... doubts about Merle Oberon. She was a beauty, all right; anybody with half an eye could see that. But was she an actress? Her Anne Boleyn in Henry VIII. seemed to indicate she might be. But then came Hollywood, the bizarre engagement to Joe Schenck, and one ...

... Majesties' guests also were the Earl and Countess of Mar and Kellie, whose title is often confused with THE COURT OF ANNE BOLEYN Anne Roleyn and her ladies enjoy a quiet, if anachronistic cigarette at the Tudor Maske held last weei _( Great Fosters, the ...

... 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 ...

... entrance gates to Moor Park No doubt the noble beast was the crest of Moor Park's original owners, or may be Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn hunted him there on their honeymoon. Anyhow, I should like to know, some time, exactly how and why and when the stag and ...

... but these are not given away every evening John Everard A Young English Film Star Merle Uberon, who plays the part of Anne Boleyn in the film entitled The fifth Wife of King Henry VIII., in tvhich Charles Laughton plays Hal, produced by London Film ...

... 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 ...

... the key positions in the Reichswehr. There are those, of course, who argue that if Henry VIII. had not been attracted by Anne Boleyn we should all be Catholics to this day. The convicts who escaped from Dart moor were captured promptly be cause they foolishly ...

... Green. The garden at Great Fosters will make a perfect setting for the incidents in the Maske taken from the lives of Anne Boleyn and Queen Elizabeth, as it is entirely Tudor and surrounded bv a moat. There will be an afternoon and an evening performance ...

... 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 ...

... former. Charles Laughton and Merle Oberon, who parted company five years ago at the sixteenth-century chopping-block where Ann Boleyn ended her life, meet again in the first century, he as Claudius, the stunted, stammering scholar who became Emperor because ...

... called the Ann Boleyn. Here, again, in the cap acious grounds, is a very fine swimming-pool, with enough filtration machin ery to warm the cockles of even the cleansing ex pert on the Daily Mail. Mrs. Val Prince, the proprietress of the Ann Boleyn, has taken ...