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... Sutherland, who says that, apart from his Christi he is a very happy man. He has written an amu!' novel on the subject, roughly speaking, of armysJ8 The three main personages in his little tale are T Welshman, of all things; Alfie, an enormous oaf a Norwegian ...
... collection, The Darling of Her Heart Heinemann 151), and note, in the first piece, how its turns of action straighten into, so to speak, sheer human nature. Bessie Evans, comfortable pseudo-widow, sits in her mountain cottage with the whisky bottle. Climbing ...
... appealing, charming, a little strange and remote, delightful except merry. Miss June Bronhill is decidedly merry, but neither her speaking nor her singing voice can be described as melting and one or two of the more melting songs suffer a little in consequence ...
... run away. But cruelty to animals is doubly unpardonable as a lesser form of creation they have been put in the charge, so to speak, of homo sapiens, and yet find themselves the victims of a misplaced trust. Maybe Mrs. Baillie didn't mean it quite the way ...
... she wrote I dislike everything Paul Robeson is now saying I still believe, however, that if he wants to give a concert, or speak his mind in public, no one should prevent him from doing so. PAUL ROBESON (Dobson. 21s.) is Miss Seton's more formal biography ...
... seaside town a hundred years ago; in fact, I cannot think of any period writer who is more successful at making his people speak naturally and yet timclessly, or better at getting under the skin of the age. He tells here the story of a respected solicitor ...
... theme to include a denunciation of Nazism and a declaration of belief in the good Germans' ultimate victory, politically speaking. The issue, once crystal clear, is this time a little confused. Mr. John Gavin plays a decent young Nazi soldier, serving ...
... and with Norman Wisdom more athletic than ever. Large as Life (Palladium) A typically generous revue, with Harry Secombe. Speaking of Murder (St. Martin' s)-- A quite fantastic shocker, but at least it keeps you looking and listening. Expresso Bongo (Saville) ...