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... these, and the tremendous urge to act all over the country, is going to keep the stage alive. I think the time is coming when the British people will be the most highly educated in the world. There is so much more leisure all over this country. All ...
... KEEPING SHAKESPEARE ALIVE SIR FRANK BENSON AND MR. GERALD LAWRENCE FORM NEW COMPANY. To keep alive the old Shakespearian tradition is chiefly the reason which has led Sir Frank Benson and Mr. Gerald Lawrence to form a new private company which bears their ...
... HARROGATE FILM RENTER ON £8,500 FRAUD CHARGES CAKE-MAKING TO KEEP AN ART ALIVE Evening Post Reporter THE voice said: Take 12 eggs, lib butter and lib. sugar . . . i It was not the ghost of Mrs. Beeton but Mr. R. W. Long, head of the Department Food ...
... SCHEME THAT WILL KEEP TH HOMING INSTINCT ALIVE. It is announced to-day that the concession granted to the National Homing Union per- mitting the hmited training of homing pigeons is renewed for the coming season ; that is to say, that pigeon fanciers ...
... THE YORKSHIRE POST. MONDAY, MAY 15. 1982. expected from them yet; but tlio club is well supported in other ways, better results. feci sure, will obtained in the near future. There is big sthenic hand Cardiff, the effect of which must greatly to stimulate ...
... ée Stage Recovers, September has bee: bustling month at the London ‘I haye been, during the month, 10 fewer seventeen productions, of which only two are musical. productions and only one of American importation. Ht may safely be claimed, indeed (says ...
... Hew Zealand football. These HI Kiwis have what Prank Gallagher, the old England loose forward. used describe the art keeping the ball alive. There was no greater exponent than Gallagher himself. knew By LITTLE JOHN how fall into a tackle with arms free ...
... trained recruits for the stage, and both Mr. Kennerley urn ford and Mr. Basil Foster, to mention more, are working hard as members of tho newly-formed United Arts Corps. It is a pleasure to see such a spirit alive in the ranks of our stage aud platform favourites ...
... wishing in reach the streets. This stage may rise 25 feet with the 'Uc tide. Thou there is floating roadway for use of vehicular traffic, and r he also bears an upper deck to reach the level of th towering liners. This stage sees a greater emigrant traffic ...
... been cradled on the stage, and spoken their first lines in 2? plays like ‘‘ and ‘‘ Kast Lynne. The prejudice which formerly existed against the stage as a profession for women was in one way an excellent thing. It sufliced to keep down the number of eager ...
... STAGE ISCREEN a scenic point of view, though closer Inspection discloses great deal of squalor and poverty. The standard of living is low that one buys elaborate basket chair, with leg-rest, for ss. 6d.. and in the factory where they are made, leading ...
... A BISHOP AND THE STAGE If the Bishop of Southwark, who attended fore the Censorship Committee at the request of the Archbishop of Canterbury, is to be taken as representing the views of his brother Bishops in regard to the stage, they are a broader-minde1 ...