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... et Lumière. Ede, and scriptwriter John Mortimer, have chosen the era which includes the courtship, marriage and death of Anne Boleyn and ends with the death of Jane Seymour. They consider that this period, between 1514 and 1537, is one of the most familiar ...
... Exhibition, Earls Court, to 24 March. EESTIVALS St. Pancras Arts Festival, Town Hall, St. Pancras, to 24 March. (Play: Anne Boleyn, 22 March.) Delius Centenary Festival, Bradford, Yorks, to 7 April. FIRST NIGHTS Vanbrugh Theatre (R.A.D.A.) Pietd, 24 March ...
... retains much of its original character. Henry Heydon, who acquired the Manor of West Wickham about 1475, was married to Anne Boleyn, a great-aunt of the Queen of that name he was made a baronet in 1485. The principal entrance to the building is on the ...
... for her highness than for her subjects. Mary was succeeded by Elizabeth, another daughter of Henry VIII, this time by Anne Boleyn, his second wife. Her long reign (1558-1603) saw the full blooming of the Renaissance in England and the founda tion of ...
... it a bow-windowed room and a battlemented parapet. The mom has a enlmired rarveH frieze, carved heads of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn over the chimney- piece, and some very good linenfold panelling. The old town lay to the west of this gate, and here are ...
... childhood home of Anne Boleyn, second Queen of Henry VD P and key figure in the break with Rome Many relics of her day remain at the castle. There is the Bible that belonged!, to Martin Luther, a headdress repute: to have been worked by Anne Boleyi herself ...
... Palace, through to the death of Jane Seymour in 1536 after the birth of Edward VI. Princi pal voices are Dorothy Tutin as Anne Boleyn, John Neville as Henry VIII and Michael Hordern as Wolsey ...
... Thomas Moore defied Henry VIII over his divorce and assumption of headship of the Church, and heard his fate in this Hall. Anne Boleyn went the same way. More than a century later Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Strafford, was brought to trial as the evil genius ...
... holiday resort, now Son et Lumiere is to be in troduced at Hampton Court this summer with the help of Dorothy Tutin as Anne Boleyn, John Neville as young Henry and Michael Hordern as Cardinal Wolsey. The score is being composed by John Hotchkis. This ...
... who go sailing. BLICKLING HALL: This great house, in a most perfect setting near Aylsham, is said to be the birthplace of Anne Boleyn-- whether or not that is true, she is known to have spent many early years there. It stands in a part of the county which ...
... features are the wonderful stone roof with fan tracery and the magnificent organ screen of Italian workmanship erected when Anne Boleyn was Queen. Apart from its chapel, the actual buildings of King's College are com paratively modern, belonging for the most ...
... will be held on 1 June at the Zoological Gardens. Should be a whalebone of a time. Dorothy Tutin has recorded the part of Anne Boleyn, with John Neville playing Henry VIII, for Hampton Court's Son et Lumiere programme, which begins on 30 June and runs until ...