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... review in April The next Midlands Quarterly Economic Review will be published in The Bir'mingha m Post on April 25, 1978. Leading articles mill !mirror the industrial and coltrimercial climates in the Midlands. Areas to be coyeyed will include the motor ...
... IN THIS REVIEW 4. „., Government investment in the West Midlands is highlighted by ALBERT GEORGE, Regional Director, Department of Industry. PAGE 7 How to find the best advice on insurance PAGE 2 National Savings rise to a record level at £14,670 million ...
... Arts Review which consisted of five-year-old violinists scraping their way through grim parodies of popular classics. Ever since, I have tended to be wary of children's concerts. The performances included in Schools Prom (BBC-2) therefore came as a great ...
... Arts Review Throughout the concert, Ivor Keys and Nicholas Kraemer shared the task of harpsichord continuo; the problem of modern keyboard tuning versus the lower baroque pitch for the strings and wind proved no problem to them. like trojans: it was in ...
... Arts Review Alain Duhreull at the lake in The hate's Progress, •ne the ballets which the Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet will perform during its visit to the Coventry Theatre from December 11 to 16. ...
... Arts Review has been involved tog long in a resolute strong-man act; look how tough I am (with language to match). Christopher Fry, 30 years ago, brought to the stage not simply his feeling for the word he is a grandly original poet—but also a humour ...
... Arts Review Warder, Peter Armitage and Norman Tyrrell as. respectively, Caspar. Melchior and Balthazar, and the three shepherds. Singers. too, are always impressive: Carol Hall and Lucie Skeaping, the sopranos: and Andrew Giles, the This is a National ...
... Arts Review The I Y 401 417:1. %ssl inadmissible Evidence it.. 111.140 spurt INKI{IN Pit Here Williamton with the almost (hammiest expreaston of a whipped hound repeating the bra curs performem e of a squalid voila• tar that he firin gore in John Osborne ...
... Arts Review suddenly and illogically in harmony, is tacked on out of pure theatrical and seasonal expediency. I think the play is a rather hateful adult Imposition and not for children at all. D. J. HART Margaret Newman .. . at Aston University ilyng ...
... Arts Review lish language certainly for anyone able to listen to more than propogandist headlines. Last night's little piece, at The Warehouse, attacks the language with a blunt instrument. The theme is, more or less, the horror of Squatting in Manchester ...
... Arts Review impression of detachment, as if mere food and drink was beneath it. Probably this last comment is unfair, and most of the work if seen on the dining room table would come into its own. But there are questions raised about social relations ...
... Arts Review with long, I : l v7h bl isbi atin generalities. Modern colloquialisms Koinetimes fell Bat, as they often do, and phrases from nineteenth and twentieth century intellectual life such as evolang eon piousness and serustity tended to jar ...