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... Leigh. 9.30, The Forgotten Island. 1 The Carroll Levis Show. News. 10.15, Early to Braden. 10.30, Miscellany. 10.46, 10.45, Speaking Personally. News. 1 1 News Summary. 11• 0 Palais Party. 11.30, The Epilogue. I.T.A. ...
... English should be Made a compulsory subject in ev ery examination, saying he Wo uld include an oral examination An effective speaking. too many people today asurne responsibility in local and national government without havlam progre sse d far beyond the ...
... that month except for the almost rainless April of 1938. The weather did, however, let us down in two respects. Firstly, speaking parochially, it nearly wrecked the Coventry Carnival on June 22 by choosing that day for its one fall from grace in an otherwise ...
... (Stella).—Treasured memories of our darling Mam. died January 2. 1942. To the grave I often wander and wish that you could speak, but I stand alone in silence and picture you asleep. Sadly missed by ever-loving children Dolly, Connie and Freda. WETHERBY ...
... 9.0, News 9.15, What Will History Late News. Say of Us?. 9.45, Mi.sic Room. NET WOK' THREE 10.15 Chow a. 10.30, Frankly Speaking—Dame Laura Knight, R.A. 6.30 Jazz Session presents Hot 11.0 News Summary. 11.8 (app.) Cole 7.0 Time Out of Doors—Golf. Market ...
... 14th to 26th April. The Festival comprises the following sections:— (a) One-Act Plays (b) Monologues (c) Duologues (dl Group Speaking Closing date: 24th February. 1958. Town Hall, Birmingham JANUARY 18th, at 7.15 p.m. Special Appearance of EDMUND HOCKRIDGE ...
... 14th— 26th April The Festival comprises the following sections: (a) One-Act Plays (b) Monologues (c) Duologues (d) Group Speaking In co-operation with the British Drama League it serves as a Stage I competition in the National Festival of Community Drama ...
... was are quite wrong because pantomime never was what you think it was and if it was it is still the same” Mr Michie Fraser speaking to Birmingham Rotary Club GOOD PROGRESS IN THE BUILDING OF COVENTRY CATHEDRAL DURING THE LAST TWELVE MONTHS IS SHOWN IN THIS ...
... man and it is almost impossible to draw him into an argument. But when he feels strongly about a matter, he is not afraid to speak his mind. ...
... the general grammatical and artistic decline of written and spoken English. How near home, too, do his words ring, when he speaks of local and national political office being assumed by those without an affective mastery of their own tongue. I have been ...
... OVENTRY working men's clubs were a force for good in the city said the Chief Constable, Mr. E. W. Pendleton, last night. Speaking at a dinner attended by members of the national executive and of the Warwickshire branch executive of the Olub and Institute ...
... the citizens should understand the fundamental principles which your correspondent, J. Eaton, has completely missed. When he speaks of commercial monopolies, and states that anyone in business with a profit motive is a parasite in a democratic society ...