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The Rappahannock County Library, in conjunction with the Rap* pahannock Association for the Arts and the Community, has concocted a scheme to compete with Monday ' Night Football.
Next Monday, Oct. 26, at 7:30 p.m., county residents interested in the times of Shakespeare will be privileged to hear an eminent British lecturer, Michael Justine Davis, speak about his latest book The Landscape of William Shakespeare. His talk will also feature slides of the places where the Bard of Avon lived as well as of the cities, towns and villages where his company performed his famous plays.
Sponsored by the English Speaking Union, Mr. Davis is coming to Rappahannock to visit a relative, Leslie Arnold of Flint Hill. On this tour he is also speaking in Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago and Boston before going to New York City from whence he will return to England.
The sponsoring organization was founded in 1920 to encourage friendship among the English-speaking nations of the world. An international group, it is supported by dues from members (among them was Winston Churchill) and it offers scholarships to students to study in England as well as book exchanges among students. Summer programs are also provided for younger students on an exchange basis.
Mr. Davis, the father of three grown children, shares the Union’s interest in promoting friendship among English-speaking students. He is a graduate of Pembroke College in England and has taught at Marlborough College for many
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