... demanded Wat Tyler, the English rebel, as the neme, but Anne Boleyn, at first sight, seemed to be a more attractive name. Then Mr. A. Emil Davies brought forward Professor Pollard’s big guns against poor Anne. ‘-.She appealed to the less refined part of Henry's ...

... there ng the picture of Anne Boleyn appeared to be moving, and the apartment seemed to be filled with kings and ' queens who in ancient times had visited the room, and now seemed to occupy it once more. There Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn, and William and Mary ...

... romance in reported between Miss Merle Oberon, the beautiful twenty-three-year-old British film actress who became famous as Anne Boleyn in “The Private Life of Henry VIIL,” and Mr. Joseph M. Schenck, President of United Artists Film Corporation. Friends say ...

... royal col_lectlon is the little gold timepiece engraved with true-lovers’ knots. It was Henry VIIL.’s wedding present to Anne Boleyn, and étill keeps excellent time. ...

... BIRKBY PALLADIUM. Anne Boleyn the star film during the first part of this week the Birkhy Palladium. It it once both interesting and educational. The story of Anne’s rise and Catherine of Aragon’s fall, and then the final disgrace Anne and the triumph of ...

... Shrewsbury as his namesake in Tudor days, Miss Diana Forbes-Robertson as Anne Boleyn, Sir Forster Goring as bis ancestor, who was Master of the Horse, and Lady Blake as Queen Anne, and corridors have been widened. Around the outside of the centre court ...

... door. She died at Kirabolton, 1536, much lamented by the people, and was buried at Peterborough Abbey. (2). Anne Boleyn, daughter of Sir Thomas Boleyn, was the King's second wife, being crowned Queen three days after sentence had been pronounced on Catherine ...

... moment on the stage is a delight, ¢‘Lunatics At Large’’ shows him as a door-keeper handling those who imagine themselves as Anne Boleyn, William Shakespeare, and Guy Fawlkes. Next he is again in that sketch (hardly one of the moment!) as a jack of all trades ...

... Sutcliffe (centre) from Heime Junior and Infant School as Edward VI with James Smith also 10 Henry VIII and Stacy Colling eight Anne Boleyn Village school pupils go back to the Tudors SCHOOLS in 1995 have stepped back through the ages to find out a little of what ...

... It wag not an ideal way of promoting good will, -ANNE BOLEYN’S HOME. Mr. Henry Ford has decided, says *The Daily Telegraph,” that Bull’s Lodge, Boreham, near Chelmsford, onee the home of Anne Boleyn, shall be restored as it was when Henry VIII, sourted ...

... bestow a kiss. and Shakespeare makes bluff King Hal say at Wolsey's banquet, at Hampton Court, after he had danced with Anne Boleyn, I were unmannerly to take you out and not to kiss you. From England kissing found its way to America, though it is ...

... heads of sleepers must go far to ensure her a hearing, even among the least wakeful. Another of King Henry VIII.'s wives, Anne Boleyn, confines herself, apparently, to what is known in theatrical parlance as ?? walking. She, poor lady, however, unable to ...