“Im in the botom streme
Which meens Im not brigth
Don’t like
reedinCant hardly ryt” (Sent in Dawn Jones)2 “Just before the outbreak of the first world war, I was taken by my parents - both ardent playgoers (dress circle for them; queues for the pit or gallery for us children) - to see the Granville Barker production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Savoy Theatre. Though I was only seven or eight, I still remember it very vividly. The gold fairies, a boisterous scarlet Puck, and the wood scenes - gauze curtains with a circular flowery wreath hanging over Titania’s bower...” 3.“Seeing much, suffering much, and studying much, are the three pillars of learning.”(Sent in by Bill Smith)
