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... THOMAS HARDY. AUGUSTUS JOHN PORTRAIT REPRODUCTIONS. Adri.irers of the fiction of Thomas Hardy and the art of Augustus John—they are to be reckoned by the million—will he !glad to learn that • reproduction of the portrait of the great English novelist ...
... M. Jack, Aberdeen University, who spoke on the works of Thomas Hardy. Dr George Smith, Milltimber, presided. Mr Jack said that Hardy's art was an insistence on tragedy the basis of modern life. In his epic-dramas of the Dynasts he presented conflict ...
... THOMAS HARDY. THE LAST OF THE GREAT VICTORIANS. (By MR. G. J. ATKINSOh, LL.3.) Thomas Hardy is the last of the great Victorians, lonely outpost of the splendid hpst who have gone on before, said Mr. G. J. Atkinson in a discriminating review of the ...
... Thomas Hardy. The Kev. Dr K. H. Straclian is a known authority on the works Hardy, and his lecture to-night “Thos* Hardy as Dramatic Artist has awaited with interest. The lecture fw® one of the literary course irranged b» 1 . Education Authority and the ...
... THOMAS HARDY Tess of the D'urbervilles. ...
... THOMAS HARDY. AY 84 Tnowas iiARDV is Mill laming Poetry, and it is possibk that a new book of verse, collected and fresh, may appear in the not far distant future. We learn this from Ms. Cuse HOUAXD, who contributes a special article to the WEST 31tfantaSr ...
... THOMAS HARDY. I am glad to be able to say that the stories about Mr. Hardy's illners arc quite without foundation. Of course, the doyen of British novelist ik is not strong—his age is all against that — but he is enjoying himself very well just now. He ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY. it- CELEBRATES ? Rt iNjS , .. 1 il 'J birtj 6 anwus eutior ana kV Sfc ,' Dor chester, where % .jL years pest. tf® 'to?, 1340, at Higher SHi , UPes que thatched of,, S y ° the Great D'Urber- WtjJ a good stat ® of iJ&S and Mercury bv ...
... MR, THOMAS HARDY. CHURCH CHOIR SING AT HIS RESIDENCE. the night of his birthday on Monday Mr. Thomas Hardy was visaed the choir of Holy Trinity Church, Dorchester. They were received the drawing-room at Max Gate by Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, and ...
... THOMAS HARDY PLAY. DORCHESTER PERFORMANCE OF 44 TESS. The Central News Dorchester correspondent says Mr Thomas Hardy's play, Tees of the d'Urbervilles, will be performed by the Dorchester Hardy Players this evening, and the rehearsals give ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY. j famous novelist feted at Weymouth. Mr. Thoma« Hardy made one of his rare appearances iu public yesterday, when °, Performances Weymouth of +L 36 of the d'Urbervilles, e Sli f. IlPe » by a dinner given in honour and «- an' p r '°, ...
... THOMAS HARDY PRESENT. Satisfied With His Piay at Glastor* Mr Thomas Hardy, author of 0\ Cornwall, was present at ft e noon's performance Glastonbury- in strict seclusion, and the c unaware of his presence. The performance went with a 0 as a rumour had ...