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... carried out time Hardy immortalised THE ICING’S REPRESENTATIVE The Herschell Lord-in-Waiting-in-Ordinary Peacock the of HIS HEART IN WESSEX A Simple But Touching Village Ceremony Monday— Mrs Hardy left this morning the: burial of Hardy’s in her ever native ...
... TWO 8 elevision I Cab spy 1140 Close “Wessex Heights by Thomas Hardy reading 546 News 600 Calendar 635 Crossroads 700 Sapphire and Steel 730 Charlie’s Angels “Avenging Anger 830 TV Eye 900 Best Sellers Top of the Hill” part two Drama at the Winter Olympics ...
... THOMAS HARDY'S WISH Before Thomas Hardy died in 1928, he expressed a wish that the thatched cottage at Higher Bockhampton, near Dorchester, Dorset, where he spent his earlier days, should not be the resort of sightseers, but should be occupied by a farm ...
... Moate, story of the English Channel, arranged by Arthur Bryant and Laurence Gilliam from the writings of Hilaire Belloc, Thomas Hardy, Joseph Conrad, John Masefield, and others; music by Arnold Bax and Sibelius, arranged by Maurice Brown ; produced by Laurence ...
... Music. 2.30-2.50 —British History: The Pilgrim Fathers, by E. Carus-Wiison. 2.55 —Serial Reading: Under the Greenwood Tree, Thomas Hardy; 7 —An Interview with the Vicar, read by V. C. Clinton- Baddeley, from West of England. j.ls—The Bournemouth Municipal ...
... REGIONAL (342.1 m.) 2.0 The 8.8.C. Welsh Orchestra (leader, Frank Thomas), conducted by Mansel Thomas; Mai Ramsay (soprano). 2.55 Serial Reading: Under the Greenwood Tree, by Thomas Hardy, read by V. C. Clinton-Baddeley : B—The8 —The Keeper’s House. 3.15 ...
... scaled their has its hold on the literary public Such is not likely with Thomas Hardy His genius thrown once a and it live work as his last says Johnson Art Thomas Hardy” Hardy’s writing certain qualities vast Egdon the air soil its ...
... 30-2.50 British History: Cecil Rhodes and his _ work, by Sybil Clarke. 2.s3—Serial Reading: Under the Greenwood Tree, by Thomas Hardy, read by V. C. , C, i *® ad deley ; 13-Conclusion. 3 - ~ ih ® Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra (leader, Harold Fairhurst) ...
... FOOTBALL Temporarily BOOK NOW Tel 2822 (59) of th' Mr lr Dt hand Dr Mr Ingleby to life - SOVIET EXHIBITION SMASHED UP MR THOMAS HARDY Westminster Abbey Burial on Monday Invasion by Mob Belgian Anti-“ Reds United v v Mr J W v SATURDAY v 2-30 Eglin Collin ...
... Quantock Hills excursions Tighnabruaich ' BOURNEMOUTH 23rd-30th May Includes excursions to Swanage Salisbury and tour of Thomas Hardy Country ALL TOURS ARE FULLY BONDED AND INCLUDE HOME PICK-UP SERVICE GUARANTEED PRICES TRAVEL ON COACH WITH TOILET ON BOARD ...
... History—From Coast to Coast (The Canadian Pacific Railway), by Alan Sullivan 2.55 —Serial Reading—Under the Greenwood Tree, by Thomas Hardy, read by V. C. Clinton-Baddeley ; 12 —The _ Wedding. 3.15 —The Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra (leader, Harold Fairhurst) ...
... BIRMINGHAM NATIONAL (1,500 m.) 2.20 Spelling Bee —Listeners v. Viewers. 2.ss—Serial Reading: Under the Greenwood Tree, by Thomas Hardy, read by V. C. Clinton-Baddeley, 2—The Assembled Quire, . from West of England. . 3.15 The Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra ...