... would require time to discuss his plans with his cast and explain them his motives. Miss Henderson decided to let the play speak lor itself, and it was certainly interesting to hear the complete tfext of a play which never-w'as first-rate theatre and which ...

... those taking part being Andrew Preece (violin). Dora Orr (contralto and Scottish selections). Rita Gardiner soprano and verse-speaking) and John Hogg (tenor) and John WBride (humorist). The accompanists were W Yates. ARC O . and Eddie Peari. interesting item ...

... if he were elected on this occasion he would have the privilege and honour of representing 77.000 electors and would thus speak with much greater voice behalf of Ulster in the Imperial House. Sir Hugh O’Neill said whether not there was contest in North ...

... The Thief of Bagdad features Sabu and Conrad Veidt. The film is in technicolor. Youth for Christ.” rpHREE young people will speak on -What Christ Offers Youth’ at the final Sunday evening 'Youth for Christ” rally in Gardenmore Hall on Sunday evening. There ...

... STRAW YOUNG FARMERS Three members of Straid Young Farmers’ Club were successful in obtaining awards at the area speaking competition held in Gleno on Monday evening. They Master Wilson Forsythe and Samuel Kirk (under 16 class) and Mr. Campbell M’Crone ...

... am coming to incident in connection with those games in which he took an important part, and you will then understand why I speak so highly of the Dalway family. We had one boy in our company who was not very popular as was too inclined to be quarrelsome ...

... arc considered necessary renovations tn these older vehicles Mr J, Nelson M'Millen. chair man of the Ulster Tourist Board speaking at the inspection, said these days of difficulties and problems of ail kinds it was great oleasure to the tourist industry ...

... minister gives ASSURANCE. Ballyclare Paper Mill Workers. employment aim. Speaking at Ballyclare on Wednesday evening, the Minister Commerce. Ri. Hon. W. V. MCleery. referred the closing of Ballyclarc Paper Mills, He said; Reasons lor ihe Company's decision ...

... B. Armstrong. D. MiUdiell, D. Mulholland. S Craythorne, J. Apsley, J. Bailie. STUFFED NAPKIN IN MICROPHONE SIR M. SARGENT Speaking at the dinner of the Institution of Electrical Engineers at the Connaught Rooms, London. Sir Malcolm Sargent stuffed his ...

... Committee Management of North Down Hospital in Newtownards Saturday. The chairman. Mr. T. Bailie. M.P.. said he could not speak too highly of the generosity exercised tovaids the Ard Hospitaf over a period of years. This £lOO was not the first amoun. ...

... years nave passed away. I stood beside her dying bed, And look my last farewell; I saw her slowly sinking. To me she could not speak, But closed her eyes and passed away. Into her last long sleep. EMMET (Second Anniversary)—ln loving memory of Ann Jane Emmet ...

... Youth for Christ rally held on Sunday evening in Gardenmore Hall Larne, attracted a large audience to hear three young people speak ••What Christ Offers Youth. Mr. Hal Henning, until recently hon. secretary the Rally Committee, said allhough young people ...