... in the first scene. He also mentioned the difficulties of transferring a play which had been rehearsed on a small stage to a larger stage such as that of the Opera House. Mr. MacOwan said the cast was a good one, and he liked particularly the performances ...

... much as possible. You must keep working, not only to put bread in your mouth, but so that every time you go on the stage you are trying to do something. The future' You can't predict that, he says. You must just keep working. FOR YOUR DIARY THE ...

... available to the general public in this affluent society. In an age of miracles, it becomes more difficult to keep our feet on the ground. trade nark Keep out day nettle, thistle, seedling ranch and other weeds from undersown cereals and direct seeded legs 6 ...

... the Churches. stage with flautist Allan Weinberg throughout the action. Their gentle melodies, more than anything else, help to make the transitions between broad comedy and romance fluent and easy. I'm enjoying this—working with stage people, she told ...

... Belfast. In the theatre, the Arts and Group chalked up some successes. But it's from the amateur stage that I select my personality—Mrs. Joan Forsyth, of the Belfast Drama Circle. My peace prize I keep in reserve. But it may yet go to Sir George Clark ...

... soca Moenvo LIIMIIIIIJIG , crime',7 7- epcix at Arts, for the 40 hip and over by Theatre • ginock, IN her dramatisation LIMITIID of Oscar Wilde's short story, Lord Arthur Savilea Crime, which opened at the Arts Style 332 Theatre last night, Constance Cox ...

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... Belfast. and we take the • advice of the architects on stage facilities when building new ~4 SHEILA SMYTH Advocated a Ministry advisor. school halls. We think this is adequate, although some teachers may want something more fancy. This met with mixed reactions ...

... Commonwealth preference. Unfair to the men, all this? Not at all. says Mr. Slidders. We keep the money the Art has paid towards a pansion for them. Naturally. the 1982 pricing arrangements were viewed as another injustice to Ireland: One which I consider ...

... ward. Museum buys `stone pieces' art of? with ideas , :r own, but I suppose end if the client really plastic paper on the you may have to give But the fact that you been called in should that your advice is and it may be posto persuade him that THE COMPLAINT ...

... history and the handful of dedicated -Norway-vandals men who perpetuate are organ- hard at that. On the dole I a skilled art and keep alive iced into work parties and have £9 I6s. s under supervision they are I'm British, I'm patriotic, seine of the old traditions ...

... below ground. To-day hundreds of people were still keeping vigil outside the pit gates. Many were grief-stricken wives and children. Hopes rose that some of the trapped men might oe brought up alive when weary rescue workers thought they heard knocking ...