... The Heal Dick Turpin I expect, writes Derek Hudson IX-lener, that most you have the same idett of Dick Turpin I used to have—that he was daring fellow who rode lilack Bess non-stop from London to ork, made a habit of jumping toll-gates, and generally ...

... NEXT WEEK—Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Victor McLaglkn in a full blooded romance DICK TURPIN” Fvpn» evening at 7.45. Wednesday at 7 p.m., Saturday 6.15 and 8.4 V. Children s Matinee at o clock. 9d. Etook your seate Miss Nicot; St David Street t’phooe ...

... weeks, and caused not a little distress among the unemployed. • • • ♦ We have not yet, it seems, advanced far beyond the Dick Turpin days. Charles Peace, the Blackhcath burglar, is by no means the only notorious criminal of the age. The ruffan who, after ...

... two days only MATINEE ON WEDNESDAY AT 2 P.M. FRI., 21st, SAT., 22nd—Laurel and Hardy with 6i - An ocean Jimmy Finlayson, Ben Turpin & Dick Cramer in Saps at Ma of laughter Also Sylvia Sidney and Henry Fonda in YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE REGAL Continuous Moo ...

... M. The Queen preseubed enamel teatray which Sir Archibald Weigall auctioned on behalf of funds, during the evening. “Dick Turpin’’ Coats Long scarlet coots resembling tlvose highwaymen, worn the bridesmaids was the novelty at a. West End wedding this ...

... pair take full advantage. The sequence in which they encounter a hungry, eaoaped convict is especially funny. Cockeyed 'Ben Turpin and Dick Cramer help to create trouble for the cast and laughter for the audience. Of more serious interest is a gripping ...

... and the two fall fa love. Turpin soon has another reafiOo te I siting Rookwood, and with the Bow Bteeet Risuieis at his heels mates h» famvcn» York His horse Black Be» her life carry liim to safety, and with Eleonora Turpin once again eludes his tl« second ...

... and happy memories. Photographed in Hollywood You'll see the one-time n technicolor lld Cavalcade famous Keystone Cops, Ben Turpin, Chester Conklin, Buster Keaton, with Don Ameche, Alice Faye And the JONES FAMILY in TOO BUSY TO WORK. THUR., FRI., SAT ...

... and Nekwn’s amours. hke to think of our national heroes and heroines as rather above us in mind and conduct, and even Dick Turpin, thief and smuggler was. has not lost the berroic aaocwttops, in spite his hanging, for that splendid ride to York stirred ...

... a variety of intemarting information. Lewis Spence scraps another time-honoured fiction when wett-anthenticated article, “Turpin and Truth,” be reveals that the famous story the ride to York, and the wondrous deeds of the highwayman and fan good steed ...

... centuries must have ridden in just such a vehicle. aye and taken a chance with Claude Duval, greatest of the highwaymen, or Turpin, at the fateful cross roads. Ostlers are hissing, polishing, fussing around four gigantic horses—B irney, Patrick, Perth and ...

... ridingboots and polished spurs, and on his head was a Stetson hat. He was mounted on a spirited black charger, something like Dick Turpin's famous mount. Against the western sun this young trooper looked a most romantic figure. In a flash, Spud Tamson caught the ...