... up from Eton or Harrow would be taken by Thomas, the footman, to the oneshilling gallery at the theatre and regaled with ginger-beer and buns. To our latter-day Etonian or Winchester man nobody would be hardy enough to suggest that kind of dissipation ...

... Leic. So.—Noon to Midnight. King Vidor's HALLELUJAH, the Epic of the Negro. in dialogue, with All-Negro Cast. Also Laurel-Hardy Comedy. From 11.30 to 1.0, any seat (except Loges), ls. 6d. KENSINGTON—Cent, 2. THE IRON MASK (Doug. Fairbanks), When Knights ...

... Leicester-sqL-Noon to Midnight. King Vider's HALLELUJAH, the Epic of the Negro, in dialogue, with All-Negro Cast. Also Laurel-Hardy Comedy. From. 11.30 to 12.0 any seat (except Loges) is. 6d. KENSINGTON—Cont. 2. THE IRON MASK (Doug. Fairbanks), When Knights ...

... HARDY'S BIRTHPLACE The old thatched cottage in the village of Higher Bockhampton, near Dorchester, where Thomas Hardy was born, is to be let. It stands right on the edge of Egdon Heath, which the novelist used often as background in his Wessex novels ...

... and Things, by Mr. Harold Nicolson: 9.35, Tony Kytes, the Arch Deceiver. by Muriel A. Levy, adapted from a story by Thomas Hardy: The Safe. by W. P. Lipscomb. The, plays produced by. Howard Rose; 10.12, second excerpt from The Mikado, with Darrell ...

... Nottingham; Taylor, Mrs. A., 48. Coleridge-rd, N. 12: Taylor, J., 3, Graftonterrace. Child's Hill, N.W.2: Thomas. Nancy, Brynderwen, Tatalvfera: Thomas. W. H.. Cwmbran Furnace, Llanelly• Trotman, Dorothy, flazeldene. Avenue-rd, Abergavenny; Trnstram, Mrs ...

... conservativ e kind a larger proportion. The King, Queen Mary, Baden-Powell, the Pope, King Edward VII., Lord Melbourne, Thomas Hardy, ''r ling, Marie Corelli, will all have their chrow clers. Karsavina's memoirs will rub shoulder ; with the memories of ...

... 12, (Daventry), gr °phone; 11-11.30, don), experimental vision transmission the Baird Process; 1 Don Ryden (violin Albert Hardie (pian fcrite); 12.30, organ r cital by Leonard Warner, relayed fro St. Botolph's, Bishop gate . ; 1-2, Recital gramophone ...

... remarkabl* ALL-TALKING Drama, MEN Without WOMEN ; L 45, 4.25, 7..9.40. 1,000 seats ls. 6d. hetwn - 12-1 , dly. TOSSAUD'S-Thomas Hardy's ' UNDER THE GREEN; WOOD TREE. all talking. Als6 Dream of Lore 'silent), and Srott-gt'arkey ...

... remarkable ALL-TALKING Drama, MEN Without WOMEN ; 1.45, 4.25, 7, 9.4 , 0. 1,000 seats Is.. 6d. betwn 12-1 dly. TUSSAUD'S-Thomas Hardy's UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE, all-talking. Also Dream of Love (silent), . and Scott-Sharkey Fight. ...

... The remarkable ALL TALKING DRAMA, MEN Without WOMEN ; 1.45, 4.25, 7, 9.40. 1,000 seats ls. 6d. betwn 12-1 My. TUSSAUD'S-Thomas Hardy's UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE, all_talking. Also Dream of Love 'silent), and SCOTT-SHARKEY FIGHT. ...

... remarkable ALL-TALKING DRAMA, MEN Without WOMEN ; 1.45, 4.25, 7, 9.40. 1,000 seats.ls. 6d. betwn 12-1 dly. TUSSAUD'S-Thomas. Hardy's UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE, all-talking. Also Dream of Love (silent), and SCOTT-SHARKEY FIGHT. ...