Word: celtics
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Flower, who is Lecturer on Celtic Literature at the University of London, and Deputy Keeper of Manuscripts at the British Museum, is delivering a series of lectures in Cambridge on Irish Literature...
...second of his lectures at Harvard, Dr. Robin Flower, Deputy Keeper of the Manuscript in the British Museum and Lecturer in Celtic at the University of London, will present a talk on "Irish Poetry" tomorrow at 4.30 o'clock in Emerson...
...Robin Flower, Deputy Keeper of Manuscript in the British museum and Lecturer is Celtic at the University of London, will lecture in Emerson Hall at 8.00 o'clock this evening, at the Invitation of the Department of English...
...catalogue as well as in his various essays and lectures on Irish subjects, Dr. Flower has brought to the aid o Celtic scholarship an exceptionally wide range of learning, both classical and Mediaeval...
Based on the highly debatable theory that the Celtic character is the most charming and the most comical of human phenomena, His Family Tree is principally a frame for James Barton's elaborate embroideries in brogue, blarney, eye-twin-kling and jig-steps. That an obsolete comicstrip narrative is not actually offensive is due to the skill of Joel Sayre and John Twist who adapted it for the screen. Good shot: Barton's skit of a drunk trying to read a newspaper which ends when he has rolled it helplessly into a soggy ball...