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... attractive backcloth and proscenium to the stage in the Eisteddfod marquee and to ask Mr J. 0. Hughes, art master at the Sir Thomas Jones School. Amlwch. to design them: to provide a competitors' tent close to the stage: that the secretaries, should distribute ...
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... economies. Here is a thought to keep them happy. They Britain cvc.e race :s likely to!whieh he never lost. ' Mat was Ki could cut down their turnstile staff by half next season. present the sternest challenge,over tough northern stages orl says The Liverpool ...
... . becomes bored, frustrated. and H .K. Railton , head ceases to try to keep up with master . of Overdale School. his lessons. said: This is not just a holt- These conjectures may day where the children will be appear to be far fetched in allowed to run ...
... wanted to go on the stage. And, at that tender age, he did make his first appearance - in pantomime. Now, of 23, it begins to look as if his youthful hunch was right, for he has just won a scholarship to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. Having done we:l ...
... often bizarre shape. is the old art of topiary, which hasn't yet died out. Kept strictly to compact rectangles of box or yew hedges, it can serve the place wets and screens in large gardens Italian style, like the open-air stage at Bodnant gardens near Conway ...
... the matter. If nature were may allowed to have its way, and the modern methods *Gain were abolished. Great Britain would spieolit her traditions for strength. endurance. and skill, but modern athletics have long pawed this stage. As is basin's, so in athletics ...
... 111 THE LIVERPOOL ECHO AND EVENING EXPRESS. MONDAY. MAY 22. 19411 inter-Countj kr I F.I.F.A. should ,_,. / - DAVEY out a small error. Jack ne •JONES son might well have done so SHOQED Alio swum acted Brighton by two yards and yards outside even time and ...
... soul which they too desire to keep united. And yet are not these devotees to Art forced to stand aside--many of them with no engagements, present or prospectivewhilet other people with n 3 Art to serve and no idea of Art, with nought save • freak of fortune ...
... resume power may he equally so. •11 such news must be taboo foe what it is worth. awl what that may be as only be ,lee-led, as' we have before pointed out, when have despatches from Kuropean SOlfel.4. If the Emperor is, in-' d.od. alive, as reported, ...
... reduction from those - formulated is the earlier stages of the agita• Mon. To teak them now, when ther bane only just cern. oat. to accept a different settlesail would be too sudden. 'fie delegates have art pkaary powers. Any arrangements they maeluded ...