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... beneath a surrealist willow tree; the Black Prince at London Bridge. Doggett's men Back went the clock 400 years to show us Anne Boleyn go:ng to her coronation. But the brightest star in this wonderful show came from Doggett's Coat and Badge - first year watermen ...
... Ravers went into the frame as third, but the mistake was.soon remedied. Gordon came into his own again when he won the Anne Boleyn Plate on The Wain. He had a lot to spare from Knight of Argo, and, as his mount started favourite, the victory was well ...
... the sound of the approaching footsteps of Queen Elizabeth, or the sight of the luminous and headless figure of Anne Boleyn. It is Anne Boleyn who rides once a year down the long avenue of Blickling Park In a hearse-like coach drawn by There is one really ...
... special permiss.on of tile Lord Chamberlain. Among the ghosts which lege'ul relates still haunt the gallery are those of Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, and Catharine Howard, who will all appear in the picture. After Hampton Court the producers are planning ...
... Ambassador who saw him as a young man in the days of the Field of the Cloth of Gold. The film begins with the execution of Anne Boleyn. played with distinction by Merle Oberon. when Henry was over 40. and ends with his marriage to Catherine Parr when he was ...
... great oak where Henry the Eighth, while out with the hounds of the Epping Hunt, ie supposed have breakfasted on the day Anne Boleyn was executed in the Tower. My companion told a legend of the dajTj when it was more heinous crime than murder kill royal ...
... CONSTABLE. Fllkl Ms keys el Miss se Ms es Ceeseskle et Me Tower yeelseday. tab/et marks the root where Katberuse Howard, Anne Boleyn. and Lady Jane 'Grey beet their necks to the executioner. Lord Methuen had come upon this very I rainy day to he installed ...
... Hushicy is secretly writing the scenario, enveloped in a haybag. Oh-La-La Dept. 1 T the Blickling Pageant the ether day Anne Boleyn, arriving from France, was welcomed to Norfolk by the Seven Deadly Sins, which has puzzled and angered a lot of decent people ...
... understands that Mr. William Waldorf Astor has purchased the historical castle Hever, near Sevenoaks. said to be the birthplace Anne Boleyn, for JC3T,009. It haa hitherto been open to the public on certain days, and contain* the famous Queen'* bedstead and other ...
... tremendous voice as by his other powers. Tudor Wench THERE was only one thing wrong with Miss Viola Beckwith's impersonation of Anne Boleyn in the Burlingham Tudor pageant she was far too attractive. Study the Holbein drawing at Windsor and you must agree. The ...
... attempted too 'much. It Is impossible to give aI, clear idea of Henry's dealings with! ! Katherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn. Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleve (was she comic as well as plain?) and Katherine Howard, In the space of live reels. Eliot Stannard has ...
... Tudor Street, London, E.C.4, to arrive by Wednesday. Solution and winners' names next Friday. Name CROSS • - - - - - I Anne Boleyn? .4. ) ; 1 Narrow ahoal 4. 6 What makes us turn to corn- 2 Cash on delivery ? Yes about panionship ? (4). about a pound ...