... which will be out to pay you as little as it can get away with as you limp away into the sunset. Beware, as well, of horses I speak as one who loves them dearly and rode a great deal in my youth but make no mistake, in the wrong hands they are trouble. The ...

... West End Theatre. Chesterfield insisted that Biggs' duties will remain substantially unchanged a remark echoed by Filer. Speaking to The Stage from his London home Filer said: We have been rivals but friendly rivals and of course George worked at Stoll ...

... regarded themselves as aristo cratic Jews. They don't use the same Lingua Judaica; they speak, among themselves, Ladino, a form of medieval Spanish. The Ashkenazim speak Yiddish, firmly based in German roots. Exactly 500 years ago, when the Jews were expelled ...

... four limes, I have come to the conclusion that one cannot compare it with other musicals. For one thing it has no book to speak of, merely a perfunctory amble through the very long career ot America s greatest snowman in several pans Harnum's first ...

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... His drill routine was one of the highlights of the show. As a vent, amazingly, he was more effective when his monkey didn't speak. The actions and expressions said it all. Johnny Burslem proved a real trouper, in the role of Alderman Fitzwarrcn. Though ...

... widi hearing problems. Pobol y Cwm is both entertaining and top ical and has earned a high level of popularity with English-speaking Welsh people. Our con tribution to the cost of on-screen subtitling of the programme will allow [his to continue. S4C chairman ...

... interests outside the profession, others had pensions and the odd one had inherited wealth. This sur vey, of course, did not speak to the biggest agents in the country, but was conducted among the type of agents who read this column everyday, hard working ...

... lecture circuit where one can find men with elephantiasis of the reputation, huge trunks and tiny minds, or men from the BBC who speak like they have the Elgin Marbles in their mouths and fat poets with slim volumes. In all this Kingdom does so much more than ...

... Colin Davis. Producer: Madeline Wiltshire. MOVING PICTURES BBC2 movie magazine (9.05 9.55 pm) Presenter: Howard Schuman. SPEAKING OUR LANGUAGE Scottish Television Gaelic learning series (1.40- 2.10 pm) Presenter: Rhoda Macdonald. SUN, JAN 10 LOVEJOY BBC ...

... that of two gay men (Simon Grcgor and I* lul Viragh) and the street where a male u unsvestile (Andrew W'oodall who always speaks in the third person) cruises for customers. With this sort of cast list you might expect another AIDS play or one about homosexual ...

... difficult to sense any gravitas in a man who looks like a school swot and whose name sounds like Cockney rhyming slang. But, speaking as a left-footer, I must say Gummy has produced the only good argument for banning women from becoming Anglican priests he ...