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... worried about the state of the art. “I do believe the whole opera business is going through some sort of crisis, artistically speaking,” he told me at his Finchley home. “The pressure on the few great voices available is intense. Some people can earn a great ...
... Tennant Expect no surprises either from > our mystery. On the other “insularity classic northern island, the one vou can speaks of narrowness, pokiness, and The Seychelles by David Tennant stop offat for a night while the Steamer that brand of arrogant ...
... these occupations they have overcome isolation and austerity to enjoy their current prosperity. And it is no exaggeration to speak of Faroese culture. Folk, individuals all, join hands in slow-moving chain dances to ballad and drum accompaniment in communal ...
... is a genllajoy in its own right, with Tommy Steele to lake us through the worries of a Hollywood when the screen began to speak. Palladium, Argyll St, WI (437 7373, cc). The Sleeping Beauty Traditional panto by David Cregan. Joanne Whalley plays the princess ...
... service experiences, “I made friends, many of whom I’ve kept to this day. 1 enjoyed my postings to Egypt and Greece.” Vaughan speaks of his time in Germany with equal enthusiasm. “And above all, I was warmed by a kind of comradeship—a version of Us against ...
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... in men's eyes. Barbie Woman can be seen in the TV worlds of Dallas's Pam Ewing (as played by Victoria Princi- They seldom speak when pal), and in Dynasty and they are among men and Knots Landing. reserve a much-practised cold. steely gaze for other Young ...
... m. 5 p.m. on Friday, 6th January 1984. Preference will be given to suitably qualified Saudi Arabian nationals and Arabic speaking personnel. If you won't be in London on January sth and 6th (or if you reluctant to lose your place in the queue) you can ...
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... Margate because it is the home of his probation officer Graham Betts, who met him in Maidstone Prison 10 years ago. After speaking on the phone to Barlow, who spent last night in London before ...
... He is a bit of a celebrity and comes, I guess, from a nice family. We called the stately Fortson mansion in order to speak to the lovely Miss Karen. Well, surely, drawled a polite lady. Ah'm afraid Miss Karen is not he-ah just now. But ah'll certainly ...
... Creating stir with Bard in Bangladesh MICHAEL LEECH speaks to the director who took Shakespeare to Bangladesh for the first time. EVERYONE SAID 'oh it'll never work' when the British Council suggested my trip to Bangladesh. A foreign director doing 'Macbeth' ...