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... innate charm of this man, at once sensitive and resolute, glows in the tributes paid by Barxy, Birrell, and Garvin. Lord John Russell, by A. Wyatt Tilby (Casseli. 15s.), is a much needed biography of the little giant of liberty in the later nineteenth century ...
... was often in dire straits, but it was still the age of patronage, and at twenty-eight, after acting as secretary to Lord John Russell, he became the Commissioner of Woods and Forests at a salary of £1,200 a year. He was safe for life. Their youngest son ...
... in 1574 Lady Hoby married John, Lord Russell, son of the Earl of Bedford. She wears a Viscountess' coronet; behind her kneel Elizabeth and Anne Hoby (both died 1570) and Elizabeth Russell; at her feet is her son, Thomas Russell (died in 1580); and in front ...
... music (including a swinging waltz), and Miss Nellie Briercliffe, Miss Margery Hicklin, Mr. Percy Heming, Mr. Roy Russell and Mr. Scott Russell com bine acting and singing satisfactorily. The churchwarden views with interest the effect of the Fountain of ...
... held proudly on high, have a bitter, hateful beauty. Stars of the Film A Young Man's Fancy, by F. M. Russell Flint Young Russell Flint, son of W. Russell Flint, R.A., went down to Ealing to paint this picture for the 1939 Royal Academy. Stars of the film ...
... 6d. HARPERS. Adventures of America 1857-1900: A Pictorial Record from Harper's Weekly. By John A. Kouwenhoven. 12s. 6d. HARRAP. In Search of Soviet Gold. By John D. Littlepage and Demaree Bess. 8s. 6d. HEINEMANN. What Happened to the Corbetts. By Nevil ...
... show, another chorus dance, and the fourth programme was at an end. Should I, who had arrived at half-time, stay on and see John Tilley, the resident comedian and something, I gathered, of a find Duty, and a proper respect for the original birthplace of ...
... For the library list Escape from Freedom. By Richard Ullman. (Faber; ys. 6 d.) The Silver Swan. By John Clayton. (Heinemann 8s. 6 d.) Uncle Arthur. By John Pudney. (Longmans ys. 6 d.) Despair and Delight. By Ralph Arnold. (Constable ys. 6 d.) Master of ...
... as ever. Now, here there was variety in its widest sense, and in Graham Liddington they have found as good a balladmonger as John Tilley is a most original comedian. His doddering piano- tuner is shriekingly funny. At the Savoy also we found good singers ...
... r BISHOP JUXON, CHARLES HODGES TRUE THOMAS HERBERT, STAFFORD HILLIARD A ROUNDHEAD OFFICER; VERY SCOTTISH NOBLE, MALCOLM RUSSELL; TURNCOAT HOLLAND, ROBERT HOLMES TOM TlTT Entertainments a la Carte continued from. p. i3 canting exaggerated into the manner ...
... EVELYN MOORE, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Moore, of New York, to Mr. Alan Russell, youngest son of the late Hon. Cyril Russell and of Mrs. Russell, took place at St. James's, Spanish Place. THE LITERARY LOUNGER Continual from Page 486.) ...
... Savoy; indeed, the sun shone with tropical intensity on the spectacle which we owed to that enterpris ing Mæcena, Miss Rita John, and her partner, Mr. George Robey. It was a noble thing to risk a few thousands on an operette English born and bred, a genre ...