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Letters To The Editor
Page 8 from 27th September 1935Our correspondents are urged to limit their letters to 300 words; otherwise they are liable to he shortened or omitted altogether. Letters must......
Freda Bruce Lockhart Interviews Sir John Gielgud
Page 3 from 7th March 1975Modesty of a supreme master of his craft Lifelong admiration is felt by a whole generation of theatregoers in this country for Sir John Gielgud.......
In A Few Words
Page 4 from 24th March 1950A Good Example I WAS delighted to read in the Church Times that Mr. John Clements, now a household name because of his brilliant part in the We......
Theatre
Page 6 from 10th June 1949Politics In The Theatre — HE RISING g r N WIND" pOLITICS is a subject, 1 sup pose, admissible in the theatre. After all, within living memory,......
Now Two Brave And Grand
Page 8 from 12th June 1953records of the Coronation , ELIZABETH IS QUEEN. Producer: Howard Thomas A QUEEN IS CROWNED. Producer: Castleton Knight ITN last week's films being......
The Wonder In Their Eyes
Page 10 from 5th December 1952By Bruce Marshall T HE other day an intelligent and unpuritanical woman said to me: "The nice thing about my son is that I have to be very careful......
On The Same Plane As The Humblest
Page 3 from 30th December 1955MODERN SECULAR INSTITUTES ALCUIN the latest ilOOks OUR TIME IS NOW, by M. °Teary (Burns Oates, 9s. 6d.). " TT seems re g rettable that -IEn g......
Whitefriars Chronicle
Page 4 from 16th March 1962SEE from the March issue of I The Clergy Review that the new Roman Missal is at present bein g printed by the Pontifical publishers to the Holy......
11thitefriars Chronicle
Page 4 from 15th March 1963This Spanish basilica honours St. Patrick I HAD always been aware of the considerable links between Irish Catholics and Spain forged by the Wild......
The Hip-thrusting Banality Of Pop Culture
Page 16 from 25th August 2006By Peter Mullen 0 ne of the great delights of having a regular column is the chat, even the backchat, you have with readers. Peter Saxby......