... QUEEN VICTORIA loo?- anyt we tended to illustrate af ; 011 our late Queen bore for her Pri = °- fcemphasised rt fact that aa she lies bridal M e r° th Pleats her all reov3r 011 her finsrere were placed *se 5 UC ® Alb2rt Uad S' ven t0 her . * oi ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA Part Technicolor 1.55 , 5.5 , 8.20 (U) AND Jack Cicely HULBERT COURTNEIDGE FALLING FOR YOU 3.35, 6.45 (U) ,30 p.m. THURS., FEB. lith. Constance Brod BENNETT CRAWFORD Andy^pEVlNE ...

... © QUEE RIA.” ECTURE AT WHITSTABLE. On Wednesday the Rev. Ww. J. Heaton, F.R.A 8, delivered a lecture on “ Queen Victoria,” at the Was- lsyan schoolroom, Argyle Road, the lecture b eing one of a series to be held monthly. There wa 8 & good attendance ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. His Majesty the King, it will remembered. was recently approached the Lord Mayor of London with regard to -i number of suggestions made that there should be some permanent national memorial of Queen Victoria. His Majesty suggested that ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA SOUTH BUCKS mourning. ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA Anna Neagle Anton Walbrook Screened at 2.23. 4.42, 7.1. 9.20 ...

... Queen Victoria. His Majesty the King. it will be remembered, was recently approached by the Lord Mayor of London with regard to a number of suggestions made that there should be some permanent national memorial of Queen Victoria. Hie Majesty suggested ...

... gave it to the miserable looking man who, looking at her. said Anyone to do that is fit to be a Queen. And she was a Queen, added the lecturer. Queen Victoria had a wise head, and was brioad-minded. She belonged to the Church of England. and she was true ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA 1.25 3.35 6.5 8.35. glorious production with scenes in Technicolor. Also Seaman Frank (Frank Laskier) in CALL OF-THE SEA SUNDAY, APRIL 11th. 'Continuous 4 to 9.30 n.m. GEORGE RAFT—CLAIRE TREVOR in I STOLE A MILLIONS Ralph Reader —Gine ...

... youngsters. He often told an amusin story of an incident be witnessed while a uest of Queen Victoria on th e Royal acht at Cowes. He saw a num ber of sailors look- the Queen, who inqui ing anxiously at what was the matter. of the captain he replied, “* This ...

... Queen Victoria. On March 2nd, 1882, for the fifth time Queen Victoria's life was threatened by assassination. A lunatic, one Roderick Maclean, fired a pistol at the Queen, happily without hitting her, at Windsor 'railway station as she was ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. MEMORIAL SCHEMES. It has been decided to obtain a design for the structure which is to enshrine Mr. Brock's statue of Queen Victoria, and which is to be a costly and magnificent monument, standing centrally in front of Buckingham Palace ...