... British History. - The Spanish Armada. D. Scott Daniell. 241—Interval. 241-- Serial Reading. Under the Greenwood Tree. by Thomas Hardy. read by V. C. Clinton-Baddeley. 3-15—The Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra: solo violoncello. Feuermann. From the Pavilion ...

... TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1931. A THOMAS HARDY STORY. WHEN HE WASTHOUGHT TO BE DE''AD. SIR J. BARRIE'S REVELATIONS STRIKING TRIBETE AT MEMORIAL Sir James Barrie told an interesting story of Thomas Hardy when at Dorcester to-day he unveiled a beautiful ...

... HARDY'S CHOICE, The choice of Miss Gwen Pfrangein- Dairies to play the part of Tess in less of the D'Urbeerilles is widely praised to- day, and this young actress is complimented on the great distinction which Mr. Thomas Hardy has bestowed on her ...

... Dingle Foot, who asked for further information as to the sentences passed at Glasgow Central Police Court on July 19 on Thomas Hardy and six other lads, the number of times they had been warped by the police, said all with one exception had been repeatedly ...

... 2s—lnterval Music. 2-34 —British History. Sybil Clarke. 2-54 Interval. 2-55 Serial Reading: Under the Greenwood Tree. By Thomas Hardy. 3-111— The Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra: solo pianoforte. Harriet Cohen. 4-55—Tea-time Talk. Men in the Kitchen. ...

... rings with sincerity. and it might be said that the author* have done the same for Devrinshire and Cornwall an the late Thomas Hardy did for Dorset, and Miss Sheila Kaye Smith for Sursex. The scenes are, of course, laid in I)en-011.1 Yellow Sand; being ...

... following his death. The reputation of Thomas Hardy and Arnold Bennett is still under the influence of that depression, but 1 am sure that Gnlsworthy will come once again into critical esteem, just as surely aa Hardy and Bennett. Mean, while Mr. Lion is ...

... Mirror. FAMOUS GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Mr. Thotuas Hardy has, I see. consented to lay the foundation-stone of the new buildings of Dorchester Grammar School next month. The school ens founded in ISM by another Thomas Hardy. an ancestor of the famous novelist. Among ...

... AMERICA AND BAD ENGLISH. Thus the New York World Thomas Hardy notes appalling increase of slipshod writing the British Press and ascribes it to ‘the increasing influx of. American .journals fearfully and wonderfully worded.” The fault c-xists, the most ...

... known on both sides of the Atlantic—yet it was only in the last New Year's honours that he figured for a knighthood. Mr. Thomas Hardy has already greeted the couple, in view of the golden anniversary of their wedding, and many other congratulations will ...

... HEIR TO THE THRONE TO VISIT GREAT NOVELIST. THOMAS HARDT% Inn', NONE. Thomas Hardy. 0.M., will to-morrow entertain the heir to the Throne at his ' Dorchester home. There are not a few who will envy the Prince his visit to our greatest living novelist ...

... 2-26—Interval music 2-30—Senior English. Book Talk: The Trumpet Major, by Thomas Hardy. S. P. B. Mais. 2-56 Interval music. 3-0 Concert Lesson. Handel—General Characteristics. Thomas Armstrong. D.Mus.. Organist and Lecturer in Music, Christ Church. Oxford ...