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... exploratory activities in 1960 produced several successful 'community events. Three thousand people visited a festival of art last May; • hundredyouths ran in the Dock /toad race: a choir of 200 from Protestant and Catholic schools led the singing of hundreds ...
... promising oarsor. He tells me much more, including flashes of the variety shows that were staged on Saturday nights for twopence admission and his summing-up is this: May its influence long continue to mould men who will ever be proud to say: 'I was a member ...
... and if that Osterley is so far from CHARM you'll take a hand you may London that Mise Kerr has to BARKER Surprisingly, Mr. Mitchum check the assumption made travel up overnight to keep by Men producers that stud:- a morning ba ir dr•ss•r 's proves as ...
... and about hal this tonnage has still to be laid down. These orders could be said to represent two years' work, but a number may Da cancelled (as three were last quarter) or deferred; and. in any case, a number of the ships are not due until 1965-6. Moreover ...
... actors was played in 1876 In the and companies followed this presence of W. E. Gladstone advice in the Prince of —but this may have been Wales—Beerbohm Tree. the because it was for the Kendall'. Ell e n Terry, benefit of W. H. Pennington Charles Kelly ...
... of a shopkeeper's son determined to find room at the top . . . JACKS AND KNAVES. 3: The Great Art Robbery. Setting out to catch a gang of international art thieves. Liverpool detectives become increasingly mystified .. . because the robbers don't realise ...
... that he was too small for the mighty Willard. He really believed that Willard might kill him. Many others thought that no man alive could knock Jess off his feet. The champion himself dIJ not think it was possible and trained indifferently for the tight. ...
... of their service from behind. If it be poor, though the defence may be playing a great stopping game, it has largely failed the forwards —who, in turn, by a few undiacerning fans, may be blamed for the break-don n of the team's effort: At Real Siadnd's ...
... but they are not unreasonably pointing out that it needs more than work and sacrifice to keep the Eisteddfod in being. British Council back to Llangollen. There may be arguments that contributing to such an event as the International Eisteddfod lies outside ...
... Results. 5.15 Children: The Advesturn of Robin Hood. starring Richard Greene in Hostage for a Hangman. 5.35 Going Up: an &d'art+. tising magazine. 5.4 S News. 5.51 Thank Teter Stars: Keith and Brian Matthew introduce The Kenigy Ball Jazzmen. Craig Douglas ...
... continued to punch and kick her. Inspector McArdle added. Art College Search Man In Staff Room, Say Police Alleged to have been I caught in the ladies' staff Sentenced room at the Liverpool College of Art. Noel Cecil Fitzgerald. aged 39. seaman. For Receiving ...
... number of science students the university were determined to keep a proper balance between the sciences and other studies. Sir James recalled that at the conferment of degrees in the Faculty of Arts yesterday he had referred to the fact that this was the first ...