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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1932.

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JOHN IRELAND'S MUSIC.

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BLOW TO CINEMA BUSINESS.

Adult Films Barred To Children.

A concert entirely devoted to Consternation is being caused in works by John Ireland was given the cinema business all over Bri- recently in London under the aus-tain by the growing tendency to pices of the Faculty of Arts at ban children from Alma given an their concert hall in Princes Ar-adult licence, even when they are ende, Picadilly. The programme accompanied by parents. waв a representative one, consist-i The latest shock has come in ing of the Piano Trio No. 2 in one) Sheffield. Exhibitors there have, movement; the Sonata for 'cello been dealt what is described as "a and piano; two groups of songs, staggering blow" by restrictions and a group of piano solos, writes that.came into force without notice C. G. in the Daily Telegraph. on New Year's Day.

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The artists were Thelma Raisa As a large proportion of the Alm- Smith {'cello), Andre Mangeot goers in the city are of the labour- (violin), George Parker (vocalist), ing class, who cannot afford to have Helen Pekin (plano), with the com- their children taken care of by Cafres' Hand & Fest poser himself accompanying the others in thair absence, there has songs and participating in the Trio, been a considerable falling-off in Without being in any way an ad- attendances and in box-office re- herent of the folk-song school of venue. composition, no living composer is

One proprietor claims that the more profoundly and intensely na- now restrictions cost him £15 in a tional in feeling than Mr. Ireland, single day. He and many other ex- and this characteristic trait is the hibitors have booked "A" class source beth of the strength and films for months ahead, and they the weakness of his work-sincer-are now faced with a serious loss ity and directness on the one hand, at a time when many houses are] and a certain sameness and limita-anding it difficult to keep going. tion of mental horizon on the other. How different are views on this An exception to the latter condi- subject may be judged from an Pork Chop tion, however, is afforded by the article published in "Education," comparatively recent

Sonatina the journal of the Association of The cine- which, in its wiriness of form and Education Committees. apareness of texture, reveals an as-ma,

Is It

stated, does no Sheep's Fond & Fool. peet of the composer's mentality harm to youth. "Headmasters who THE LIANG YOU CO. which he has accustomed us, and tion fail to see any appreciable dif- which is different from that to have gone carefully into the ques- one which one would be glad to see ference in the character and con- Sucking Pigs, to order him cultivate more frequently.

duct of their senior boys compared Sast, Boat... Highly typical of the composer, with the character and conduct of A on the other hand, and markedly the senior boys of the period when Val successful. are the aettings of there were no cinemaa--certainly poems by A. E. Housman, to whose no degeneracy." melancholy and somewhat morbid-

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YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION.

ASTER

Cary Catfish Dr. Flora Aimes addressed the Codfak Practical Psychology Club in the Craba

Onward Hall, Manchester, recently, Cuttia Hah on "The psychology of the drama— Dab- past and present." Her address Unca Was largely a dissertation, and a Dog Fish very fascinating one, on great Zals, Conger works of drama from the earliest! times to the present day-from the Book of Genesis to "Potiphar's Frogs Wife," which Dr. Aimes referred to Garoupa as a type of modern play which is! harmful.

Trach Waber Tullow

Gudgeon Herrings this country at the present galbus day, she said, we allowed anything abras and everything that could just pass tech the censor to be produced. No play, bebers (or whatever kind, which left a foul!

Mackerel impression on the mind should ever Monk Fish be presented. A play might be pro-les duced that seemed vicious In the

Oysters beginning, but if it carried at the Parrot Fish end of it a moral principle it would, parch perhaps, be redeemed.

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play that left a foul

nothing could be said.

impression Plates

To-day, in Pointret, While

much of the drama of this country, Pomfret, Hinak there was a cheapening of nobility Praw and beauty,

One would like to see again the Rock Fish recognition of a great national Bosch theatre where the people could see SalmonI the finest drama finely played shark where plays would be produced by ste the people themselves

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ILUS

Modern dancing was condemned

as immoral during a discussion at what the anti-drink advocates dancing, who was shown the coun- Scotland and Belgium are the two Cardiff City Council on a proposal should do was to concentrate on cillor's statement, replied: "We European countries in which the to remove the drinking ban at reforming the dancing allowed in hear of freak dances with exagger- accordion is most popular. functions. The Council de- public; What morality, he asked,ated body movemente, but they are ejded to remove the restriction in could result from the "black bot- not seen in the best ballrooms. The so far as it applied to dinners tom" or the "buzný húr” ↑

'black bottom," although it had only.

Miss Mavis June, a well-known alight vogue a few years ago, is Mr. A. E. Shippobotham said South Wales teacher of ballroom quite out of date.

POP Hail Fellow Well Met.

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POP

JUST RAINING

CATS

AND

DOGS

Children between the ages of nine and thirteen are some of the best witnesses, according to Bir. Walter Schroder, the London coroner,

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