... Mademoiselle Daniel; Mr. and Mrs. Albert .Neville; Mr. and Palmer ; Mr. Thomas Smith; Miss Weet-4'01; Athluninev Lodge and Chapters; Moe Grthnha• Nil, 'Helen Griffiths; Miss Ethel Hardy, artargements for these funerals Carried by Messes. T. If 13stiders and ...

... 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 ...

... an item from the London Palladium. _ p.m., the Surprise Item. 9.25 p.m., two short plays: (1) a humorous short story by Thomas Hardy, Tony Kytes, the Arch Deceiver, adapted by Muriel Levy: (2) The Safe. a thriller, pecially written for broadcasting ...

... work th e r reP Mr. Justice esuhled enquiry yesterday, years penal it„,4'etenced Roylance to four and e ßogers to la e, Hardy to three years, fiths in the second division. is t Talkie A Apparatus came efo4'lotion over a talkie apparatus Court ...

... 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 ...

... GRAND. Company as booked. BERNSTEIN THEATRES, LTD. E\ST HAM K1NB. (re., 12.30).-- Geddes Bros., Scott and Speed. Jones and Thomas; Jan. 30. George Hard Johnnie Walker and Mascot. Baird and Thompson WEST HAM KINE. (re., 12.30).-- George Crowther, Johnnie ...

... More ami Elsa May offered a pleasant little double act. The accompanists included Kath leen O'Hagan, Nora Brightwell, and Thomas Best, and the stage was directed by Charles Martin with Alfred Bishop as stage manager. Adair Wounded Fund. The dance-social ...

... White Rogers, traveller, and Jonathan Hardy. insurance broker, appeared on a charge of conspiring with other persona unknown to set fire to the Gordon Street Cinema, Luton. Roylanee pleaded guilty and Rogers and Hardy not guilty. Sir Henry Maddocks, for ...

... Percy Lush. The phrase I am quite well fre- Others present at the service included: quently covers not merely numerous Dr. Thomas Horton, Mr. B. Grey Griffiths. minor, but also major troubles. Our Mr. J. P. M. Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. doctors, far from going ...

... way Vinestreet, and attempts were made to rescue him from custody. Perry, cross-examined Mr. Q. L. Hardy, defending, denied that he struck Price. Mr. Hardy; The suggestion I am making is that you and your colleagues have brutally assaulted this man. this ...

... THE LATER YEARS OF THOMAS HARDY 1891--1928. By FLORENCE EMILY HARDY. With portraits in photogravure and half-tone, and other illustrations. Bvo. | 18s. net. [March. ...

... first half the Latymerians first through their inside right later two good efforts saved from range Eventually Proctor from Hardy’s centre Before the interval Bovs through Whitaker half further came for Gay-tonians Whitaker llermon and an opponent while ...