... there, seem to have had their effect on he priest, for at the formida >le ceremony where he is create 1 a Cardinal Mr. Tryon speaks up in favour of religious e ad political freedom and thov gh I rather gathered his wo ds were addressed to his hone- land ...

... that blend of primness and toughness which reflects his countrymen, the story itself could belong as well to any English-speaking land. Mr Ballantyne has an unpretentious style, friendly rather than elegant, and the ability to build a sound plot which ...

... He proposes to the ravishing Swedish au pair girl (Froken Karin Veseley) who lives with the family, but as she doesn't yet speak a word of French, she doesn't know what he's talking about. (In my experience, a Swedish girl would recognize a proposal in ...

... who is running out of cheeri- ness, there are the following funnies a batch from Penguin, The Jenquin Pennings (3s.) that speaks for itself, Brock- hank (4s. 6d.) who is super at cars, HofTnung who was expert at musical instruments and the bizarre persons ...

... on galleries ROBERT WRAIGHT TOWARDS PLAIN SPEAKING Last April, when The Studio celebrated its 70th birthday, it published many eulogistic mes sages from leading figures of the art world. Most of these leading figures were old men and they paid tribute ...

... for some criticism, but I found it exactly right for someone who wanted to improve herself and had made untutored efforts to speak better. Joss Ackland had a problem on his hands with the role of Norman. The husband could so easily have been played as no ...

... Catherine BBC, January 24. TECHNICALLI speaking, mis was one of the most successful of the Teletale productions. It was a fascinating example of what James Mac-Taggart described in Television Today recently as pushing the studio walls back. To say the ...

... his stage work has been done. His first tele vision was a BBC Childrens' Hour play about Nelson in 1959. This was the non-speak ing part of a naval gunner. During the past 12 months film and television commit ments have caused Arthur's appearances at ...

... killed by the fling ing of a stray stone before she speaks the words which could set him free from his obsession. Here we have an incompre hensible and therefore, I think, a weak situation dramatically speaking, since there is no valid reason why any of these ...

... so on. The dialogue has the waspish, lethal economy of Miss Comp- ton-Burnett's, and like that lady's, too, one character speaks very much like another. I much enjoyed this novel for its cool compassion and its evident enormous good sense; it is also ...

... groans. This is c e occasion on which one co d question Dr. Johnson's p nouncement that the Irish e a fair people: they ne 3r speak well of one anothe Mr. Leonard has done rat 3r better than that. on plays Norman Rodway as Billy and Marius Goring as Teddy ...

... the most compulsive beat of the acts featured. But was all that guitar-waving really necessary? Such an exciting rhythm can speak for itself. Gene Pitney, the young American singer who looks like actor Anthony Perkins, gave a dramatic performance of his ...