Dick Turpin
... Dick Turpin A pi ture. that in spite cf .summer w*utber is drawing crowd© to the ...
... Dick Turpin A pi ture. that in spite cf .summer w*utber is drawing crowd© to the ...
... DICK TURPIN Cert. U. Also All Star Cast in MELODY CRUISE cert . A TIMES: Monday to Friday 6.30 continuous; Saturday 5 o’clock continuous. ...
... DICK TURPIN Dramatic and Humorous Sketch. in pla,p all Orpheuo Trio QUAINT, AND DAIMON' Hay and Crawford THE AROI Anna, The Adventuress An enthralling Play. ALMA TAYLOR, 3A3IES CAREW AND GERALP AMES. PRICES viz) 1/- to 2/4. EOM STREET. MRS. TEMPLE'S ...
... DICK TURPIN AT THE PALACE. The lighter money is the more value counts, and borsht must be the explanation for the sustained success of the Palace Theatre as a centre of attraction. This week the outstanding feature is the personal appearance of tie famous ...
... ago with that lovely black eye. Turpin was then admitted to the Boardroom. The Chairman: Well, Turpin, I see your eye has got better, seemingly. Turpin: Yes, sir. The Chairman : What have you to say to to-day ? Turpin: I wish you would allow me to go ...
... DICK TURPIN LEGEND One of Mrs. Norman’s earliest memories is ot the ruins ot an ancient mansion at Gamlingay around which she used to play as child. When Sir George Downing had the mansion built he had his name imertcd in large letters in r the brickwork ...
... RAILWAY DICK TURPINS. The adventures of a Swiss gentleman on the L. and N.W.Railway in the early part of 1867 suggest that railway travelling was hardly the unexciting affair it is to-day. At Bletchley, where he had some difficulty, owing to his inability ...
... DICK TURPIN REVIVED. What undoubtedly captured the public imagination, above all, was 4he great highwaymen ‘' stunt’—an adaptation of ancient criminal romance to modern benevolent uses, which amounted to a stroke of genius. This octette of fine young ...
... THE ITALIAN DICK TURPIN A Rome diepatch says --The famous brigs.' Mardian who wee reported to be byelaw', ..sacred oe Mount Asproesoute the other day while preparateohe were being made to blow hies up with dymusita, ham furnished a-dramatic prim. He appears ...
... DICK TURPIN'S PISTOL. Aemming it to be a genuine relic of the highwayman, the pistol bearing the inscription that was presented to Dick Torpin, which was discovered daring the demolition the Globe Room of the Reindeer Itm, Banbury, may give rise to i ...
... LUTON AS DICKX TURPIN. Aboyt three weeks ago there appeared in the “Luton News” a schoolboy’s remark: “The Town Councillors attended the Prince of ‘Wales’ demonstration looking like Dick Turpins.”—(laughter). ‘Luton have a pistol at our heads, or +hink ...
... DICK TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK COMEDY. BURY PARK GUILD. CONCERT BY ORPHEUS MALE CHOIR. Last evening a pleasing concert was given st Bury Park Congregational Guild. Luton, by the Orpheus Male Voice Choir, under Mr. A. R. Smart, 1..R.A.M.. There was not a ...