... Speaking for himself ©® Prue Jeffreys talks to John Sessions, the multi-voiced Scot who has turned ~ impersonation into an art form TONIGHT Napoleon — The American Story, opens at the Tramway in Glasgow with a cast of 50. Sylvester Stallone, Alec Guiness ...

... Plain Speaking IN his speech to the National | Union of Mineworkers’ conference | yvesterday, Sir Hubert Houldsworth, i chairman of the National Coal | Board. reminded the miners of their | responsibilities to the country in | forcible terms. His emphasis ...

... SPEAKS NO ENGLISH He speaks no English but Lope | Sarreal answered for him to say that the cold does not affect him for in the mountains where he works on a farm it becomes so cold at nights that some of the houses have heating. We had not the heart to ...

... Speaking Likeness Using archival recordirigs, this exhibition links voice and visual image to provide an extra dimension to 20th-century portraiture. Not only is it possible to see Scotland looked like, this display, made the visitor to hear them speak ...

... Plain speaking Mr R. D. RKer, Craigdarroch, Sanquhar, the new president of the Blackface Sheep Breeders’ Association, quickly made his influence felt by his recent remarks on the issue of sheep farming and forestry. Far from being a hot-head, Mr Ker, ...

... it speaks foritself! Air Call bleépers don't just b:)e&%nThey deliver clo‘acl_ S messages as well, receivable indxv:. A Joutdoors — anywhere in- - your local business area. Ring FREEFONE 2323 via operator * 10 contact your local control centre. L N ...

... Speak of the devil OUR Man With A Television writes: “It is gratifying to see the characters with the worst speech impediments in Eastenders being picked off by misfortune. In my opinion people who say ‘firty’ and ‘fasun’ and ‘fewer’ richly deserve all ...

... Speak up! 50 Rawlings Street, London, October 8, 1961 Sir—~When 1 pointed out to my butcher that 1 saw no reason why I should pay 7s 6d per Ib. for the skewers which decorated my rolled beef—l say * decorated” since they served no other purpose as the ...

... speaking by Labour “Plain Speaking” lis the title ol to-night’s party political broadcast on behalf of the Labour Party. The speakers, at 9.30 on both television networks, will be Mr Hugh Gaitskell, Mr George Brown, and Mr Harold Wilson. The first big ...

... and German-speaking sngregations tormed all over ~cotland—in major cities like Glasgow, Aberdeen and Dundee; in the large hurghs of Paisley and Stirling; in Gala. shiels and in the new town of East Kilbride and in a miner’s home in Loch. ollv Fife. All ...

... Speaking up Wl'l‘fltourne:dintasiv'ct “speeehw prospect might mmflh to announce the election Wmmna to two-and-half million in Britain who have communicating. It couldbeonthemuuu '“:'“&“mw a :I?’uhukdmuof uwwmmw listen show we are interethNot'rthh'ukm the ...

... VERSE SPEAKING Solo Verse Spoak}tf—&cou Class (Under 14)— 1, Robert S. Cowie, Hawick: 2, Elizabeth M‘'Laren; 3, Joyce Orr. Burns Class (Under 16 but not under 12)—1. Norma Chalmers, Kirkcaldy; 2, Millie Foster, Dysart, 3, FEffie Robertson Scots Class ...