... in '‘THE PAWNSHOP.** THEATRE ROYAL, PRESTON. MONDAY, DECEMBER 30th, AND ALL WEEK. GRAND HOLIDAY ATTRACTION. SEE AND HEAR THOMAS HARDY’S IMMORTAI STORY, “UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE.’* A Talking Picture that ia different; as delightful to the eye a» it toneful ...

... TEL. 2615. THEATRE ROYAL, PRESTON. ’ST MONDAY, DECEMBER 301b. AND ALL WEEK. GRAND HOLIDAY ATTRACTION. SEE AND HEAR THOMAS HARDY’S IMMORTAL STORY, “UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE.” Picture U»t 1, dlgnait; u delightful u it I, lonelnl tb« eu. ENTERTAINMENT. ALSO ...

... T 11 8 Capt Petn-’s Uippoiytus, dys Thackray 11 8 (.apt Sassoon’s Mustard Club, sys. Owner 11 8 Mr W Scoit’s Fcstum, oys. Hardy 11 8 Mr M Stehpens’ Nenophobe, 4ys.. M E 11 BMr Whiteman’s Cornwallis, sys J Johnson 11 Woodviiie’s Royal Repose, sys Everett ...

... Mr Thomas to record? , seed in the Federated Malay States. The meal the Eastern Pacific, 540 miles from Panama, 2. 437. made by W. H. Ponsford in Its value is present restricted tho workers' always greater onus Mr f nomas g what town Thomas Hardy’s is ...

... pull tfirOU to S tl JJaw6oll , ® ni } seems to have taken outhore, hke Hardy and Kingsley, but they are 736 . John Wilkes expelled from House of Common., 1764. Ciudad Mr. J. H. Thomas. I 41. form hunt for a suitable spot for st. the choice of the reading ...

... 11 (Mr Parsonage) Whit’r 11 7 CASTLETOWN. (Mr E Platt) Poole 6 THE MOY, 10 (Mr Henderson) Woodland 11 5 THE MONK. (Mrs V-Thomas) Powell ll 4 PARIS FLIGHT. 10 (Mr AV Harris) C Young 11 3 PRIDE OF THE MORNING. lOys (Major S-Montefiore) Woodland 11 2 OLAXGKSIA ...

... Arch Deceiver, an introduction, a play, and an Epilogue by Muriel A. Levy, adapted from 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 ...

... ; Then. aft«- resting, for A new alloy—consisting of tin and lead—that I •• oAKOA the King to London. No Court Circular . Hardy was, I believe, technical article bit, upsetting everybody, he goes out again and will provetn the bursting of water pipes ...

... ” if wood mentions the well-known fact that tho 5 PeGpinit ToniS* 2. had not been for the stimulus Mrs. Haw- late Mrs. Thomas Hardy gave invaluable help | g %Wliltl T, EXILLSrS 1 hoi ne’s encouragement in Jiis hours of *u and W critiwsm bnt’lby TO P ying ...

... threatened with annihilation. railways gave Spain better times attracted argument. But from Conservatives h© that regiment. Thomas Hardy—“ The Three Strangers.” fo a Press representative yesterday, “.ire to her territory large and most valuable tourist right ...

... MOTORISTS FINED FOR OBSTRUCTION AT ACCRINGTON. For obstructing Blackburn-road with motor car, Thomas Maudsley, commercial traveller, 62, Nowport-road, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester, was fined 20s. the Accrington magistrates today. was stated by P.C. Paintin ...

... Chemical Industries, 26/7s. International Holdings and Investment. par value. ss. Inveresk Paper, 9/6. Leyland Motors, 55/5. Thomas Tilling. 5 1-32. and Toll. lOOkr.. 30|. Oils.—Anglo-Persian. 4|. British Controlled Ptefd., 6/3. _Burmah, 3-16- Canadian E-aglc ...