... Mart• Snitth, may art a ?our?, with Smith at the F•er Trade Hall. Manchester. on March 13 - and Scott's connections n•e so confident of a rerenuE victory/ for Owe man that they say any sidestake can be accommodated. ANTVIICH A.117C. stage A' their rst ...

... too. That's twice in 24 hours the ancient game has come into my ken. There be a third. bet. John Parry died in lon Keill KEEPING very busy these days is 24 - years - old Wallasey born actor lan Ke.l. whose family moved a couple of years ago to Pisndre ...

... diploma of the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. Her hobbles are camping and hiking and she has travelled extensively through Norway and Austria In this way. Lately she has become keen on keep-fit lessons and her other pastimes are iceskating and ...

... parcels piled on the landing. The new tenant. Madame Roulis. was a professor of music. corning to teach at the Col'ege of Arts that was Di:!ingford's one link with the big word. Number Five—came scuttling through the hall with his briefcase and bundle ...

... McArdle (pro- when two men appeared Courtto-day on seeming) said that abouto 4 ' 3- 1 a charge of office breaking. p.m. on May 27. Mr. Sidney They were Frederick Leech. Clarke Brown, of 184 Seabank aged 26. of 20 Mason Street. Road. Wallasey, was driving ...

... have come from individuals COAT DEPARTMENT—FIRST FLOOR t° Manchester t° take address each other by their pert in the next stage of the names but always as The and pensioners clubs. The Lord Mayor is to open the competition. After that, one Rt. Hon. member ...

... hundred looked on. It seems that some pruning 'of torpeness may _be deemed necessary. The club discuss tie position at a aseeting on monde Y. Martne bare quite a far for unearthing tow-Arte fu;l-b.eks. post-war vent Layne Runt was the TOOK outstanding ...

... able to arrange elegant cocktail parties for him, meet his friends and business colleagues and chat socially about books, art, music and the theatre. • The professional man (lawyer. writer, lecturer) wants a good all-rounder with top-rate qualifications ...

... new bowl. .• T- -r . • culla, 42 James in the art. and Ark Royal was laid by the in,. • .04 between them they shot over Duehess of Kent on May 11. 146. 4S 'Si4l S. the Dee marshes for the 1043. and on May 3. 1950. . S. I A amen(. ‘6664. WT. SSW: W. vs ...

... He came l out of retirement following a pledge to his 83-year-old mother after George's death that he would keep the family stage tradition alive. Because of my commitment at Llandudno I cannot attend' the auction sale of Georges' belongings later this ...

... the modern man' ner, with every word clearly From curtain up I tried to audible. There is variety in keep a register of the numberlabandanee. The fun may not of songs introduced by the be uproarious, but Stan Minstrels. an although my count after the show ...

... minutes left for play DISALLOWED home. Seconds later he nearly Everton suddenly started t ot At this stage City's goal was lgot another. In the early stages MACCL'SFI) •E. PORT rri. N 'son had litt l e to o ff er. move with some pace and per - in constant ...