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... ancient fixtures stay pretty much the same, but this year cricket-lovers can relish a month devoted to their game. From June 9 to 25 the World Cup knockout competition, sponsored by Prudential Insurance, is staged around the country with such minnows as Zimbabwe ...
... evening The subject will gay research and surveys Prodigal Son” from the National Gallery Washington “The Street Urchin” from the Louvre “The Flower Girl” from Dulwich and “Two Boys Eating a Pie” from Munich There are still two weeks left to see the exhibition ...
... racy retelling of the traditional Aesop fable from this talented new illustrator The Woman in the Moon and Other E%I;I.Jm Riordan. September 1984. Tllustrated collection of folk tales from all over the world in which, unlike most, the women are seen to ...
... the Coronation on June 2 and the Trooping the Colour official birthday parade on June 11. the Marlborough: from June 15, Twyla Tharp's Scrapbook: June 29. the British Museum (pp9B. 100) New dress display opens at the V & A (pi 00) Thursday, June 9 Peer ...
... Bridge. 5.0 News followed by Union World: 'The lump' lives on. 5.30 THE OUTSIDERS. Aristocrat and rebel Jessica Mitford talks to John Pilger about her life. 6.0 Look Forward. 6.15 UNIVERSIADE—WORLD STUDENT GAMES: The world's largest sports festival after ...
... documentary films of topical & public interest. June 7. lke(C4) This American dramatization of Eisenhower's role in the Second World War, first shown on ITV some years ago, stars Robert Duvall as the General & Lee Remick as Kay Summersby on whose memoirs the ...
... down) is still going strong after almost 90 years. to retire from the world of business and turn his energies to other outlets. A hundred years ago hardly anyone lived on the east coast apart from fruit-farmers, and the beachcombers and wreckers who preyed ...
... 1813 Repton commends the scheme to Sir Harry: The effect will be magic as all the light may proceed from this window from Argand Lamps adjusted from behind . -M. D. DRURY, Historic Buildings Secretary, The National Trust, 42 Queen Anne's Gate, London ...
... Open Championships from Kooyong Melbourne 10 135 210 Racing from Cheltenham 150 3 30 Trampolining The Hermesetas World Cup from Worthing 225 Ski-ing The Men s Downhill from Val D'lsere (weather permitting) 245 Ice Hockey USA v USSR ...
... Tommy Boyd World of Sport presented by Dickie Davies 1 220 Cup Ski-ing Men's Downhill The Women's Downhill from d'lsere France 1245 From ITN 1250 On The Ball with Ian St John and Jimmy Greaves 120 Golf Sun City Million Dollar Challenge from Sun City Africa ...
... only for this ballet but for companies throughout the world The Gala programme on March 8 will feature revivals of Nijinky’s L’Apres Midi d’un Faune and Ashton’s Capriol Suite with two works from Ballet Rambert’s current repertoire “Pribaout-kil” by Robert ...
... waterfalls At the Stanley Gibbons gallery 399 Strand from now until the end of March Dr Alexander’s collection “Waterfalls of Stamps” will be on view showing that waterfalls have appeared on stamps from many countries since the 1890s and so naturally can ...