... 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 ...

... New Hall, where, by a somewhat curious coincidence, it subsequently became the property of the father of the ill-fated Anne Boleyn. Queen Elizabeth, at a later period, gave it to the Earl of Sussex, from whom it passed to that favourite of the Scottish ...

... hundred years old. It was under the arch which is a feature of the Garter Tower that Henry VIII. met and welcomed to Windsor Anne Boleyn, then his Queen-elect, though those about him were not aware of the fact. j It is not generally known that when Lord Milner ...

... Olivier's 44 Hamlet film. 44 Alas, poor Yorick, he says, probably thinking however of that other famous head tucked under Anne Boleyn's arm as she walked the Bloody Tower. FLYING a Gloster Meteor Mark IV. at speeds up to 600 m.p.h., Sq.-Ldr. 44 Bill Waterton ...

... her much-married lord. AS CATHERINE OF ARAGON MISS CORNELIA OTIS SKINNER. AS ANN BOLEYN I MISS CORNELIA OTIS SKINNER. AS CATHERINE HOWARD MISS CORNELIA OTIS SKINNER. AS ANNE OF CLEVES MISS CORNELIA OTIS SKINNER. Photographs iiy Peter North. ...

... Henry divorce 1 her. He lien married Ann Bolcyn. This marria 0 also was a failure, but not for the same reason. And ,0 it went on all evening sparki ng, impudent, lovely to look at; with the young Merle Oberon as Ann Boleyn Robert Donat as the handsome gallant ...

... Park, the sweetest place, I think, that I have seen in my life, at home or abroad. Henry VIII. spent his honeymoon with Ann Boleyn at Moor Park Car dinal Wolsey lived there, and near one of the fair ways is an oak which he planted. The present man sion ...

... , is easy of access to the Londoner and its new occupant is quite undepressed by its tragic tradi tions, inherited from Ann Boleyn and Henry VIII. It is now nearly twenty years since the Crewes bought the house, Lord Crewe writing a neat little cheque ...

... fine acting passages, is an ideal vehicle for Miss Ffrangcon Davies who, as the Queen whom King Henry divorced to marry Ann Boleyn, gives an outstanding performance. Her dignity and grandeur as she sweeps disdainfully from Wolsey's Court and the stronelv ...

... chicken for the table. But an Englishman reigned supreme over the kitchens of Charles II., James II., William and Mary, and Queen Anne. His name was. Patrick Lamb, and he bore the honourable title of Master- Cook. We owe our present bill of fare, or menu, to ...