mervvn Blake is impressive as the banished Duke, and as Frederick. the usurping brother. Ann Mor- ...

... >roadcasts; but there seems little 1 'hance of a favourable decision in he matter. The Union. as its 1 ?eneral secretary. Hardie Rat- :liffe said, when the findings of he tribunal were announced. is I lot entirely concerned with the nonev side' of these ...

... ornp'etr. No nurse in a royal 'ou,choWi could be more sympa- th ...