... and discussed in The Arts in Ulster next Wednesday night. The theatre critic this week is Denis Johnston, and be will be speaking about the new play Diana,” by C. IC. Munro, now at the Ulster Group Theatre in Belfast The book is Peadar O’Donnell’s latest ...

... bv the children who had been trained by Miss E. Hogg and Mr. Millar. delighted the grown-ups with their singing and verse-speaking. Musical items were also rendered by Mr. Johnston. Councillor Sam Barr was chairman, and. is always welcome Bailee socials ...

... grandstands, enclosures and car parks. - Such is the vast organisation the big race. as described Mr. Gordon NeilL when speaking to the Ballymena Round Table In the Clarence Hotel last week. Every racing driver knows full well when he enter* thw race ...

... the hyacinths and tulips were in the height of their «dory. Mr. Wilson, who is worldfamous his cultivat of daffodils, was speaking at the January meeting the Women’s Institute held the Buick Memorial School, and he was by the pres.dent, Mrs. Gilmour. also ...

... the Mwor Town Hall on Thursday last. He touched on recent events in Ulster and in the United Kingdom, and then went on to speak of the relationships between the world powers. He had much say about Russia and the Russians, their activifes. their standard ...

... scientific on* may be forgiven lor suspecting too. ha* found favour tar iwona pppropph of the Americans. Yet that that, generally speaking, average England's green Arid* and now , ppro ,ph j* perhaps our standards performance have risen, popular game to r«i ann ...

... Ultier ocean# On the Ulster accent. Mis McNeill said The English speaking audience seems curiously tone-deaf to our Let's lace it—we haven’t the tourist appeal that they have the South. We have seriousness which is taken for severity, a very individual ...

... grandstands,-enclosures and car parks. Such the vast organisation of the ** big race.” as described by Mr. Gordon Neill, when speaking the Ballymena Round Table at the Clarence Hotel last week. b the time the race actually started there is great anticlimax ...

... jliss M. A. Smith, from Columbi*. U.S.A. Studjrmg at Trinity College, Dublin, under a Rotary Foimdation Scholarship, die is speaking at Rotary Clubs throughout the country and is proving a worthy representative of the States. Durina her brief stay in Belly- ...

... and were ~Jj. t;l lie, selected from what were called first senes of radio talks “iSt-growing” ash; that is. they “Ulster Speaks, which were , „ were not branches trimmed to heard with keen interest by the ditch, then the lisslm that hpe bu young trees ...

... Sto«:k ing'. regulation c««lour ...

... present time their representatives are working at the annual price review, and though they do not speak for every fanner here. 1 think we must agree that they speak for every intelligent farmer. In fact I think that if you are looking for good New Year's” ...