... ——— The part of the Prime Minister in ‘the first of the previously banned films round the life of Queen Victoria, Warner’s ‘‘Victoria Regina,” is to be played by H. B. Warner, star of “Borrell and Son,” who arrived at the Savoy Hotel, London, with his ...

... take up residence in the palace. Since then it has been the London residence of reigning monarchs, Queen Victoria ordered the place to be called ‘“The Queen’s Palace,” hut for some curious reason people always referred to it as Buckingham Palace, the first ...

... play in association with Norman Marshall on June 21st, when the British ban on stage and screen portrayals of the life of Queen Victoria is lifted. wenilfuise Intimate view of what crooners eat: Rudy sat down to a dozen oysters, and a large sirloin steak ...

... the moods of the times. When Queen Victoria came to the throne in 1837, a hundred years ago, women’s dress quickly reflected the change from Georgian guicties to the simpler and stricter attitude to life which the young Queen exemplified. Dress became almost ...

... see it as produced by the Lawrence-Williamson Company. ~ And so—'‘Victoria,”” Hollywood’s first big Queen Victoria picture since ‘the ban on stage or screen portrayals of the great Queen was raised, begins to grow dizay with stars, Listed now are William ...

... and Mary also to make a film—probably with Buddy. - AP i To coincide with the hundredth anniversary of the day on which Queen Victoria was told by the Archbishop of Canterbury that she had succeeded to the throne, Laurence Housman’s much-debated play, ...

... ls which will be of much interest to present members and many of our readers. It was on October 23rd, 1837—just after Queen Victoria came to the Throne—that the Loval Philanthropic Lodge was created, and commenced its useful work in our ancient town. ...

... less religious or { more unmindinl of what Good Friday ln(and.\ for than were our forefathers in the more =ombre days of Queen Victoria, THE CORONATION. The programme of the Coronation festivities arranged by the committee over which Mr. i. J. Waymouth presides ...

... Parliament were destroyed, the King offered the Palace as a new home. The offer was immediately refused. In 1837, however, Queen Victoria had a look at the Palace, spent another £150,000 in addition to the original half-million, and went into residence. To-day ...

... spacious entrance hall, the walls were covered with shining scabbards, swords, lances and shields, A great oil painting of Queen Victoria adorns one wall, Alderman Byrne himself at this point came to meet me and gave a cordial welcome, He inquired after conditions ...

... wear irom July 5 to 10 was sent to Queen Mary, who in her reply expressed her interest in it, Miss Brickland, who was selected for the part out of 150 applicants, is a pupil of the Queen’s School, Clester, of which Queen Mary is patron, Full details of the ...

... OUR CORONATION BEAUTY QUEEN. Amidst the Coronation celebrations, Horncastle people will, we feel sure, spare a moment’s thought for another festivity which will be upon us almost before we have * recovered ” from the jollities we all are to share in next ...