The Aberdare Leader

TRECYNON. ALL trams and buses lead you to JAY'S HEOLYFELIN (B.). On Sunday and Monday last jubilee services were held at this church to mark the liquidation of the chapel debt. The Preachers for the occasion were the ftevs. W. Morris, D.D., Treorchy; li Ellis, Dowlais; W. Cynon Evans, G. and L., Blaenycwm; VV. Evans, Crosshands, and James Griffiths, Aberdare. The pastor, the Itev. Cynog Williams, conducted the services". Mr. J. J. Phillips, AA^ "'as precentor, and Mr. lorn James Was the organist. The collections throughout the services were in aid 9 of the Aberdare General Hospital Fund. A CONCERT was held at Bryn ■Seion Hall on Wednesday evening last to welcome home Private Donaia John. President, the Rev. John Morgan. Songs and recitations weie given bv the following :-Annie M. Davies,* Mr. Thomas J. Jones, Brcfa- 9, wen Teifi Davies, Trevor lianas, Miss Mariel Morgan, Edgar Davies, Mrs. W. J. Rees, Miss Merios James, Mr. William Parry, Glyndwr Eel- Wards, Misses Nellie Lewis and Annie Ellen Jones, Muriel Thomas, Irene Price, Mr. Eben Powell, R.A.M., Master Evan Thomas, and Mr. David Morgan. A few words were spoken bv the deacons of the church. A was handed over to Private Jhn OH behalf of the church by Mrs. Jones. Mill Street. Private John thankfully responded. Mr. j W. D. Williams was the accompanist. SOLDIER HONOURED. — On Thursday evening last a concert was given at Jleolvfelin Vestiv in honour of Private David Thomas, R.F.A., who is home on leave from France. Mr. Gwilnn Rees was chairman, and the following contributed soigs:- Madam Eynon, Miss Ll7;z|& Matthews, Miss Davies, Llwydcocd, Miss Bervl Eynon, Messrs. 1^1S Williams and W. Thomas. Reeita- tions. Mr. William Jenkins (Meir- ionvdd), Mrs. James John, Mr. I. Owen and Mr. Hobby M. Jones, i Mr. W. Jenkins' choir sang God he with you till we meet again- The accompanist was Miss ,L. Matthews, A.L.C.M. The gallant Soldier was presented with a cheque and a fountain pen on behalf of the church by the pastor, the Rev. Cynog Williams, and Mr. Fred ^evan. Private Thomas returned thanks. The Secretary was Mr. 1'onimv Owen. SILOH. — This church held its Anniversary services on Sunday. The afternoon meeting was presided oVer by Mr. Richard Williams. Solos Were rendered by Misses Winifred Davies, Rachel Llewelyn, Mrs. •Phillips, Messrs. David Llewelyn, Tom Wyatt, David Hughes, W. J. John. Recitations by Mr. David Davies, Trevor Phillips and Elvira Joc.es. Dialogues, Edith Wyatt and friends and Annie Williams and *Wah Ellen Davies. Devotional Parts were taken by Messrs. T. Teifi. Evans and David Llewelyn. Even- Illg president, Mr. David Morgan, superintendent of Sunday School. £ plos by Messrs. Tom Wyatt, David J?ighes, Jenkin Williams, David i*le\velyn, Willie Jones, Miss VV. ■Navies, Miss R. Llewelyn. Recita- tions by Miss Mary Ann Davies, Mrs. -M- Davies, Mrs. Williams, Blodwen Elewelvn, Annie Williams, Mr. Henry" Williams, Mr. D. J. Davies. Duet "by Jenkin Williams and David Pavies. Dialogues, Misses Blodwen Llewelyn and Ethel Howells and Mary Jones and friends. Devotional Parts taken by Messrs. David Llew- elyn and Richard Williams. The secretarial duties were carried out Miss Llan John, secretary of the Sunday School.

ABERDARE. DON'T delay, but call at JAY. ,ST. DAVID'S. — Anniversary ser- ies next Sunday. See advertise- ment in another column. i I'HANKS. 44,551 Private M. P. S-eHy. Royal Engineers, B.E. Fore6, fance, desires to thank the ladies ot Green Street Wesleyan Chapel for Parcels, etc., sent out to him. B-AV.T.A. The monthly meeting AlU be held in the Wesleyan School- *°om on Monday, June 18th, at 2.45. ?Peaker, Dr. Arthur Jones. Subject, Preservation of Child Life." Solo- *st, Miss Megan Davies. Collection cowards obtaining eggs for the wouluied. Tea provided. Hearty Citation to all.

-nJ. ABERAMAN. IF YOU WANT good Garden Seeds, try Emrys Evans', Aberdare. He stocks first prize seeds only. Per- sonal attention. OMISSION. In the report last week of the death in action of Private James Weaver, 16 Incline Row, in France, we omitted to state that deceased leaves a widow and four children, the yopngest of whom, 15 months old, he never saw. The bereaved family are the objects of general sympathy. A RECEPTION was held at the English Wesleyan Church on Thurs- day to welcome the return of Lance- Corporal Alec. Yater, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, a prominent member of this church. Mr. W. Hill presided. The following items were rendered:- Recitation, Cyril Lambert. Solo, Miss Prestwood. Address, Mr. C. Prest- wood. Recitation, Mr. T. G. Lee. A presentation was then made to Lance- Corporal Vater consisting of a beauti- ful safety razor. Miss A. M. Dando spoke, followed by an address by Mr. W. A. Beynon. Items were then rendered by the following: --Sol-), Miss Dolly Kempthorne. Address, Mr. T. G. Finner. Short story, Cyril Lambert. Recitation, Carrie Vater. Recitation, Effie Yater. The Rev. E. Smith, junior minister, gave an inspiring address. Mr. T. G. Lee also spoke. WAR NEWS. Driver D. R. Phillips, lately employed at the Aberaman Branch (Cwmbach Co-op.), is now in France with the Welsh Regiment.—Private James Thorney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thorney, is now stationed at Redcar,' having removed with the battalion from Rhyl.- Driver (Councillor) D. E. Davies, I R.F.A., is at Preston, also Private Willie Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris, Mount Hill Street.-Private Ben Jones, another Co-op. employee, is with the R.A.M.C.—Corporal Rhys James, formerly of George Street, is still in France, also Lance- Corporal Evan Morgan, son of Mrs. Morgan, Jubilee Road. Both are in the Cardiff Pals, and each have been home on leave.—Private Evan Per- kins, who was aboard the Transyl- vania when she was torpedoed, is now in France.—Private Stanley Davies, son of Mr. and Mrs. Davies, Gladstone Street, is home from the front. He was previously wounded, and when coming over on the second occasion was abgaiYl a hospital ship which was torpedoed. He has three brothers in the Army: Private Hob Davies (now discharged); Private Handel Davies, Welsh Regiment, now in France, and Private William Davies, R.E. (wounded).

MOUNTAIN ASH. LET JAY supply you on their easy pavment svstem. YOU'LL COME AGAIN and again, once yon try Ted Mac's summer suits, hats, caps and ties. SALVATION ARMY. — Flag Day in aid of the above realised £ 23 Os. 3d. ECCLESIASTIC. The Rev. John Allen Trow commenced duties as curate at St. Margaret's Church on Sunday. SOLDIER SERGEANT. Sergt. Tom Middleton is taking a well- earned rest after his serious illness. His bulk is considerably reduced, but his spirits are not damped. PARISH CHURCH. Holy Com- munion was celebrated at eight o'clock in St. Margaret's Church on Sunday morning. Morning prayer was conducted by the Rev. T. J- Morgan, and -Holy Litany was in- toned'by the Rev. J. A. Trow. Even- song was conducted by the Vicar. I.O.G.T. The Retreat Lodge was held,, on Thursday evening at Providence Vestry, Bro. Cook, D.C-, in the chair. The following contri- buted to the programme:—Bro. Archer Morris Davies, Bro. Owen, Sister Griffiths, Bro. Gethin Jones. The evening concluded by. the .Lodge members singing "Pray, brethren, prav." CONCERT PARTY. Mr. T. Wil- liams, M.E., presided over a large attendance at the concert given by the above party last Friday evening at the Workmen's Theatre. The artistes were Madame Clee Williams and Miss Maggie Rees and Messrs. John Rees, John Williams, Morgan Edwards, Master D. J. Hardiman and the party. The latter, con- ducted by Mr. Tom Jones, gave brilliant performances of "The Tyrol," "Italian Salad," "To Arms," and "The Miserere." Mr. Tom Evans' is the secretary, and has or- ganised a tour for the party to visit the Red Cross Hospitals of South Wales, L PROPOSED PRESENTATION. — Councillor W. Millar presided over a meeting at the Recruiting Office on Monday for the purpose of honouring Rev. Father Irvine, who recently left Mountain Ash. There were present: Councillor Griffith Evans, J.P., Messrs. Morgan Edmunds, T. Scur- lock, Dr. Gwilym Pierce, Messrs. C. Austin, D. T. Evans, W. II. Phillips, P. Bracchi, and P. J. Barrett. Letters of apology were read from the Rev. John Phillips, Mr. H. \V. Long, and Mr. Bert Richards. Another meeting will be held at the Workmen's Institute on Friday even- ing. Messrs. D. T. Evans and C. Austin wer appointed joint secre- taries. AMBULAOCE RESULT. — The re- sult of examination of the Caegarw Ambulance Class, held on May 21st, was as follows:—29 students sat, all passed; 10 for first year; 13 fo A vouchers; 5 for medallions, and 1 for label. First year: David Ed- wards, Evan Humphrey Jarvis, John Griffiths, William Bull, Emrys Hatton, Albert Pritchard, Glyn Rich- ards, Harold Morgan, Fred Morgan, James Ashford. Vouchers: John Chamberlain, Idival Williams, Nathaniel Williams, Joseph Thomas, David James Davies, William Rich- ard Hayes, Edgar Hayes, Mark Sheppard, Frank Din ham, Evan D. Jones, Thomas Corbett, John Murphy, William Charles Picton. Medallions* Samuel Wilcox, William Richard Jones, John Lodwick, Wil- liam Pritchard, Charles Cook. Label: Walter Webb. Much credit is due to Dr. R. McGhie, Nelson, lecturer, and Mr. Jesse Lewis, instructor. MOTHER WILL BE PLEASED if -,oi.i take the boy to Ted Mac. He'll lit him out like a little gentleman. CAE AND CWM FUND. At the Jeffreys Hotel on Tuesday evening, Mr. John Ashford presiding, the following soldiers were present(-d: Sergeant Alder, 5th Welsh, a walk- ing-stick; Private J. Brown, Drum- Sergeant J. Williams and Gunner Dan Steel, R.F.A.. each a pocket wallet. Sapper Stan. Noot received, wallet. Sapper Stan. Noot received, in addition to a pocket wallet, 4 fountain pen and walking-stick from the Navigation Enginemen's Fund. The artistes were Messrs. Morgan J. Edwards, G. Anthony, Private J. Davies, Private William Ketchall, Private D. Steel, Messrs. Dai HpLly, Emrys Harris, David Jones, Tom Walton, Dan Morris, and Ivor Mor- gan. This is the 25th presentation meeting by the fund. WESLEYAN ANNIVERSARY. The Sabbath School anniversary ser- vices were held on Sunday, the president for the day being the Rev. E. Smith. The choir sang several anthems, including "Blessed are s 1'(' they," Kipling's recessional, "Lest we forget," and "Bow down thine ear." The following also took part: Percy Denning, Nancy Heal, Donald Saunders, Florrie Price, Bessie Kemmery, F. Olden, Lena Meek, Ivy Sinkins, Flossie Saunders, Alice Harris, Olive Bjlwards, Willie Olden, Dolly Lane, Lizzie* Brewer, Lily Brewer, Evelyn Bailey, Annie Price, George Davies, Lizzie Gregory, Myra Kemmery, Marjorie Anstee, Alice Browning, Lucy Ruck, Lilian Pike, Nancy Sinkins, S. J. Ralph, P. Baiiey, May Edwards, Hilda Whit- tock, D. Heal, Ruby Haye, Frances Farrow, W. Olden, V. Wilcox and Agnes Howells.—On Tuesday evening Mrs. Turner, one of the oldest mem- bers 01 the church, presented the following scholars, who had passed the Connexional examination, with cPrtificates: -VilIie Olden (also a special prize), D. W. Harris, A. Clark, Lily Brewer, May Edwards, Florence Price. Nancy Sinkins, Evelyn Bailey, Percy Bailey, James Clark, Tom Thomas, Lucy Ruck, Willie Hole, Norah Perkins, and Agnes Howells.—The tea party on Monday was a great success, and the children were taken to a field, kind- ly lent b Mr,. Waiters, Penrhiw- caradog Farm. The officials were: Secretary, Miss Rose Smith; or- ganist, Mrs. D. Richards; conductor, Mr. I). Harris; superintendent, Mr. Denning. COLLIERY CASUALTY". — On Wednesday afternoon a man, named Edward Richards, was seriously hurt at the Penrikyber Colliery. He was immediately conveyed to the Cottage Hospital. THE PALACE. — A fine Kineco masterpiece of five reels, entitled "A Foot's Paradise," is being screened by Mr. Bert Richards on Monday, Tuesdav and Wednesdav next. This delightful film is the story of an up- to-date romance and cleverly staged, and is sure to fie a big attraction. Mr. Richards announces as coming shortly Pathe's great new serial, "The Shielding Shadow." He also asks his patrons to look out for Harding Thomas, the great Welsh actor, and many other starring features. WEDDING. — The marriage of M is- Alice Angel, daughter of Mr. E. Angel, 53 Phillip Street, to Mr. Edward Mauley, took place at the R.C. Chu^lf. Llanelly, on Tuesday. The bride wore a pretty mauve costume and a pale blue hat, and was accompanied by Miss Gladys Angel, Miss M. E. Davies and Mrs. A el \Iiss M. White. She was given away by her lather, and the best man was Mr. Jack Donnachie. There were also present:—Mr. William Angel, Mr., Jonah Thomas. The flower girls were Doris Jones, Doris Davies, and Katie Davies. NIXON'S CASHIER BEREAVED. —The death of Mr. Tom Richards took place at Johannesburg, South Africa, on Saturday last. The^news came by cablegram on Sunday morn- ing. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Tom Richards, Northlands, Mountain Ash (late of Foundry Terrace). It was just before Christmas of E\1.J. that young Tom went away to recruit his fiiiliiig health, and up to the last minute his parents were quite ignorant of anything alarming in the state of his health. He was 26 years of age, and was interred on Monday. We associate ourselves with the general expressions of sympathy. FUNERAL. — The interment of the remains of Mrs. Selina Stevens, widow of the late John Stevens, 22 Bailey Street, took place in Cae- garw Cemetery on Tuesday, the Rev J. LI. Davies officiating. Deceased was an old resident, and was 81 years of age. The mourners were: Messrs. T. C. Stevens and George Stevens, sons; James and John Stevens, grand- sons; Job Stevens, nephew; Private H. Pearce, Messrs. T. Warren and G. Harford. The funeral arrange- ments were carried out by Mr. Frank Mills.

ABERCYNON. JAY'S easy payment system is easy for you. ANNIVERSARY. The anni- versary services of St. Gwynno's Mission Room were held on Sunday, when the Rev. Canon D. Davies, M.A., Llandaff, preached. The choir (under the concluctorship of Mrs. J. T. jQiies) rendered valuable services, and sang a suitable anthem. The clergy of the parish assisted at the services, and Mr. W. J. Cannings presided at the organ. CHURCH CONCERT. On Mon- day evening the annual concert of St. Donat's Parish Church was held at the Palace, Abercynon (kindly lent). Mr. John Sutherland, Selma, occupied the chair, supported by the Rev. D. Ellis Jones, L.U, Vicar. A11 excellent programme was con- tributed ,as Quartette, Mrs. J. T. Jones, Madam Da-vj.es, Messrs. Thomas and Williams. Songs and recitations, etc., Miss Edna I^ewis, Mountain Ash; Mr. John Thomas, Merthyr Vale; Madam Reynolds Davies, Penrhiwceiber; Mrs. J. T, Jones, Abercynon, and Mr. Williams, Mountain Ash; Mr. John Thomas, Merthyr Vale; Miss V. Cooling, Mountain 'Ash; Madam Davies and Mr. 1'enar Williams, Mr. Thomas and Miss Edna Lewis. The pianist was Mrs. T. J. Thomas. The proceeds were in aid of the fund for the proposed new church in Aber- taf. PRESENTATION. — A smoker and presentation meeting was held at the inysboeth Hotel 011 Tuesday evening ffv- the Ynysboeth Welcome Home Funfi. Chairman, Air. Joseph Lloyd, supported by Mr. Aneurin D. Jones, landlord, treasurer, and Mr. David Pan s, secretary. Musical items were contributed by: Messrs. Sam Bowden. Evan Davies, Jack Howells, Alf Pellard, William Wat- kins. Penrliiwceiber; David Rich-, ards, David Richards and Samuel Bowden, Messrs. Mike Brvan and William Maclawe, Mr. Fred Watts. Mr. David Evans and Mr. William Woods. Mr. David Panes, secretary, on behalf of the Fund, presented Privates Samuel Mulliner, William Stoates, and Lance-Corporal Jack • Bannister with cash. The pianist was Mr. Arthur Lewis. Committee: Messrs Joe Lloyd, chairman; A. D. Jones, D. Panes, Alf Williams, Sam Bowden. David Richards, Jack Evans. William Woods, Will Lloyd, and Albert Com ley. QUARTERLY MEETINGS. On Sunday Calfaria Baptist Sunday School held its quarterly meetings. A prayer meeting was held in the morning, and the afternoon and evening meetings were devoted to musical programme.' Mr. John Lloyd, Tanybryn, presided through- out the day, and Mr. Willie Howells was secretary. Accompanists, Mr. William Thomas and Miss Bessie Thomas. Programmes: contributed by (afternoon):—Misses E. M. Evans, M. J. Jozies, Lily Howells, Mary L. Davies, Mr.kY. H. Evans, Miss Mair Morgan, Miss Bessie Rees. Duet, Misses Lizzie M. Evans and May Howells. Chorus and recitation by children of Junior Classes, con- ductors, Miss Robinson and Miss Thomas. Solos, etc.. Miss Winnie Howells, Ieuan Howells, Mr. Evan Lloyd, Miss Cissie Stephens, Mrs. Stephens and Miss Stephens, Miss Minnie Stephens, Mr. W. H. Evans, and Mr. Daniel Jones. Evening: Miss Alice Howells, Myrddin Lloyd, Stanley Meredith, Mr. John Mor- gan, Alcwvn Howells, Miss Bronwen Lewis, Miss M. L. Davies, Mr. W. H. Evans, Miss Gwladys Williams, Miss L. A. Evans. Quartette, Mr. Evan Lloyd and friends. Recitation, etc., Mr. David Davies, Mr. VV. H. Evans and Miss May Howells. A paper on the "Work of the Sunday School" was read by Mr. Jomes O. Davies. OBITUARY. On June 1st Mrs. Laura Prichard, wife of Mr. Evan Prichard, passed away in her 51st year. She was a native of Talysarn, Carnarvonshire. She leaves a son, Mr. John Prichard, and a daughter, Airs. Morris, Anglesea. The funeral took place on Wednesday, June 6th. when a large number of friends attended. The interment was at Abercynon Cemetery, the Revs. B. Howells, Calfaria (B.), J. K. Davies, and H. Jeffreys officiating.

YNYSYBWL. DON'T delay, but call at JAY. FLAG DAY. On Saturday the officers of the Salvation Army (Captain Moore and Lieut. lies) organised a flag day, the proceeds of which went towards the funds of the S.A. War Hut. The total sum collected was k7. ANNIVERSARY. On Sunday and Monday Tabernacle Welsh Con- gregational Church held their anni- versary services, when impressive sermons were delivered by the Rev. W. J. Nicholson, Portmadoc, and the Rev. Rowland Hughes, B.D., Tvlorstown. AMBULANCE. The result of the St. John Ambulance examination is to hand, and the figures reflect great credit upon the lecturer, Dr. F. G. H. Whitley, and the instructors, Messrs. Rees Hopkins and M. Davies. The 14 candidates who pre- sented themselves were successful. First-aid certificates: Joseph Morris, Ernest Priday, Luther Jones, David Morgan Evans, Edw. Lloyd and David T. Louder. Vouchers: Fred- erick H. Beechy and Henry J. Wright. Medallions: William WA)osnam, Thomas G. Moses, Rev. John M. Elias and Alfred J. Emery. Labels: Rees Hopkins, Maxwell Davies. The examiner was Dr. D. de Vere Hunt, and the secretary Air. Alfred Emerv, 64 Robert Street. MILITARY". — Private Teddy Leeks has been invalided home from France for the second time. The first time he was wounded in the hand at the battle of Mametz Wood, and was incapacitated for several months, but when he got well he was passed for active service again, and was sent back to France about the middle of last winter. However, Teddy had not been out there very long before -he was disabled again, this time in the neighbourhood of the Somme, and was sent back to England suffer- ing from trench feet. He has been for some weeks in a military hospital at Durham, where he was operated upon. He is now at a convalescent home at Prescot, near Liverpool.. He is the second son of Mr. and Airs. Llewelyn Leeks, 10 Thompson Street, Ynysybwl, and prior to enlisting was employed at the Lady Windsor Colliery. Ynysvbwl. INTERMENT. The remains of Mr. Griffith Lewis, 7 Thompson Street, who was killed at the, I adN- Windsor Colliery (as reported in our previous issue) were interred at Ynysybwl Cemetery on Thursday. The mourners were: Widow; Gnif Lewis and Samuel Lewis, sons: Nellie, Esther, Annie Alary, and Gweny, daughters; Airs. Heard, sister; William and Richard Heard, nephews; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones, brother and sister-in-law; Mr. and Airs. William Jones. brother and sister-in-law; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Griffiths, Air. and Mrs. Owen Jones, Air. and Airs. Evan Williams, Porth; Air. and Mrs. Robert Davies, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Hughes, Mr. Evan Rowlands, Porth; Air. and Mrs. Thomas, Rhymney, cousins. Many floral tributes were received. The Rev. Isaac Morris, B.A., B.D., officiated. INQUEST. An inquest touching the death of Griffith Lewis (47), a night timberman, who met with a fatal itccident at the Lady Windsor Colliery, was held at the Workmen's Institute on Alonday before the Coroner (Mr. R. J. Rhys). Evidence of identification was given by de- ceased's son, Griffith Lewis.-Wil- liam Hughes, the partner of the man who was killed, said that Lewis was standing on a full tram "lagging" the side, and in lifting a heavy stone to place it overhead he slipped off the tram and fell against a sprag. knocking it out. thus causing a fall of roof.—David Alorgan Evans, night fireman in charge of the dis- trict, was about 12 yards away when the accident occurred. He pro- cured assistance to release Lewis. EnEl:- had examined the cogs and found them intact.-f. J. John. M.E.. manager, explained plans of the iN-oilk-ings.-A verdict of "Acci- dental death was returned.

DEATH OF MR. SAM WILLIAMS, SURVEYOR. Last Saturday Mr. Samuel J. Wil- liams, better known as Sam Wil- liams, Surveyor, Aberdare, died rather suddenly at Pontygwaith. Rhondda Fach. During the last few weeks he resided at Porth, and was engaged as surveyor at the Gelligaled Colliery, Ystrad Rhondda. His eldest son is in Colorado. Another son, Mr. T. J. Williams, lately of Aberdare. manages the Pontycymmer branch of Messrs. Hodges and Son, while a third, Mr. O. L. A. Williams, is a colliery surveyor at Treherbert. Nurse Bird, Monk Street, is a daughter of the late Mr. Williams. Some years ago the deceased was employed by Mr. W. Thomas, J.P.. Brynawel, and was regarded as as an able professional man. The fun- eral, which was private, took place on Tuesday, the interment being at Aberdare Cemetery.

ST. DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ABERDARE. A NNIVERSARY SERVICES. Sunday, June 17. Rev. JOHN CONWAY, BRISTOL. At 11, 3 (Children's Service), and 6. Collections for Church Funds. CHRISTADELPHIAN MEETING c ROOM (Thomas's Assembly Rooms, Cardiff Street, Aberdare.)— On Sunday, June 17th, a Bible Lec- ture will be delivered by Mr. Edgar Evans, of Llanelly.* Sub- ject: Salvation, Is it for the many or the few?" P A THE PALACE MOUNTAIN ASH. MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 18th, A Kineco Masterpiece, in Five .Reels, entitled, FOOL'S PARADISE.5 Coming Shortly- The Shielding Shadow Pathe's great New Srrial LOOK OUT for HARDING THOMAS The great Welsh Actor.