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... Swansea the right to visit Manchester boys in the final on Saturday. May 19. Ham never really recovered from the staggering blow dealt by Swansea after five minutes' play. At that stage Evans. the left-half, took a mighty kick from 30 yards range aid saw ...
... Mr. Walter ith Art Director of the Bradford Technical College, a and gave evidence respecting the ulteof art teahing n1 Amrerica. In the Battle of this Life, Eno's Fni-tit Salt is an jim- =rsle ?? need, or neesasali. adjunct. It, keeps thke pure, prevents ...
... IHAwmINs a to considers rightly so. As pugilism is some- v Ilg tiuics described by its apologists as the n ig noble art of self-de'enee, it may be well to ti Ld note further that in the case which gave rise ' to this excposition of legal doctrine the Judge ...
... subsidised the other arta, save our great dramatic art and literature, in that they preserved works of painting and sculpture for nation, it was greatly lacking indeed in not supporting its great NNW art, which means at toe present day so much to the cultured ...
... IMITATION ON THE STAGE CLEVER MIMICS-THE MAN WITH THE HAIR-MISS NANCY PRICE. Sy Our Theatrical The gift of mimicry has a fasonation of its own. Why is it that an audience will listen with delight to a frank of a performer iii a sung which would be ...
... born at all. What do I mean by art Well I don't mean that you may be a great painter or writer or musician or sculptor without knowing it. Not all art is of the sort that makes its possessor distinguished or conspicuous It may be quite a modest dower of talent ...
... with Raymond. pant master In the art of salting openings. on his left. That the Argyle defence will hold out there is little doubt, it the forwards play with the same dash and enterprise as against Barnsley. Huddersfield may find their task to be an even ...
... content to keep on the defensive. For my part. I am prepared to accept Gibber as a public benefactor. He kept leolle amused. He was a good comedian on the stage, where be specialised in fops (a type be Invented—Lord Foppington was not only his greet Art but ...
... The Speaker, feeling that Committees kill Art placed the supreme artistic control in the hands of Sir D. Y. Cameron, who sought the advice of Sir Henry Newbolt as to the choice of subjects and what may be called the literary and historical details ...
... myself how in old times managed , to make of may May Day. It is so very rarely out so tarty. I suppose the explanation, as a Jamaica correspondent suggests, is that the old May Day was eleven days later: may explain also why old-time -Christmases were ...
... two other did not play when the Transvaal men South African exponents of the art — slammed our bowling sans mercy in E. W. Halliwell. who stood close up to the last match may also be antici- Kotze, and P. W. Shenyell. pateci :he was rested in fact for ...
... Church and Stage Guild, an institution Which brings together curates and actresses who might not otherwise meet, has been dismissing the question whether burlesque is art. Nothing can more agreeable than public about such topic, and it may X' hoped that ...