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... —Thomas Hardy. (The Maiden's Pledge.) She went her way across the fields, sometimes above the fog, sometimes below it, not much perplexed by its presence except when the track was so indefinite that it ceased to be a guide to the next stile. The dampness ...
... BRIDGE FOOT. Entire Week, commencing Monday Next, January 19th. COLOSSAL PRODUCTION : TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES FP By THOMAS HARDY. IM ES DAILY --- T H RE F. PRICES TO PLEASE EVERYBODY . Seats Booking now at Mr. R. H. Pearson's, Bridge Street. ...
... knowledge simultancously with the stunting of wisdam, or from some other cause, we seem threatened with a new dark age.- Thomas Hardy. ...
... wonderful man. Thomas Hardy. He was a man whom the nation has honoured, a man who, having gone into the great beyond. Mill leaves behind a name that will live as long as English people books and dream dreams. To many young citizens the name of Hardy will only ...
... -upported by an all star cast in WINE. A real Sparklnig Entertainment. Following week TEM OF THE D'URBERVILLES. By Thomas Hardy. Larry Simon in THE GIRL IN THE LIMOUSINE . ' also TOM MIX in SINGLE SHOT PARKER.- ...
... Robert Bridges, D. Litt, to be Poet Laureate. Robert Bridges is not so well known to the public as Mr. Rudyard Kipling, Mr. Thomas Hardy, or one or two of the other poets who were considered likely candidates for the Laureateship. This is owing to the more ...
... the tamp. The subject of the papers WIP My Far vette Atithor. Walter 800tt two adherents, whilst Stratton , Per and Thomas Hardy were the other writers (+boson. A very informil discussion followed the reeding*, and lit canons points in the programme ...
... 7-9 TWICE NIGIITLY 9-: OPEN 6-30. • TO-NIGIIT (FRIDAY) and TO-MORROW (SATURDAY): •A Strong Drama based on the Novel by Thomas Hardy, 0.M., in ; FAR FROM THE MAODING CROWD.' MONDAY, TUESDAY L WEDNE.SDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDAY March 27, 28, and 29 ...
... s.o—Light Music Through the Ages-6. s.so—Music of the People. 6.2s—Three Strangers ' a play for radio from the story by Thomas Hardy. 7.o—Reginald Foort at the 8.8. C. _ Theatre Organ. 7.30-7.so—The Ships Seen on the Ice. 8.0 A REILIGIOUS SBR VICE (Church ...
... . • Cratic. 7.zi—Fogindations of Music. 7.3o—The Mayor of Casterbridge, a play by John Drinkwater from the novel by 'Thomas Hardy. 9.o—Some Pieces by Alec Rowley, played by the composer. 94s—Mr. Donald Maxwell: The Lost Rivers of London. 9.3o—Weather ...
... our opinion he is one of the most :wadable authors of the day. A CH tNOF.D NOT AND Ttl.P.O. By Thomas Hardy. (Macmillan and CO., London. Cs.) Thomas Hardy is the last. of the distinguished Victorian men of letters, and right worthily hears the in of the ...
... the Royal Court this week. The author of the play, Mr. Eden Phillpotts, has done for Devon and Cornwall what the late Mr. Thomas Hardy and Miss Sheila Kaye Smith have done for Dorset and Sussex. As might be expected from the fact that it is Sir Barry Jackson ...