... practice goes on in public-—but what we don't know is. what goes on in private? Does he attend the birthplace trust meetings to speak, listen, or receive instructions ? This we Mr James Seccembe R L T s Lg T SRS SEnss . TLHRBLE ks oy 24 ; N 3 . i:, gt P “N ...

... the quality of the music sung and played. By any standard it was in the top class. Everything was meticulously done, which speaks volumes. not only for the musicianship of all taking part but for the infinitely wise direction of Herr Ecker. Choir and players ...

... AS ONE of the crowd at @® the top end of Bridge Street on Saturday, 1 felt It appropriate to speak of it by the name of Market Cross., Although most 1t end to be scentical | speople wimng IAI plenty of eviden 1 clicct By and l.u;:;- those ufu watched ...

... mely pleased ceived vyour letter December and hear you speak sc splendid work done by the Round Table Stratford Ipon-Avon Prince Philip i hear that they are bein much help difliculty ...

... unfortunately, is Harvey Bloom’s subsequent and hilarious “Errors of the Avon Star™ in which he tore Miss Corelli, literally speaking, to shreds for her wanton inaccuracies. Harvey Bloom is, however, represented by * Shakespeare’s Church.” his minutely detailed ...

... Wednesday, 21st January. ¢ broadbent also taughi brother. Daniel 1o 745, will be at Temple Grafton Vicarage. where she will speak on Nigeria and show colour shdes. Anyone is welcome to attend. On the next day a coflee morning 1s being arranged for =iN. ...

... oul That's not what they pay for. Some time, someone (not a nonpaying theatre critic) must take matters in hand by yelling “speak up, cant hear” and generally giving the impression that they would like to join in the performance if only the desire was two-way ...

... ON IMPLIISE I can’t speak f h we ¢ had ...

... defeat to account for their last 300 minutes of football and they had scored only four goals while conceding five; this record speaks for itself ! THERE WERE shocks galore in ‘lhc Stratford area league and cup competitions on Saturday as many ol the leading ...

... corporation last vear was president [no less than £30,000. | So. said Alderman Bob MR HENRY Pt!-rl““ “,h“'lv\'niuhl when speaking to farms at Southfields, Coles-| o, * s ~ hill, was vesterday (rhm_\_du“qSlrdtfnrd R“l‘”-\ (hlh. .nn ‘r}wrmng elected the ...

... promised to take this to the Warwickshire Countv Council. Road, 1t was decided the authorities a reminde: The Gas Board send a speak Bidford and o send March. Mr Parnham me Road - Hig Grafton 1 ew developmer be reported immediately ...

... Unions and boys of the Henley Youth Club joined the local members to hear Captain Barry Irons, of Granwville House. Moseley, speak of his work at the Rehabilitation Centre for Drug Addicts. This was a lively meeting with many questions being asked about ...