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... adjoining land in order to keep the fire in check. BLAZE RAVAGES HARDY COVNTRT. Fire broke out on Thursday afternoon on Gallows Hill, Edon Heath, the Dorset beauty spot immortalised by Thomas Hardy, and devastated 400 acres. Two hundred troops from BovrigtAin ...
... Chancellor; the General; the Prisoner; and Tony Kytes. the arch deceiver. Adapted by Muriel Levy from a short story by Thomas Hardy. The plays produced by Howard Rose. (Empire programme). 1-3 O—The 8.8. C. Theatre Orchestra. Leader. Montague Brearley; ...
... Franklyn Kelsey (baritone). USX—Closing passages from -Tess of the D'Urbervilles. by Thomas Hardy: read by Nadia Green. (To-day is the anniversary of tile birth of Hardy.) 1043- 124—Dance Music. The Dance Orchestra, directed by Henry Hall. Shipping Forecast ...
... jTED BY PHANTOMS OF HIS GENIUS. . HARDY'S LAST JOIJENEY ITIIOIIOII BILOVED VILLAGZB A TOUCNING DORCHESTER. Saturday. The remains of Thomas Hardy—except his heart, which will remain for ever in Wessex--slipped away from Dorchester this morning gently and ...
... adjourned quarterly meeting ot the Rural Council was held in the Courthouse Tuesday evening under the presidency of Mr. Thomas H. Hardy, J P. There were large number of applications for road maintenance, county surveyors' applications, and special works ...
... airman, and polo player, who won fame as the writer of Bengal Lancer and Golden Horn. died on Tuesday. aged A friend of Thomas Hardy, he was one of the most travelled of modern writers. Belfast Corporation in committee to-day approved the Education Committee ...
... Bret Harte christened The Corner House, and in a few yens she had gathered a circle of friends about her which included Thomas Hardy, Anthony Hope, Henry James. John Sargent, Violet Hunt, George Meredith, and a score of other literary lions and liouesses ...
... Interval. 7.3o—Gramophone Records he Francis Toye. Featherweight. 114—The Famo u s Tragedy of The Queen of Cornwall. by Thomas Hardy. Set as a music-drama by Rutland Boughton. A special version arranged for broadcasting by the Composer. 5-30 Weather Forecast ...
... the Ages-6. 544-- Troise and his Mandoliers. with Don Carlos. 045- - Three Strangers. A Play for Radio from the story by Thomas Hardy. 74—Reginald Foort at the 8.8. C. Theatre Organ. 7-30—The Ships seen on the Ice, by Lieut.-Commander R. T. Gould. 7-IS— ...
... 6-45—News. 74--Radio Blarney presented by Tony Cahill. 7-30—Mary Dempster O'Neill and George Dunlop: Vocal Duets 7-40—Thomas Hardy Centenary: A Talk. 6-o—Jeannie Reddin (piano). 8-15—Shakespeare in Silhouette, arranged by Eily MacAdam—As you like it ...
... it not thousands, has the prospect of a meagre Civil. List pension. For Jackie Coogan immortality, for the memory of Thomas Hardy a hardly extracted thousand pounds. The two helpers of the child, his parents and his traditional surroundings, which ...
... other side. Some of the leading poets of the day in Britain have a peculiar local interest fee Ulster people. The late Thomas Hardy in a neatly-phrased verse expressed his regret that he could never hope to see Donaghaden through advancing age and ...