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... locked up at night, the voice of the shrieking queen is said to be but rarely heard. furiously enough there is no ghost of Anne Boleyn associated with the palace, although her tragedy also was largely enacted here. I can find no verificalion of the tradition ...
... life again the other day at Blickling Hall, Norfolk, the place that has the weird association of being the birthplace of Anne Boleyn, the ill-fated wife of Henry VIII. and the mother of Queen Elizabeth. Mr. Nugent Monck wrote the play for a water frolic ...
... no one to dine with him in the Great Hall because of the plague then raging in London. JLJere, in 1534, came Henry and Anne Boleyn, to see the infant Elizabeth, then one year old and living in the Palace. Chaucer was robbed on his way to Eltham of £20 ...
... and W. S. Brindle, assembled in full force, infusing a zest and sparkle into the proceed ings. Mrs. White- way came as Anne Boleyn, Miss Ca brera as a Spanish dancer, and Mrs. Macdonald as Little Red Riding Hood. Sir Charles and Mr. Duncan Schwann and ...
... no one to dine with him in the Great Hall because of the plague then raging in London. JLJere, in 1534, came Henry and Anne Boleyn, to see the infant Elizabeth, then one year old and living in the Palace. Chaucer was robbed on his way to Eltham of £20 ...
... Prince Henry, the learned Richard de Bury, author of Philobiblon, the great Prelate, Thomas Hatfield, Henry VIII, Anne of Cleves, Anne Boleyn, Lady Jane Grey, Mary and Elizabeth, Philip Sidney, Walter Raleigh, and many another celebrity were intimately ...
... Henry VIII., one of Sir Herbert Tree's most successful ventures, pre sented the christening of the daughter of the unlucky Anne Boleyn, so it is not altogether surprising that in the next new drama at His Majesty's Theatre Queen Elizabeth is to play an important ...
... fifteenth century by a member of Lord Abingdon's family, another of whom, Sir Henry Norrevs, was supposed to be in love with Anne Boleyn. Anyhow, Henry VIII. had him beheaded, and the head lies now in the private chapel of Ockwells. The house is full of beautiful ...
... Prince Henry, the learned Richard de Bury, author of Philobiblon, the great Prelate, Thomas Hatfield, Henry VIII, Anne of Cleves, Anne Boleyn, Lady Jane Grey, Mary and Elizabeth, Philip Sidney, Walter Raleigh, and many another celebrity were intimately ...
... was much trousered and tas- selled in blue and gold with a jewelled turban. Miss Monica Greufell made a nice round- faced Anne Boleyn, not in the least on the Laura Cowie model, Lady Juliet Duff was a tall and graceful Ceres, Lady Wolverton looked charming ...
... first essay dealing with the Tower of London. The author was one of the fortunate few who were present when the bones of Anne Boleyn, Lord Rochford, her brother, the Duke of Northumberland, and many more famous people who were beheaded in Tudor times were ...
... an enthusiastically applauded programme, were bidden to sup in the historic room in Henry the Eighth's Gate where once Anne Boleyn used to dine. There is a creepy spiral stair leading to t his apartment, and down it poor unlucky /nne is said to have gone ...