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... The Grand. Thomas Hardy's famous novel, 1 - nder the tireenwood Tree. is a fine talkiu achievement secured for exhibition at the brand Theatre, Folesbill, this evening and to-morrow. The picture features - 7S;igel Barrie and Marguerite Allan. There ...
... FO R CHARITIES' AND SERVANTS Mrs Frances Gilling of Manor House' Bathford -(Somerset) widow of Captain Thomas' GUling daughter 'the late Mr Thomas ' Gilbert Cotton Hall Staffordshire unsettled property of 13263 (net personalty £14622) She: bequeathed ...
... 2.30: . Eveniags tram 6. ltstuday. Tv. Diilad Iowa: 6.10 .2 1330. TO-DAY. SEE AND HEAR THE ALL-BRITISH TALKIE TRIUMPH. THOMAS HARDY'S FAMOUS NOVEL OF ENGLISH RURAL LIFE: UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE With .. MARGUERITE ALLAN arst NIGEL BARRIE. Also the All-Talking ...
... HAMPTON LUCY. No REFLECTOR.— At Warwick County policecourt, on Saturday last, Thomas Bradfield, of Hampton Lucy, was fined 5s for riding a bicycle without a reflector. MEN's SoCIAL CLUB.—The annual supper of the Men's Social Club was held in the Women’s ...
... itlakemore distinguished him' selt. and w ben.' they got lull elov quarters the City found the County 's de. teme alert. %%Alen Thomas broke clean away Allen Ili, Ant, taken on the ran. and moor sent tier whets he had a tine .v. V, Nin .3, .serstsiiossi 4st ...
... The Hardy Touch. Mr. Tomlinson has given a tear novel that is different from all others. The kind of difference is best e%plained by saying that in his fine English prose lie treats the Great War very much as Thomas Hardy in the dramatic poetry and dialogue ...
... the city working ' out' plans and necessary finances!: - : ®i:WHEKHE' Sir - Kingsley Wood asked ' Mr Thomas would ' explain - what Hthecity? Mr Thomas: Certainly at most convenient opportunity but House will appreciate that there are negotiations affecting ...
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... Prico, J. so Simpson, A Victory Lodge : D. Griffiths, G. Representing Messrs, Clarke, Lister (Worshipful Master). A 5. H J I. Hardy, J. Heritage Peters, W. A. Bennett. Budge, H, Ralph, T. R. J. Meakin, and eakin. Lawrence Representing Wyley Jaodge: Dr. St ...
... Arch Deceiver. au introduction, a play, and an epilogue by Muriel A. Levy, adapted from a humorous short story written by Thomas Hardy; The Safe written specially for broadcasting, by W. P. LipscoMb; the plays produced by Howard Rose-. 10.12, Second excerpt ...
... The Mikado is an interesting feature of the London and Daventry programme fo • to-night. A play written from a story of Thomas Hardy's, and named Tony Kytes, the Arch Deceiver, is also to be heard this evening. LONDON--Call Min (842 kc.) (356.3 m.) ...
... Deceiver, an introduction, a play. and an epilogue by . Niuriel A. Levy, adapted from a humor- short story written by Thomas Hardy; The Sac, A Thriller, written specially for brinedcasting by W. P. Orchestra. 7.15-The Binning- Lipatsimb. The plays ...