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... ACTOR SPEAKS OUT Jim Dale, who is appearing with the Pop Theatre in Edinburgh, tells yesterday’s Festival Press conference about the high rent asked for a flat during the Festival. With him is Jane Asher. wr—— . , s # e ; { 1 624 ) e L =) - 2 % i P P“jhfk‘ ...
... poetic trick and Linda Barron’s composed speaking in soft voice 1s the most pleasurable of the entire company’s. She knows how to space words and use silence, and the hall is a perfect venue for her unforced speaking. AFFECTING The couflnny call on Shake:_‘pure ...
... EXHIBITIONS American Indian Art ENGLISH-SPEAKING v UNION GALLERY, 22 Atholl Crescent. Daily (except Sunday), 10.305.30, throughout the Festival. Admission, 2/6. Contemporary and Traditional Painting, Weaving, Ceramics., and DEMONSTRATIONS of SAND PAINTING ...
... suffering. It does not embrace the whole of humanity as Rembrandt does, or Shakespeare, but within its own chosen confines it speaks with an intensity and a passion that few painters of this century have approached, Picasso excepted. ; His teacher, Gustave ...
... in :London yesterday. He said it .would consist of a series of computers linked by coaxial cables. .. - Prof. Black was speaking at a ceremony on the -announcement of an order for a new computer worth £400,000 by the centre from English Electric-Leo ...
... described as 5 ft. 6 in. tall, stout build, g:l‘e complexion, with brown r rurted on the left side. He has a ong nose and speaks with a South Durham accent. He is believed tobcwurln:auzht blue suit. Linda had been missing from her home since Thursday ...
... Orkney and most coastal districts lying between the Pentland and Dornoch Firth had over 125 per cent of average. Broadly speaking, the first half of the month was often showery, falls being heavy at times. The period from the 17th to 21st was dry practically ...
... rav.hos. gazing straight at you with broken _teeth and vacant or wild, and always tragic eyes (like ‘' The Dwarf” No. 67), speak with a compassion that is deeply religious for all the social triviality of the subject matter. Of course, there is this literary ...
... after a week-long-ordeal on a ledge high in the French Alps. Another German was. killed trying to rescue the pair .~ 0 Speaking at - Chamonix, -M. Herzog said: *“ Untrained and directly and visibly: threatened by bad .weather, there were -nine chances ...
... THE FR.IN%E BOX UFFICE; WILKIE HOUSE THEA (T;l. CAP ). 1965 estiva Nm . - anfiy. there 1s one place In rgh where the verse-speaking is more than good. This is the Wilkie House '_}:Mlt:?' in the Cowgate.”—Mr Harold Hobson in “ The Sunday “The cream of S ...
... Columbia Liberty, M.G.M.’s lion and the Torso with the Gong bemoaned ‘the ~fact that they are never given ‘really. juicy - speaking parts. - T ...
... general manager is Mr D. A. B. Scrimgeour, F.F.A_, FI.A, and as far as the total funds are concerned the balancesheet figures speak for themselves. At the end of 1952 the total was £31.8 million and had risen to £33.8 million by the end of 1953. Last year ...