... in search of a stage WHATEVER the Dublin Theatre Festival may offer when it opens in less than two weeks' time, it is unlikely that any production will attract more favourable comment or generate greater box-office activity than Brian Friel's Philadelphia ...

... was raised in the Dail by Mr. Richie Ryan. F.G.. who asked for a Government subsidy to keep the theatre open having regard to the serious loss to the fine arts and persons employed in the theatre which would be occasioned by Replying. Mr. Lynch, Minister ...

... Telegraph. Thursday. November 25, INS I KEEP YOUR OWN ELECTION COUNT BELFAST CONTESTS H OW THEY STA ND •_ Ballynafeigh Cromac I Oldpark I. Neill U b . declared to-night tau be added to this state-of-the.pa rt i,,, art 4 Unionist Nat. Lab. Lib. E. Holmes Lab ...

... means doing two jobs at once. Mr. Finigan is enjoying producing a stage play, the ftrst he has done for eight years. He spends three hours a day on rehearsals at the Arts and manages to keep a hand on the reins at Havelock House the rest of the time. We ...

... Agriculture. shows that from Saturday. May 15. to As with Hanoverian mitten that the matter of con- veying patients from the bus England, so with Ulster to- between Lisburn and: unstamped eggs on sale were Sunday. May 23. hopes to day-the mood has profound ...

... 4 The main thing is that a section of the community. A Q J 2 number of individuals get The six leading produc- The stage manager may be A K together and become an electrician, the juvenile tions from the provincial Q 96 5 3 2 absorbed in making sets ...

... the ala premiere of• rd mum the Met joemehie , I • Lea h keep - coma mama film-musical version of t o th e The line of produettall, ticking over to the end, but rawer). as an extra course. the stage-play based on G.T.R., Is the nothing explosively brilliant ...

... should be resumed within the next few weeks, and the amendments will be introduced on the committee stage. Owing to pressure of business, however, it may be difficult to have the Bill completed before the summer recess. I understand It was stressed to-day ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Committee stages. when NI.P.s go over them clause by clause. Hanging This is regarded as the latest possible date before Christmas. indicating the Government's determination to wipe the slate clean of the At the present rate of going he may fall short ...