... NEW FACTORIES MAY KEEP ENGLISH PAPER aOSES, OTHERS COMBINE DAY'S issue of the “Yorkshire Observer announced tat it was the final publication. The .nam reason Riven for the decision was recent heavy increase in costs, mainly wages.” •For some years, n ...

... call a Bop teacher, and prayed that little Bobby number, to keep the bend from might grow up to he a musician, mutiny, and then two for the dancers. The instruction lasted many years. to keep them out of the cinemas But when Bobby was no longer ithis was ...

... savoured. He puls in his place the capious critic w ho demands high art all the time, admitting that almost every play produced m anv year is practically negligible from the point of view of art. What else can one expect, he asks. The with a natural taste for ...

... TV may be keeping a lot of ••• people away from the cinema, but it is certainly providing the screen with a lot of raw material. Dial ' M ' for Murder '' was first shown over here on TV alter having been refused by most of the theatrical managers in ...

... Keeping an eye on Caesar ONE of the most noticeable things about the satisfying production of Julius Caesar staged by the Lyric Players in Belfast this week was the use of eyes. raine and • member of Drama It is axiomatic that words are vit. - .I (tub ...

... ON-STAGE AND OFF :: DT 44LYSANDNIM The year in retrospect I TLSTER drama in 1952 may not money. Bangor. Larne. Omagh. ‘-) have created quite the same Enniskillen, Newry. Portadown and amount of excitement as did the Ballymena produced fine work. and ...

... to the inadequacy of local technical education as his firm had experienced it in the early stages. 8.T.-H., in fact, show exactly the sort of problems which may be repeated in country towns all over the Province—and, fortunately, how such problems can ...

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... ARTS THEATRE “Duet for Two Hands” One of the chief demands on both author and players in a play of the thriller variety is that they must at all times keep the main trend of the plot clear and untrammelled before the audience, no matter how many sidetracks ...

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... YEARS OF' BRITISH BIRD ART BRITISH bird art has had many notable exponents and has acquired a remarkable degree popularity during the past three centuries. This afternoon the Duke Abercom will open at the Belfast Museum and Art Gallery an exhibition of ...

... the Belfast Art Gallery, Stranmillis. Hidden death ASSASSINATION, as a means of bringing about political change, has long been condemned, but the underground movements resulting from two World wars, have continued to keep the practice alive particularly ...