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... stupidities. It was redeemed by the steadfastness of Colonel Picquart. Before the Affaire Dreyfus was the Affaire Turpin. Turpin, who had invented Melinite, became a spy. During his imprisonment for spying he announced another great discovery. Mercier ...
... England of the eighteenth century and Dick Turpin abroad on the King's highway here 's a subject for popular melodrama, bristling with romance and dashing deeds 1 John Stafford's lively direction of DICK TURPIN (Capitol) takes full advantage of the colourful ...
... representative of one of the big tourist agencies. I should expect him to acquit Mr. Turpin of the charge of exaggeration and content himself with a warning. DlCHARD TURPIN, whose book, Doggett's Tours, will not amuse anybody outside the travelling public ...
... Allison (Allen and Unwin, 10s. 6d.) Championships, 1880-1931 (Amateur Athletic .s.? son as.) Doggett's Tours, by Richard Turpin (G]g d 7s. 6d.) Death Dams the Tide. J°h.n Wallace (Gravson, 7s. 6d.) Sergeant Sir Peter, by LdflaI (Chapman and Hall, 7s ...
... the company of those most erratic of spies, Chico and Harpo. Zeppo's suavity is again a foil to the others, and Harpo's Dick Turpin ride may console us for the silence of his harp and of Chico's piano. The screen adaptation of the stage success, BY CANDLELIGHT ...
... will have none of the difficulties commonly encountered in England, where it may be necessary to suspend the shooting of Dick Turpin's Ride to York while traffic roars by on the Great North Road, and re-make an execution in the Bloody Tower because a couple ...
... the fact that Lowe, the personal conductor, the guardian angel malgre lui) of the party, has a private drama of his own. Mr. Turpin tells us a lot about Lowe's charges, but he does not allow us to forget the important question will Major Doggett accept Lowe's ...
... there were circumstances that helped him to win our favour his life in the forest, the fact that he was one against many. Dick Turpin just manages to wriggle into the heroic class by virtue of his great ride on Black Bess but it is his mare, really, who saves ...
... of Rubens and gave birth to one of his most vigorous and striking pictures. What romance still clings to the name of Dick Turpin Who knows that in after years our descendants may not cherish the same feelings of tender ness and admiration for some prominent ...