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... CHIT-CHAT THOMAS HARDY CENTENARY Provisional arrangements for the celebration of the Hardy Centenary on Sunday, June 2nd, are announced. The events arranged will take place on Hardy’s birthday. First there will be a special service at Stinsford Church ...
... cHAmBERss JOURNAL FOR JANUARY BEGINS THE NEW VOLUME AND CONTAINS A NEW POEM BY THOMAS HARDY 'ad a reprint of his first published work HOW I BUILT MYSELF A HOUSE whirls appeared sixty yaws age is Journal Al io the Opening A GREAT NEW NOVEL JOHN BUCHAN ...
... realist takes to literature (writes F.CB. in The Birmingham Post”) we have Emile Zola, Guy de Maupassant, Anatole France, Thomas Hardy, and a host of modern writers, who never paint a picture, but always use a camera. They are not artists, they are Press ...
... carols, and wishing a Happy New Year. They get in return at the houses they stop at pears, apples, nuts, and even money. Thomas Hardy has left us in tinder the I Greenwood Tree' a word picture of carollers and of the waits In his description of the pe ...
... 'i’i.AXllKKri COUNTRY” (Period, 1514), Patbe’s Coloured Masterpiece ~ MISS FLORENCE TURNER in from the madding CROWD,” by Thomas Hardy “VIA WIRELESS,” Pathe’s Big Sensation. SIMON THE JESTER,” it by W. J. Locice. ,fer TILL WATERS RUN DEEP,” Foai/urin# TRJ3E ...
... Queen's School, where they lay in disorder and suffering from damp for 17 years. In consequence of a request made by Sir Thomas Hardy. Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, the documents were conveyed to the Town Hall in 1879 ...
... Alice Lisle, by Whitaker-Wilson, reconstructed from Records. Wednesday, January 306.—The Queen of Cornuall, a tragedy by Thomas Hardy, set as a music-drama by Rutland Boughton. Thursday. January 31s(.—Lore Needit - a a modern fairy tale by James Dyrenfortb ...
... as I do, the worthiness of the bye-gone worthies 'as straightforward and honest Englishmen, I can say in the wordo of Thomas Hardy, the world went well in those days. I hare no doubt that in Neaten many Pharchs have arisen that knew not Joseph. I should ...
... CINEMA.DE.LONE ♦ll sdni,rera of the work of Thomas Hardy. 0.K., the great novelist. will be Amitotic to see the worthy tim version of Ida celebrated story, - Tess of the DTrbervillest which is to be esbibited here on Monday. Tuesday. and Wednesday nest ...
... Ist—Music Hall provamme. REGIONAL- Sunday, December 26th.—Three Strangers, a play for radio, adapted from the story by Thomas Hardy. Monday, December 27th.—Ice hockey: A commentary on the last period of the game Greyhounds v. Tigers, In the National League ...
... experiments In novel-writing have produced. Selected works from the following writers will be used to illustrate the course: Thomas Hardy, Samuel Butler. H G. Wells. D H. LawTence. E. M. Forster, Virginia Woolf, and James Joyce. Mr. F. A. Dollar. M A.. B.Sc ...
... and r relative of Mr. Ilecina . d P•qta. of Chester, occurred at Eastbourne. Mrs. Potts was the daughter of the late Hr. Thomas Hardy, of Butwell Hall, Notts., and married the son of the late Mr. Frederick Potts, of Horsley Hall, Ore,ford The burial of ...