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... so does any film directed by Mr Charles Laughton. Mr Korda. Others in the distinguished cast ore Merle Oberon (who plays Anne Boleyn). Wendy and Elsa Lanchester. ...

... T.T. MAGAZINE. The July number opens with article Hover Castle and Anne Boleyn, Outran Trie tram. in Kent, was .be family seat of the and here Anne, daughter of Sir Thomas Boleyn, packed most of her girlish day 6. and here, too, Mr Tristram is inclined ...

... theirs sometimes produced some strange howlers. Anne Boleyn was an ironing board, one boy wrote, and later explained he had read in his history book that Henry VIII. pressed his suit on Anne Boleyn. PROGRESS Many alterations and improvements had taken ...

... JANUARY 25 1533; Henry Vm and Anne Boleyn secretly married. On failing to give him a son (stillborn boy, January 20, 1536), Henry rode off from a tournament on May Day, 1536, and the next day' Anne was taken to the Tower. He was already in love with Jane ...

... portions of the Palace. The beautiful crypt, which dates back 1197, was one the chief centres of interest. was there that Anne Boleyn heard the pronouncement of her divoroe from Henry VIII., and practically her own death-knell, for «he was beheaded three ...

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