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... Robert Kemp’s “ LET WIVES TAK’ TENT.” EVENINGS at 7.30. Also MATINEES Each THURSDAY and SATURDAY at 2.30 p.m. Music by Cedric Thorpe Davie. Tickets at Festival Office. ROYAL SCOTTISH ACADEMY (Princes Street). To September 17. « THE BUHRLE COLLECTION, ZURICH ...
... wfuwa Crematorium, oa Priday, 4th October. at 1.30 DO, W At St Andrews, on Ist 1974, MARGARET RUSSELL. beloved wife of CEDRIC THORPE DAVIE. Funeral private, — On Monday. ember e 3 1&“ sir JAMES Amnn ‘ ‘DUNCAN, Baronet, of . by Azfl, beloved of Beairice (Dodo) ...
... deadly sins The -number of deadly sins should be increased from seven to nine, it was suggested yesterday by Professor Cedric Thorpe Davie, in his graduation address at St -Andrews University. The two additional - deadly sins, he suggested, should be ove ...
... THEATRE PRESENT THE HIGHLAND FAIR. ‘ Ballad m ? JOSEPH MITCHELL. dnE«d by rt Kemp, Directed b{ Tyrone uthrie Music by Cedric Thorpe Davie. Week CommcndngTSe{tmber THE OLD VIC TRUST, LTD. Presents ROMEO AND JULIET. By Willlam Shakespeare. THE SOUVENIR PROGRAMME ...
... invited to play it in all Scotland’s largest churches. The rést of the programme was a mixed bag, ranging from early Cedric Thorpe Davie to a recent Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis by 'Robin Orr, sung by the University Chapel Choir under Edward Garden, and ...
... Reports from Kasama, Northern Pro-| The service opened with a fanfare, vince, said that well over 400 people composed by Cedric Thorpe Davie, had been arrested since the disturb- which rang through the cathedral. It ances began two weeks ago. was played by ...
... with the Edinburgh ' Society Ltd., Edinburgh Gate.4y Company present: ;&“ T WIVES TAK TENT.” . by Robert Kemp, %:3 Cedric Thorpe Davie, & TH WEEK to September 16. 7.30, Matinee Saturday 2.30. 8 Theatre Box Office and s»_br Rae, Macintosh. _ “Tom September ...
... elements of Highland life that best suggest its past, present, and future.” Two distinguished Scots, Moray McLaren and Cedric Thorpe Davie, contributed the commentary and the music. “Train Time” takes for its theme the operating of British Railways, and shows ...
... Robert Kmie's “ LET WIVES TAK TENT.” EVENINGS at 7.30. Also MATINEES Each THURSDAY and SATURDAY at 2.30 p.m. Musiec by Cedric Thorpe Davie- Tickets at Festival Office. Continued for a further week. For details see under Edinbirgh Theatres. ...
... contributed a masterly performance of the prereformation church music, and of a group of part-songs by Kenneth G. Finlay, Cedric Thorpe Davie, and lan Whyte. ...
... a tribute to Francis George Scott, the veteran Scottish composer. Among those who will contribute appreciations are Cedric Thorpe Davie. Edwin Muir. and lan Whyte. Some of Scott's songs will be sung by Joan Alexander and John Tainsh. RADIO SCOTTISH HOME ...
... Kenneth ldxh(o. J. B. McEwen, Thea Musgrave, rthur Oldham, Robin_ Orr, John Purser, Frederick Rimmer, Ronald Stevenson, Cedric Thorpe Davie, Thomas Wilson, Hugh Wood, William Wordsworth. PERFORMERS: Joan Alexander, Alexander Anderson, Sam Bor, Alan_ Civil ...