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... of his own personal love for Shakespeare. None who heard him speak can doubt this love or the profound appreciation he has for the poet, whose work is the common heri'.fio‘ all English-speaking peoples. r. Afl will be able to act as an influential member ...
... of foodproducers like myself, and when we voice our views we are not grindin a narrow, bigoted or personal axe, bu{ we are speaking in the national interest, and it is from that point of view that these words should be read. If 1 upset anyone's feelings ...
... getting his audience once more attentive to the play. Unless he succeeded the whole audience was liable to become restive. Speaking of the Memorial Theatre, Mr. Andrews said it was one of the most difficult in which to act, for there was no contact between ...
... LOCAL AND DISTRICT NOTES GOOD ENTERTAINMENT Let Shakespeare speak for himself ! In his talk to Stratford-on-Avon Rotary Club on Monday Mr. Harry Andrews, a member of the Shakespeare Festival Company, told his audience how greatly impressed he was with ...
... unfortunates find themselves. They comprise men of all walks of life, and it 1s noteworthy that the Warden, who writes and speaks good English, is a barrister. Most of the Latvians work on the land, but there are some in other callings. ...
... my dear daddy “Charles Edward, died from wounds received in Burma, 22nd June, 1944, ‘We think of you in silence, We often speak your name : This day brings back a memory of a dear one gone to rest; God above knows what we think as it dawns another year; ...
... Saturday. ; i 3 % The philosophfy of poets, he said, differed greatly from that of philosophers, for where the latter tended to speak only to ghilosophem, the poet embraced the whole of mankind, tempering his philosophy with humanity, tenderness and understanding ...
... luncheon in Cheltenham Town Hall on Saturday to commemorate the diamond jubilee of the Cirencester Benefit Society. Its voice, speaking for almost 20,000 members in market towns and villages, was Mr. John Bird (Lodge master), whose speech was the only one “in ...
... the annual meeting of the Stratford-on- Avon Men’'s Lodge of the Cirencester Conservative Benefit Society, held on Tuesda{. Speaking of the wholesale withdrawals by members of various thrift and provident organisations up and down the country since the coming ...
... British Council. They also went to Birmingham to a reception at the Repertory Theatre, where they heard Sir Barry Jackson speak on the work of the theatre and saw the present production of * The Doctor’'s Dilemma.” They had lunch at Birmingham University’s ...
... treasurer’s optimism is justified, for, although in the past local supgon has not been as strong as it might have been, generally speaking Stratford people are not indifferent to the fate of the Horticultural Society. At the opening ceremony the Mayoress (Mrs ...
... Admission 6d. Mrs. M. A. Dunne, President of the Division, will open the Fete at 3 p.m MR. JOHN PROFUMO, 0.8. E., M_P., will speak at 5 p.m. Fancy Dress Parade . Baby Show . Children's Sports Decorated Bicycle Competition . Rifle Range Side Shows Gift Stall ...