... music Thursday, Friday & Saturday. NEWS TATTER COAIBDY The Great British All Talkie Under the Greenwood Tree, leased on Thomas Hardy’* Famous Novel, with all the charm and purity of the English voice. (Silent) NEWS AND COMEDY Monday to Friday S p.m. Saturday ...

... arrangements for the to Somerset, Cornwall Devon and Dorset Professor Reade enlisted the of many friends, including Mrs. Thomas Hardy, and the tour was full of interest and the happiest of experiences. S.P.G. ANNUAL MEETING. GATHERING AT THE SMALL HALL ...

... realise was that if man were not a creature of soaring power he would not be able to dwell on his own insignificance at all. Thomas Hardy, by his great pity, which brought him near to the angels, refuted his own gospel of futility. The power that gave man wings ...

... the modern Tes-s, dairymaid Dorset. The creamy complexion, the large innocent eyes, and the pretty hair which enchanted Thomas Hardy have vanished, and she has become a thing thin, steely I'imJbs and squat outline. She” is, in fact, a 1120 h.p Diesel ...

... sports as run off and the following are the results : Toddlers, and under—l, Bobby West ; 2, tileen Cooper ; Gerald Thomas ; 4, Barbara Hardy. Boy> under 10—i, Macey ; 2, R. Chappie 'b A. Garland ; 4, R Curtis. Boys under 12—1, K Vincent ; 2, R. Butcher ; ...

... cleared. Dash was well away Glastonbury— S. Hardy; H. W. Lan g ley , C. when Loxton ran in to tackle and took Dash -Miller; W. Jefferies, C Davis. D. Gane. off his feet. A free kick was awarded just • G. Thomas. E. Alden. c. Harman. L. DowdneY• outside ...

... for 2 4. Scores:— CLARK, SON AND MORLAND SECOND XL A. Hird. c C. Aldous. b Thomas 33 L. Gould, b Hayes A. Dunthorn, b Thomas 49 L. Taylor, b Haves D. Edwards, c Bryant, b Thomas S. Wills, not out $ L. Holly, not out Extras •Total (for 5 ickets) ISS • Innings ...

... Glastonbury—S. Hardy; C. Miller, D. Sullivan; W. Brain, C. Davis. W. Jefferies; A. Smith. G. Thomas, E. Alden. 1). Wilmott and I. Miles. Referee: Mr. how (Bristol). Wells won the toss, and Glastonbury, kicking off, attacked at the start, Thomas forcing Stott ...

... Glastonbury team was as follows:—S. Hardy; H. Langley, C. Miller; K. Barry, C. Davis, C. Harman; A. Smith, G. Thomas, A. May, D. Wilmott and C. Game. Chippcnham Town team were composed of : Drewitt; Davis, Fitchett; Thomas, Bulman, Swindell; Curtis, Hacker ...

... of the Hardy Players, at Dorchester is a very good example of what local interest in Dramatic Art can be worked up to. ****** am, of recent years, rather out of touch with Dorchester matters, but it will be remembered that even before Thomas Hardy’s death ...

... but Miller cleared. Davidge then sent in a long one, which Hardy hit out for a corner. This was cleared, and Hardy caught another shot, Miller getting the ball away. After five minutes' play Thomas opened the scoring for Glastonbury with a shot that went ...

... Glastonbury—S. Hardy; C. Miller, H. Rawles; W. Jefferies, C. Davis, R. Gorman; J. Pattison, W. Chainey, C. Alden, C. Harman, L. Dowdney. Taunton Town—Packer; D. Sullivan, E. Curtis; L. Webber, W. Curtis, H. Curtis; Vickery, Jennings, Thomas, J. Boddy, Morley ...