... years ago, mainly to preserve country fiddling in general, and to help keep alive many of the old traditional tunes that have never been written down. Is there a danger that the art will die out? No, I don't think so. We hear a there is a good school ...

... the North. In Art Plunder, Wilhelm Treue traces the history of many great works of art that have bee:, stolen. looted and bartered from the days of the Romarc down to the time of Hitler. Thn , is a book that will interes• mainly the art collector and ...

... the vast coliseum exhibition hall in the centre of Manhattan, for the next 17 day. the men, women, firms and industries which keep the British economy turning will be working day and night to sell Britain and her products to Americans. France is crippled ...

... ask you for:' Mrs. Brown's husbind tells me of the artful way in which a dealer exposed some doubledealing. He made a sale to a neighbour named Brown who promised payment in a week, vowing, If I'm alive I will sure Pay. When the promise was not kept the ...

... singing was pleasantly adequate. Royal Ballet for Belfast in May Setting and casting THE Royal Ballet is to present a week's season in the Grand match clever play Opera 30. House, Belfast, beginning May The visit will follow a two-week DANGEROUS CORNER, by J ...

... Eastern 23. Noetam- coin bulism, 20 Glossy Belfast Telegraph, Friday, May 20, 1960. 11 The one and only TALC Keeps you so fresh With ita wonderful deodorising ingredient. Guaranteed to keep you flower-fresh all day! so fragrant With the world-famous and ...

... performance, and subsequent stagings at La Scala and elsewhere evoked a tremendous surge of enthusiasm that put and kept Aida in a position of universal popularity. It is the most cleverly engineered entertainment of all Verdi's stage works. It has a pageant ...

... music and dancing were Important, but the language was the most important of all. It would be futile to try to keep the national spirit alive without it. Mr. Boland was speaking at the opening of an Irish course, sponsored by the Ulster Council of the ...

... and skirts. It may be well cut and the best that money can buy, and still spoil the end result, a fashionable eye catching silhouette. Comedy trifle is THE Grass is Greener, a comedy by Hugh and Margaret Williams, opened at the Belfast Arts Theatre It is ...

... miss Wembley? Two WEEKS AGO against Newcastle United, Irish international Derek Dougan su ff ered a pain in his back, and it may keep him out of the Cup final. His week-end comment was: After a try-out with the reserves my back is very sore. I was down Transfer ...

... Co. Antrim, was once occu- :-.et•-. immensely. pied by a remarkable 19th Robert McLernon and May Diver O'Prey, Lucy Young .(seated), Maurice O'Callaghan and May Diver. century eccentric. will portray his son and daughter, They are reading Willie's contribution ...

... customers take quit. a long time to make up their minds on a purchase. Especially is this so when the item is expensive. It may be that a reflective smoke helps in making a choice. Again. U smoking is banned ashtrays must obviously be removed, and that ...