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... caused Anne Boleyn to submit to this treatment. II fitted in with her idea of his character. Chapter and verse were then demanded, and the child cpened her history book and triumph. anti) pointed to the passage • pressed his suit on Anne Boleyn I Here ...
... Oberon. the young English actr•ss who created the part of Anne Boleyn in the British film. The Private Life of Henry VIII. Her ambition, she tells me, Is to star in The Private Life of Anne Boleyn. She is writing the story for herself and is going to ...
... AN UNHAPPY QUEEN. The Life of Anne Boleyn. By Philip Sergeant. Hutchinson. Mr. Philip Sergeant has some claim to be regarded as the biographer-inthief of unhappy Queens. He has already written lives of the Empress Josephine and Cleopatra. and he now ...
... 116' 7 ' , . , ~'.• : . , . • .1 1' ' t ..„ ~,,,,,,,,i , *• . , . .. The face that captured Henry VIII. A portrait of Anne Boleyn from ' Holbein, by Hans Rembrandt. (Heinemann. 10s. 6d.) ...
... as her mother, and Mr. Anthony Harford as the bride, groom. ; HENRY VIII. AND ANNE BOLEYN. By far the best of the scenes was the first meeting of Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn. which occurred while his Majesty was bunting, accompanied by Catherine of Aragon ...
... appear in the film. Left to right: Binrtie Barnes as Kath.: c Howard; Elsa Lanchester crs Anne of Cleves; Charles Latightcm as Hero; VIII.; Merle Oberon as Anne Boleyn, and Everley Gregg as Katherine Pan. ...
... SUCCESS STORY Merle Oberon: Few years ago was extra girl in British films. First success as Anne Boleyn, with Laughton in Henry VIII. Few more films. then Hollywood. Now ranks internationally with Dietrich, is even regarded as her rival. But Hollywood ...
... situated adjacent to the railway station. history associating the name of Anne with the old building chieflK traditional. It i> sjtid that the castle was purchased Henry VIII. for Anne Boleyn prior to his divorce from Catherine of Arragon. ami it was there that ...
... that more than 1.000 priceless gems and works of art were taken from the castle which was once the home of Anne Boleyn. They Included: Anne Boleyn's prayer-book which it is believed she carried to the scaffold; a miniature of the Virgin and Child framed ...
... England, 1086-1910. The stories of the queens are told so Interestingly that we still are made conscious of the spell of Anne Boleyn and of the tragedy of Bloody Mary. The last chapter la an appreciation of Queen Alexandra. ...
... Catherine of Aragon with her look of a lay nun, Anne Boleyn, who belonged so inevitably to the new generation of women that had moved from the prayer book to the Heptameron, white-skinned Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Kathryn Iloward, Katherine Parr, so ...
... Saturday on a 121 n. LP. disc, chord, also three fasswhich also contains madrigals tasias for vials on the recordand a song by Anne Boleyn, jag. Henry's second wife, and high- His two songs are called land reels by King James I Pastime with good company, of ...