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...JANE WELSH CARLYLE: A NEW SELECTION OF HER LETTERS (355 pp.)-Arranged by Trudy Bliss-Macmillan...
...Woman of Dolwyn" was originally released as "Dolwyn," and that title is a more accurate one. Though the film contains several excellent characterizations, in essence it is the story of the death by drowning of the Welsh village of Dolwyn, in the last years of the 19th century. Dolwyn is a completely rural community, caught in the gears of the Industrial Revolution. As part of a plan to supply water to the growing city of Liverpool, the Lord of Lancashire intends to flood the valley of Dolwyn, thus causing the destruction of the ancient village...
Tonight's Crimson lineup lists Lew Preston, Huntington, and Dave Abbot for first line duty. Second linemen are DiBlasio, Joe Kittredge, and Doug Anderson, while Bill Timpson, Hal Marshall, and Jim Welsh comprise the probable third line...
While Eden was sipping his cocktail, Aneurin Bevan, Labor's handsome dynamo, was completing a tour of 40 polling places, in his Welsh mining constituency...
...Writing is easy," Welsh Novelist Richard Llewellyn once said. "You just go home and roll up your sleeves and it comes." This method, which might only bring gooseflesh to the ordinary arm, has produced a rash of virulently contagious novels from Llewellyn's. He first broke out in 1940 with How Green Was My Valley, which spread to over 700,000 customers and also flared up in a Hollywood movie. While the fever raged, many readers and a few critics raved that it was a great novel. By 1943, when None But the Lonely Heart appeared, Llewellyn...