... Pride and Prejudice JANE AUSTEN'S j\[ow Being Shown at the Empire Theatre in Leicester Square Cince Mr. Chips, every Greer Garson film is awaited with keen interest. Critics are hoping for a film which will give this rising young actress full scope ...

... Tabulated Facts, and Other Items of Home Interest PRIDE AND PREJU DICE.-- In a sylvan glade I enjoyed, as a wartime relief, watching my own and other small children playing scenes from Pride and Prejudice. Mr. Collins was represented (in a strange variety ...

... of the only goddess among women novelists who has remained for me permanently immortal. From the age of ten, I put Pride and Prejudice first among novels then known to me, and I have never varied that opinion. Oddly enough, almost as early in my life ...

... published it as Sense and Sensibility in 1811. Here her next work, First Impressions, was rewritten and pub lished as Pride and Prejudice, in 1813. Mansfield Park, published in 1814, Emma, pub lished in 1816, and Persuasion, published after her death, were ...

... all share that element of unending surprise. My own list may make my meaning clearer. Unchallengeably first remains Pride and Prejudice John Inglesant and Esmond hold their places high up so do Lorna Doone and The Moonstone, The Children of the New Forest ...

... in his private budget. 150 YEARS AND STILL RUNNING. This year 1963 holds the 150th anniversary of the publication of Pride and Prejudice, a novel which has perhaps given as much pleasure and profit to readers as any since published.* 1 confess I find it ...

... A sensational and arresting title, it must be admitted. Of course, I bought it more, I read it. Yes, I re-read even Pride and Prejudice and W uthering Heights reduced, simplified and improved to the compass of two or three pages. And now, after reading ...

... now all that is changed. The award of a blue is a passport to Paris. PRIDE AND PREJUDICE.- Here is a tardy note on an interesting experiment the dramatisation of Pride and Prejudice. One could not well have got together a more hopeful or charming cast ...

... Liverpool Playhouse, allowed himself the following pronouncements: Entitled Miss Elizabeth Bennet this play is based on Pride and Prejudice, not Jane Austen's best novel but her most popu lar one. No doubt there were in the audience some who had refreshed ...

... letter of thanks for hospitality is also known fl as a Collins. But why? The famous Collins, fj the epistolarist of Pride and Prejudice, wrote his M best-known letter to say that he was coming U soon. The only other Collins that I know is the [j waiter ...

... usual lodesty. When one views his best ten look rather like the Seven Wonders of The exhibits appear so varied in form. Pride and Prejudice in the same literary loby Dick Is Wuthering Heights to be :side Tom Jones or David Copperfield r.ot as well try to assess ...

... The Collins as every schoolboy knows, derives its name from the immortal parson of the obsequious civilities in Pride and Prejudice, into whose letter of thanks there crept that note of future possession which so outraged the feelings of Mr. Bennet ...