VALE, E. (Ed.). The British Isles : Local Information Sheets. C 4. M. 4 sheets. ca.d4d. Travel Assn. of G.B
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CUT THIS OUT AND IMP IT OFFICIAL NOTICES
... CUT THIS OUT AND IMP IT OFFICIAL NOTICES AVON SCHOOL. Individual tui Lion in speech-training, elocution. acting. public speaking. Coaching for exams & auditions. Children's elocution class Sat mrngs. Schools visited by arrangement. Prospectus) from Secretary ...
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... (Lattey) D8.143..12/6 Browne & N. Rel DANIEL. R. The Spider's Web. C 8.213. ne. ko 3 4/6 Wright & B. (12) Fic Daniel Speaks Today (Tatham) C8.1045/ Pickering & I. Rel DANNY Kaye in ** The Secret Life of Walter Mitty *’. C 4.16. 111. sd.l/ ...
Alan Ladd’s Diary
... folk in a holiday mood would care to stand the pace set by my programme for the ten days during which I was in England. Facts speak for themselves they Zay, so here is the full diary of those ays. Monday, November 22. Arrive on the ‘‘Mauretania” at Southampton ...
ONE OF BRITAIN’S MOST SPECTACULAR IRON AGE FINDS, REVEALED BY THE PLOUGH:
... word tore,” or torque,” has come to be applied to many types of rigid metal collars. Its use was widespread among the Celtic-speaking peoples, and it was a characteristic ornament, familiar from the statue of The Dying Gaul.” In the early days of the La Tene ...
SOME MASTERS OF BLACK AND WHITE,
... bless his heart, can boom—we would not miss it—but it is always a genteel boom, the voice of a suburban bittern. He is, so to speak, a born straphanger. No one would guess that the glossy-domed, heavy-chinned fellow in the striped trousers would do anything ...
MONEY MATTERS
... Inspector Blank of Scotland Yard. We talked of this and that and I tactfully led up to How do you spot the cheque- smashers? (I speak the language). We don't, said the inspector, they give themselves away. We merely have to watch the big gamblers. I have ...
INGRID FE SHE SIMP
... waiting for to arrive, they were Stafford arrived and the n girl, Ingrid Bockmann, Ihave something I must 1 ie for her to speak so she the Daily Mirror that she wdand the British young- are. perienced starvation. irg accent: British People, • food shortage ...
You Bet Your Life: Three Authors In Search Of A Character; MONICA DICKENS starts telling the story of Anna
... RUPERT CROFT-COOKE has something to say. IN the first place I think that Beverley Nichols distorted the facts a little. He speaks of old Mr. Vandenrock. Who said anything about old As a matter of fact it was young Mr. Vandenrock who was wildly- gambling ...
Good-Bye Leicester Square
... table sipping beer, whilst behind the bar a yawning barmaid was knitting. The third pub yielded three foreigners in a corner speaking rapidly in whispers in some unknown tongue. The barmaid was reading a magazine. This was the West End at nine at night. Evidently ...
THE HEART OF THE MOTHERLAND
... epitome of our National Church, the County a of the war damage inflicted on our great city, many a noble steeple could still speaks of the civic traditions of London, and the Victoria Tower of the Houses of welcome the entry of 1949. On the first day of ...
SHOPS ON THE PARIS PAVEMENTS: Christmas Shopping on the Boulevards
... were among the Christmas luxuries imported from England, largely on the strength of bumper champagne sales and, generally speaking, Paris looks more cheerful than it has done for many a day. ...