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... address the Speaker must rise his place uncovered.— limes ' tele giam. A DICKENS LETTER. The following hitherto unpublisher letter (says The Times), written by Charles Dickens to the Rev R. L. Lloyd, of Belpcr, Derbyshire, d now in the possession of ...
... Box Offlce Tel.: Cor. 841. ' NEXT WEEK : ONE MATINEE ONLY, Saturday at 8, BRANSBY WILLIAMS, the Eminent Actor, and in Charles Dickens's DAVID COPPERFIELD A 3-iK-t, Play by Frederick Evelyn. WILLIAMS plays the' Two Parte, and Peggotty. Continuous from ...
... Sir, etc., Hull, August 13th, 1908. BOBBY. A DICKENS EXHIBITION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY MAIL. Sir,—Will you, with your usual kindness, allow me to draw* the attention of Hull admirers of Charles Dickens to a Dickensian Exhibition now open in London ...
... Error* Box Office Tel. : Cor. R4l. NEXT WEEK : ONE MATINEE ONLY, Saturday 2, BRANSBY* WILLIAMS, the Eminent Actor, and in Charles Dickens's DAVID COPPER FIELD. A 3-aet Frederick Evelyn. BRAXSBV WILLI A lie] tin' Two Parts, and Peggotty. Continuous from ...
... Errors. Box Office Tel.: Cor. 841. NEXT WEEK: ONE MATINEE ONLY, Saturday 2, WILLIAMS, the Eminent A-tor. and Company Charles Dickens's DAVID OOPPEKFIELD. A Play Frederick Evelyn. BIiAXSBY WILLIAMS plays the Two Tarts, and Feg^otty. MAJESTIC. Continuous ...
... —Weather and News. 9.20.—' Foreign Affairs, Mr Vernon Bartlett. 9.35 —10.50. —A Christmas Carol. based on the story by Charles Dickens; new adaptation for the microphone Max Kester; music specially composed by Robert ■withJSeymotrr Relay of Rehearsal Palace ...
... In Westminster Abbey, the villainous lies with Chatham, Dickens, and! Wilberforce! In the same company Benn, a barber'a d? lighter. She was a notorious and scandalous person the Court of Charles 11., who Used her as a spy. Some of her plays were the most ...
... in contact with him are realistically reproduced in the film version Jerome great- story. Comedy is provided The vacuum Robbery.' 1 Bathe's Animated Newspaper, and the Geysers of Yellowstone Park complete a programme. THE six-reel picture, replete with ...
... story, because has learnt its significance—its spiritual meaning. The story of properly told never loses its fascination. Charles Dickens (The Commercial Traveller) said, Tell it; it there to be told. Tell it to the masses of men, and ' you shall a sight ...
... polished F.astern drama. MONICA. —Mon. Wed.: Scrooge. Perfect Dickens sentiment. Seymour Hicks, Donald Calthrop.—Thurs.—Sat.: Honours Easy. Greta Nissen, Ivan Sampson in love and robbery. NATIONAL. Mon.—Wed.: Honours Fas.v. See Monica.—Thurs. —TSat ...
... protest (he continued) against the delay in bringing this action. It makes one think that the criticism f the late lamented Charles Dickens, about the law's delays, was not unmerited. his trial will be of some historical interest, for it is the first in history ...
... ); Ada Louisa Gall 2nd Glass (Miss Ethel Atkinson, A.M.1.C.); Vera Sparks let Class (Miss Gertrude Jackson, A.M.1.C.); Charles Dickens lst Class. ertiude May Barnard lst Class, Cyril Vincent Duncan 2nd Class. Madge Beecroft Scarr lst Class. Lizzie Cuthbert ...