... Lomax introduces folk music he has recorded on his travels. Tonight, in the first of a series of six programmes. he will be speaking about American ballad singers. WEST WINIFRED ATTWELL of the stars In Show Band Parade (TV, n• I. News: 1.10. At The Luseombes: ...

... Winter Garden. All were remanded until this day week 7 attended by large crowds, and in the majority of cases ®* * . .. . Speaking for the only tinw,th% special ceremonies were arranged at midnight to speed seate*repiild* “No!si?™ 8 Adam * the parting ...

... GOLDSMITH.—CharIes William. To loving memory our dear father. Passed away January 4. 1953. We often tit and think of you. We often speak your name. But all that left to answer la yoor 'photo in a frame.—Sons, daughters and grand* children. KEY Treasured memories ...

... far from home on the biggest family day of the year. At grounds where games were played this year, the attendance figures speak for themselves. At Tottenham, an area where support is concentrated, there were only 27.000 spectators, a very low gate for ...

... daring Jannarg is GALES SALE veritable stork exchange GALES is a SALE Mat's quite unique, Each one agrees to whom you speak, Because SALE lines are off their shelves (No rubbish here see for yourselves)• If you are needing things to wear, GALES is ...

... the picture there is a running commentary, with Chaplin doing all the talking. He not cnly describes the action, but also speaks the lines of the characters on the screen. However. he considers pantomime the most important part of the picture, and his ...

... Egyptians to come down. to begin a new life in a country Coombe-lane, Ash. We travelled to Port Said. It was vthere he cannnot speak the lan- The Vtcar, Canon C. W. Carter. avenue. Ramsgate. the bride is a great moment. Everybcdy was - guage. officiated during ...

... have yet to see any practical results with regard to icy conditions n Banbury e—y wake up Banbury ! Let's some action which speaks louder than words. Kaefi snow oft the roads, and you will “Keep death Road” and give everyone a Mind that (%ild. fairer chance ...

... .• • 1 of _ because also - been - ort-he mewls presume had beet correspondingly larged, concluded he speaking last 12 all i T here may be some truth .. his contention if limited to that Polo& but in his wonderment ' the tremendous number of who are so ...

... J. Seager, wa, made b: Mr. A. Cousins. of Brighton-rd Worthing. who spoke to his wife. Mr Seeger then used the telephone I speak to Mr. L. W. Holloway. Secr Lary 01 Lie League Th re;:son why no successor to the B. E. G. Shelley - , who left a months ago ...

... lifted out of the rut by The Andrews Show the heading of Satur- u some fine acting. The little boy rt who could not speak was pardav Comedy Hour? • • • ticuiarly good. The comedy was notably thin. The previous week's play the sketches were wearied ...

... About this time of the year various attempt at the outset to question Mr. newspapers are busy choosing the Manton's right to speak for Stanmer.. man of the year in various forms but this was over-ruled by the Chair- of activity. particularly sport. I am ...