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... demanded Wat Tyler, the English rebel, as the neme, but Anne Boleyn, at first sight, seemed to be a more attractive name. Then Mr. A. Emil Davies brought forward Professor Pollard’s big guns against poor Anne. ‘-.She appealed to the less refined part of Henry's ...
... romance in reported between Miss Merle Oberon, the beautiful twenty-three-year-old British film actress who became famous as Anne Boleyn in “The Private Life of Henry VIIL,” and Mr. Joseph M. Schenck, President of United Artists Film Corporation. Friends say ...
... royal col_lectlon is the little gold timepiece engraved with true-lovers’ knots. It was Henry VIIL.’s wedding present to Anne Boleyn, and étill keeps excellent time. ...
... BIRKBY PALLADIUM. Anne Boleyn the star film during the first part of this week the Birkhy Palladium. It it once both interesting and educational. The story of Anne’s rise and Catherine of Aragon’s fall, and then the final disgrace Anne and the triumph of ...
... Shrewsbury as his namesake in Tudor days, Miss Diana Forbes-Robertson as Anne Boleyn, Sir Forster Goring as bis ancestor, who was Master of the Horse, and Lady Blake as Queen Anne, and corridors have been widened. Around the outside of the centre court ...
... moment on the stage is a delight, ¢‘Lunatics At Large’’ shows him as a door-keeper handling those who imagine themselves as Anne Boleyn, William Shakespeare, and Guy Fawlkes. Next he is again in that sketch (hardly one of the moment!) as a jack of all trades ...
... It wag not an ideal way of promoting good will, -ANNE BOLEYN’S HOME. Mr. Henry Ford has decided, says *The Daily Telegraph,” that Bull’s Lodge, Boreham, near Chelmsford, onee the home of Anne Boleyn, shall be restored as it was when Henry VIII, sourted ...
... our little boy. and my wife’s sister in the sitting-room of the Jewel House, which is said to have been the “doleful P” Anne Boleyn and of the ten bishops whom Oliver Cromwell piously accommodated there. The room, irregular shaped, had three doors and ...
... Elizabeth was of purple velvet lined ,with white and russet silk, the other was of sable skins with the lining unspecified. Anne Boleyn also went in for ~ substantial: nightgowns, but §hg favoured a garment of black satin bound “t,'lfx black taffeta and edged ...
... on that very spot, in 1488. Lord Baiting, fell to the executioner's axe, end Men to the exemen there fell in 1688 Queen Anne Boleyn (second wife of Henry VIII.), in 1641 Margaret Countem of Salisbury. the lest of the Plantagenet line, in 1542 Queen Katherine ...
... one sound for ‘¢ stars 7’?—‘¢ The TFiecld Of The Cloth Of Gold,”” with Charles Laughton as Henry VIIL, Merle Oberon as Anne Boleyn, Flora Robson as Katherine of Aragon, Maurice Chevalier as Franeis 1., King of Trance, and Douglas Fairbanks, jor., as Charles ...
... Empire from Delhi” his of India on King coming is proliably wished for practice I the of peasants still talk in language Anne Boleyn Shakespeare “ well the thing “come hither in the eye” A little who plueking in field other day spoke of it the the when ...