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... production, ‘‘ Sincerely Yours ; an interest film, ** Strange as it Seems ; and a cartoon. The “ star” picture was * The Jewel Robbery,” featuring William Powell and Kay Francis. “OUR BETTERS. Satirical, smart and witty, ‘‘ Our Betters,” showing at the Hippodrome ...
... Chesterfield property owners were summoned, yesterday, with respect to sanitary defects on their premises. They were Charles and Hannah Dickens, Abercrombie Street; F. W. Davidson. Sheffield Road; B. W. Broomhead, Saltea-gate; and 1.. and J. W. Hambridge ; ...
... become inseparably Linked with that of Dickens that the earlier asisociaf tions of the place—the neighbourhood, not the house —are apt be forgotten. The best known of these associations is, of course, the famous robbery in which Falrtaft took part. The victims ...
... photographic illustrations Mrs. Kato Porugini, daughter of Charles Dickens, has made selections from her father’s works and published them tinder the title of “Tho Comedy of Charles Dickens (Chapman and Hall). extracts arc preceded by notes to their ...
... GAM:I-TE. iUNION URE PALACE STREET. MOORHEAD. _ CO NTINUOUS, 2.30 to 10.30. ITYR MUTUAL FRIEND.'' bq By Charles Dicker's. Matz, President of Dickens Fellowship. 411 t ne whole story has beets screened. so that , 7(nl 4 .r0 assured of a real treat. THE ...
... anything. Inquiries uiado the Museum elicit the fact the robbery was committed either on Saturday Bank Hobday, probably latter. It evident that tlie thief or thieves had carefully planned robbery. room the jewels were kept is one the most largely frequented ...
... 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 ...
... the true sentiment inseparable from the oldfashioned celebration of English Christmas. These were Washington Irving and Charles Dickens. Who can peruse their writingsthat is, those having special reference to Tide—without being infected the enthusiasm for ...
... age is valid. The higher might well be extended to include us all—for who can outgrow excerpts from Dickens, Defoe. Rider Haggard, Kenneth Grahame, Charles Lamb, Scott, or Stevenson? As that scanty selection of authors shows, this is a book of high merit ...
... in the sale newspapers. Mr. Arthur T. Yates, a trustee of the institution. responding, referred the association with Charles Dickens, who was their fim president. and who. ebelieved, roust have derived for >oroc his characters from hi- intimacy with the ...
... letter it will be noticed Dickens refers to Mr Trood “ Mr Strood” VICTORIAN COURTESY letter written Victorian courtesy says: Mr Charles Mr Strood good to that rubbish or from Falstaff thrown into the shrubbery j Hill Mr Dickens that Mr leaving after There ...
... —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 ...