... turns is given by the Trio Aicha Ben 'Ahmed, Indian dancers and snake charmers, with three giant pythons keeping the audience’s eyes on the stage. Yale and Diane, two charming young balancers. giVe spellbinding performance. Among host of other fine acts ...

... heautv may become It will always tind the devotees to lend its flame and keep the spirit alive. It was certainly with these dancers— Danes. Scots. Irish, English—whose freshness delighted the eye and whose skill betokened love and enthusiasm for art horn ...

... conjured up by an actor-manager depicted a chequered stage career that one never really believed in. Admittedly. several things went wrong on the opening evening. The high standards in inventive staging one has come to expect from this company were lacking ...

... some one why is no- a bad hand as a stage carpenter. There is no hint of the real world outside the stage doors through which the characters enter and exit no ghostly invasion, as there is in a play by Ibsen, of the stage and the mind of the audience by the ...

... attempting to play the ball. The fart tluit it is to charge from behind may come as a shock to many followers ot the game. but it is so The memorandum states . When a is obstruct' mg he may be charged from behind. Such a cue is represented a defende. attempts ...

... explicitly the tensions of the e,,:.- temporary Scut ish scene. A . jut art cannot ue composed with ti. . !sort ot embargo upon it. Such t..', !leads, in the event, to the murder •• Inative art. V t have seen the Os' Russian Theatre destroyed in generation o ...

... eye.l but was prominente associated with the living art exhibit:on, and was one of the regular iudge, at the Oireachtas art exhiblion He was a member of the Chelsea Art., Club. the Arts Club. the l'n Art. , Club. Dlth*M. and: the Order m the ...

... FREEDOM MUST GO ON —President O'Kelly S 0 long as one of Ireland's counties was ruled by the stranger. so long must Ireland keep up the struggle for complete national sovereignly: for so long must the aim of Nationalist Ireland be regarded l as unfulfilled ...

... FOR SALE, SOUND ART FLAGS Apply Foreman, Hillsborough Road, CADETS' BOXING TOURNEY. INTER-CITY DRAW. ULSTER HALL ASSEMBLY Dublin drew 2-2 with Belfast at the first annual boxing tournament held by the Army Cadet Force Association (Northern Ireland) in ...

... believe that skilful management and readjustment of the exports of sterling petrol, even if It may not be possible to abolish petrol rationing altogether. It may soon be all right ■ for Government concerned with, the Interest owners motor cars and motor ...

... and mistresses in the art of teaching the game. and for increasing the number of professional coaches. KEERY-SMYTH IN STERLING FORM LISBURN 'WORK-OUT' A company of Belfast sportsmen, including Mr. George Connell, who is staging a boxing tournament at ...

... themselves may entry to the Imperial Departments have sounded the knell for flax in which is denied to our English Ulster counterparts. Surely this is of immense Can these thoughts be applied to Our industry and if so in what way so that all may be willing ...