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... RNE COMES ALIVE TO THE RHYTHM OF THE DANGCE L A THERE'’S a fascinating combination of cultures in the Auditorium in Princes Gardens this week, as “Rhythm of the Dance” makes its appearance last night, Wednesday, and tonight at Bpm. The h rainchild of ...
... -Colonel John F. Hunter, 0.8. E., A.R.C.A., senior art inspector of the Ministry of Education. Educated Larne Grammar School, Trinity College, Dublin, a..d the Royal College of Art, he was the first art inspector appointed to the Ministry after the est ...
... living, time has stood still for the Lisburn man who has managed to keep alive one of Britain's oldest crafts. Mr. Carson is a member of a rare band of skilled craftsmen still practising the art of wooden barrel making. R When were finallylom¢buwm in the 1930's ...
... in search of a stage WHATEVER the Dublin Theatre Festival may offer when it opens in less than two weeks' time, it is unlikely that any production will attract more favourable comment or generate greater box-office activity than Brian Friel's Philadelphia ...
... May festival THE Greater London Council arts and recreation committee is to consider staging a £150,000 May festival at six London parks and open spaces in 1982. ...
... ‘KEEP JOB’ O ORI U e early stage of the campaign. He may be a surprise choice to some, but he only lost the Glenavon and Ards jobs by a {0 LDT S+ AU SHOULD Linfield bounce back to form over the next few weeks Trevor Anderson could stay at the helm until ...
... 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 ...
... creation of a better atmosphere in which the arts can flourish—these. at last, seem to more than mere pipe dreams. RMAGII - BORN PAT MAGEE former Group Theatre actor who is now a powerful name on the West End stage. may receive an award as actor of the year ...
... IT’S FOR KEEPS! England’s Prix de L'Arc de Triomphe hero Rainbow Quest Is to keep the race. T : 9,9,9,5,9,9.0.0.0. 00000000 The French Stewards yestorday dismissed the appeesl by art millionalre Danlel Wildenstein against the disqualiflcation from first ...
... the Arts Council. Mr. Teddy Brown. chairman of the company's board, stressed that more grants would be necessary if Ulster Actors• Company productions were to be staged in the future at the Arts Theatre. The priority is to keep the theatre ...
... d people they may want to prove to themselves and others that they can, at least, stick at something, When he surfaced after 1011 hours in a coffin in Cobb. 29-year-old Tim Hayes told reporters he would do it again if necessary to keep the world reco ...
... 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 ...