... 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 ...

... Rigiht atmosphere at the Arts Congratulations to the Ulster Actors' Company . on . its imaginative and cnergetic approach to the theatre. Its enthusiasm is conveyed to the public whoare flocking tothe Belfast Arts Theatre, delighted to sce that here, ...

... 'Keep to word on Windsor' ON THE eve of the most mementous occasion in Northern Ireland's soccer history tomorrow's match here at the Vicente Calderon stadium, with victory ensuring a World Cup semi-final place Irish FA President Harry Cavan revealed ...

... ART FOR: FUN, LOVE AND MONEY By MERVYN ROBINSON No punches are pulled in poking fun at art and all its financial vagaries in “The Art of Love,” the comedy being screened at the Grand Opera House this week. This is riotous humour and w}s‘ea the bizarre ...

... EUROPE--- KEEP OUT TO-NIGHT'S meeting Visual Arts Group exhibiin Belfast of the Anti- tion, especially her flower Common Mar k e t studies, which have a decided Japanese or Chinese League has no less a influence. chairman than Mr. Jobs Miss Thomas, whose ...

... appears less desirable, but outdoor activities, although you may find it hard to some unexpected competi- extricate yourself. lion might just mar some of SCORPIO (Oct 24- Nov your enjoyment. 22) You may be attracted ARIES (Km* 21 - APli towards doing something ...

... 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 ...

... from the 1982 calendar and we certainly would be interested in staging a round. This would mean that strictly speaking there would , be two Hurst Cups in 1982 but we can always call our second event by another name. The main thing is it keeps us on the ...

... have the best hospitality in the world. Competitors are met at the airport and looked after until they depart. Keeping international sport alive here has been due in a large measure to them. So often you find too, that it is over-fussy English and Scottish ...

... Empire builders keep spirits high I GATHER the departure of former Guinness (black stuff) sales director Jim Clerkin, who has sauntered along Boucher Road to Gilbeys as MD, won’t result in any immediate replacements to chairman John Lavery’s triumvirate ...

... Pembroke ANNADALE will Geed to put a minimum three soak Irish international goalkeeper Nigel Henderson nest week if they are to keep alive their slim All-Ireland title hopes. Ronnie Stnyth's team crashed 4-2 at Lough Moss against Leinster champions Pembroke Wanderers ...