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... 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 ...
... Templer may not FIELD-MARSHAL SIR GERALD TEMPLER may ad saw the footsteps at ether Nom War leaders by smiths arrametn. The former Ulater-born Chief of the Imperial General Staff told a reunjon dinner in Belfast he had nd intention of writing a book—at ...
... BELFAST CINEMA MAY BECOME A STATE THEATRE Belfast Telegraph Reporter. ULSTER MAY SOON HAVE a Government-sponsored theatre. Negotiations are taking place for the sale of the Coliseum —one of Belfast's oldest theatres--to C.E.M.A., who may form a Northern ...
... She and James Parr in the duet had given a performance of a kind that anyone would be delighted to hear in art opera house on a professional stage. TOP AWARD The Rose Bowl, which is competed for by the first prise winners in the six moat important vocal ...
... LIBERAL MAY TAKE FIELD AT ELECTION Association's plea for funds Belfast Telegraph Political Correspondent. IF AN APPEAL FOR FINANCIAL SUPPORT is successful, there will be a Liberal candidate in the field at the forthcoming Northern Ireland General Election ...
... acting in the u Gtobe w he n the Belfast Arts paid a Tostal visit to Dublin. So she will be taking a major sae in Jean Cocteau's startling Intimate Relations. which opens at the Arts on Tuesday. In it she Mays by the a fath part er of and son. a . l ...
... Keep a score yourself and you will discover the most over-worked word on television EVERY possible effort should be made to restrict the use of the word 'well' in our programmes; it is being e mployed much too frequently and often quite u nnecessarily ...
... to Paris would. I You will notice that we call our pressurised aircraft in • comfortfear. complain. we have reached the stage of keep- irls stewardesses—they are not able enclosed cabin doesn't suffer the My personal view is that a really hostesses det ...
... from England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland, are to be invited. Keeping a theatre open four times as long as usual may keep it alive, but it does not quadruple the takings. Money is lost on the art gallery and the children's theatre, and the ...
... opportunities on the air. Miss E. C. May was in the chair. Guaranteed Belfast Telegraph, Thursday, March 13, 1958. 11 girdle makes news at It is in the nature of things for Jack to *make rabbits between watches. It keeps alive that dream of a little t o rt: ...