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... Mr. T. R. Henn, df St. Catherine's, is speaking to the great amusement of Mr. G. Pattison, Union Society president Mr. S. C. Astdn, Dean of St. Catherine's, and Mr. G. S. Sterck Major J. Redfern, a guest, speaking. Listening, Mr. D. G. Hermges, Hon. Sec ...
... Galleries. They show a return to classical influence, and include many baroque themes Mr. John Copley President of the R.B.A. speaking at the luncheon of welcome to Chirico. On his immediate right are Signora de Chirico, Count G. Cornaggia from the Italian ...
... PAUL MUNI One of America's distinguished actors, Mr. Muni is to have his first English-speaking role on the London stage when he plays the lead in Death of a Salesman which opens at the Phoenix next week. The part was created °y Lee J. Cobb early this ...
... Marquess of Carisbroohe Tasker, Press Illustrations Air Chief Marshal Sir Philip Joubert de la Ferte, the guest of honour, speaking ...
... in a new ballet, she would, on quickly mastering a new step, exclaim, Zizi the sole word approximating to English that she speaks. Another ballet in which she has been dancing brilliantly at the Princes Theatre is L'oeuf a la Coque, in which a music-hall ...
... Peter Pears soloists was sunn Their Majesties the King and Queen who had travelled from Balmoral especially for the occasion, speak as they leave to the Bishop of Ripon the Rt. Rev. G. A. Chase. D.D. who wedded the young couple. He was assisted by the vicars ...
... Golden Jubilee Dinner of fhe Men of Kenf and Kentish Men Lord Cormvallis, Lord-Lieutenant of Kent speaking to the gathering of the Association of which he is Presi ■'nt. Also at the high table are Major-Gen. the Hon. P. G. Scarlett Lady D1 Avigdor-Goldsmid ...
... chairman of the Doncaster Racecourse, ivith Lord QuibeU of Scunthorpe The Duke of Norfolk, a Steward of the Jockey Club, speaking after the Centenary Dinner in the County Assembly Rooms, Lincoln, on the eve of the 100th race Councillor II. H. Lev en, ...
... Fleur Bleue songs, has every reason to feel nervous. On the other hand, he has taken so much trouble to learn English and now speaks it with such fluency, but with the amusing accent that Maurice Chevalier has exploited so successfully, that perhaps Broadway ...
... Society (founded 1866) on the Granting of its ...
... recently said: When you hear people talking around a table and then hear them when they stand on their feet to speak, I say stop public speaking as a service to the world. Bravo 1 It has always been beyond my compre hension why people should attend public ...
... which was his due, and it was a very useful gallop, but it would be very unwise to forget that the distance was, roughly speaking, a mile and a half short of the Grand National, and that the Kempton fences are not the Aintree ones. We do not yet know ...