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... a revue number—and a ballet! To-day we begin the true story of the celebrated Lizzie Borden. told by Bill MeGotoran. MORE than sixty years have gone by since Lizzie Borden put the little Massachusetts town of Fall River on the map of the world. It was ...
... the Borden house that the girl Bridget Sullivan was always referred to as Maggie. What's the matter! she cried, and Lizzie Borden replied, in tones of great alarm. Come down Quick! Father's dead' Somebody came in and killed him ! Neighbours and a ...
... Where Was Lizzie At The Time Of The Murder? WHEN Lizzie Borden was found alone in the house at 92 Second Street, Fall River, on a sultry August morning in 1893, with the butchered bodies oilier laths* and mother in different rooms, she made the massive ...
... pursued, tramps and feeble-minded suspects were hauled in. cross-examined. and released, b rewards were o ff ered. Emma and Lizzie Borden at their own expense engaged • private detective from the famous Pinkerton agency, but it did not help their cause or do ...
... while Prince's Margaret was watching from the control room ■t Lime Grove. This immediately set viewers wondering who Lizzie Borden was and whether or not she did chop anybody up. Lizzie Andrew Borden. born at Fall River. Mass, in 1860, certainly was ...
... Princess Margaret was watching from the control room of Lime Grove. This naturally set viewers asking themselves: Who was Lizzie Borden? and Did sh e chop her Momma up? Lizzie Andrew Borden was tried for her life on August 4. 1893, after the bludgeoned ...
... It Seemed A Fool-Proof Case Against Lizzie, But.ms LIZZIE BORDEN'S trial opened at New Bedford, Mass.. on June 5, 1894, just ten months after her father and step-mother had been found battered to death with a hatchet in their house at Fall River on August ...
... polished with the former I MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS. Doe. Mersin (Capital. 2 DAVY CROCKETT, Bill Hayes ILendeol. LIZZIE BORDEN, Coronets Columbie) and ROCK AND ROLL WALTZ, Kay Steyr (H.M.V.i. piece particularly rich in solo work. In 1950 pianist ...
... shops on this side of the Atlantic :s There Once Was • Beautiful'' coupled with Make a Wish. Oriole's c.wering of Lizzie Borden by Dave Shand's NoohlW mhythin lacks the zip of other versions, but has. none the less, the advantage of a well-arranged ...
... American singers. dancers and =mere. plus Earths Kitt at her kittietrt. Cinema Scope and colour. including the famous Lizzie Borden song ESSOLDO. Birkenhead. Odongo. Macdonald Carty i aims to spend his life trapping jungle animals for zoos and private ...
... witty, the music is tuneful. the dancing is brilliant and the humour has an edge to it In this company, the celebrated Lizzie Borden sequence and the fabulous Earths Kitt are lust effective—but very effectiveoumbr! _in the line —ILO. _ P e-aAVILION.—Tbe ...
... it has flickered, died down, burned up, and become little more than warm embers, yet it has never really gone out. Like Lizzie Borden, Edith Thompson, and Madeleine Smith. Florence Maybrick's name belongs to the gallery of verdict/ in eternal dispute. ...