... under the banner of Mr. J. L. Toole, after a preliminary training by Miss Sarah Thorne at Margate. She acted the part of Anne Boleyn in Sir Henry Irving's revival of Henry VIII., and that of Olivia to Miss Ada Rehan's Viola. Since then she has almost e ...

... restoring back to its original &lizabethan form the old castle of Hever, in Kent, which was once the country home of pretty Anne Boleyn. Not only the castle, which he intends to make his home, but the whole surrounding village has been either rebuilt or remodelled ...

... Richards has Henry VIII. issued, in an attractive form, on Love The Love Letters of Henry V III. to Anne Boleyn. The letters are those written after Anne had been banished from Court, Henry imploring his mistress, in impassioned terms, to return to him ...

... part as the Duke of Suffolk in a fine costume of the period. Henry VIII. and Queen Katharine formed two central figures Anne Boleyn, and Wolsey,and Jane Seymour also played important parts. Col. A. E. Whitaker, Miss Kate Ricardo, the Countess Fitzwilliam ...

... is Lady Beatrice Herbert v/ A Picturesque Frolic at Blickling Hall, Norfolk Blickling Hall, Norfolk, the birthplace of Anne Boleyn, was last week the scene of a charming open-air play, written round the myth of Narcissus by Mr. Nugent Monck. The scene ...

... was coming in at the open window. You remember it was Anne Boleyn that we'd come there to meet. Well, this was Anne Boleyn's hand. There was a distinct rudimentary, extra little finger. Anne Boleyn had six ...

... Lady Somers go to Hever Castle, the princely abode in Kent created by the late Lord Astor out'-- of the old home of Queen Anne Boleyn. Mr. Strachey's Queen Victoria Book I hear that the strongest dis approval, not to say wrath, has been kindled in exalted ...

... poetry might be less sparingly used in the modern curriculum. Boy Fetch me my harp Katherine of Aragon Was hardly a paragon Anne Boleyn Was soon done in Stop me, somebody, it's too easy STOCK EXCHANGE CELEBRITIES No. XII MR. F. A. H. BOOTH By Jonk The father ...

... and estate upon which prodigious sums of money had been spent. A Royal Courting Ground Hever was one of the residences of Anne Boleyn's father, and tradition has it that Henry VIII wooed the lady there. It was a small Tudor castle surrounded by a moat, and ...

... years, and may be so played still for all I know is sup posed to represent the courtship and marriage of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. The point called stops is the interference of the Pope and his agents to pre vent the marriage. The other points are called ...

... Castle. During the following century a prosperous merchant, Sir Geoffrey Boleyn, Lord Mayor of London, made Hever Castle his country home, and here his great- granddaughter, Anne Boleyn, spent much of her girlhood. From over the distant lowns to visit her ...

... rv Less critical Y Than he should be. He thinks correct me, if I'm Wrong That Henry's wives lived much too long. f That Anne Boleyn was better dead, i And lucky t° have lost her head A That Henry was a model king Who loved his wives like anything. 'jY ...