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... Edwardian literature being dramatised into radio serials we never find Sherlock Holmes coming to life. Reason is Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's famous 'tee has so far been locked away from the 8.8. C. by stringent copyright measures. Now I hear that at least a whisper ...
... present at i the Palace Court. Bournemouth, on March 20, The Poison Bell. an adaptation by Dan Sutherland of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's novel. The play comes to the West End in May The cast includes Keneth Kent. Hubert Gregg. Peter Madren. Wilfrid Caithness ...
... with the quiddity in the air . We went and bought a dozen works by standard authors at cut rates , including a novel by Conan Doyle of which we had never heard before . Spring fever does peculiar things to peopleas more than one observer of Nature has ...
... shows to the full Wilde's, utter lack of malice and his abounding good nature. It fully confirms, too, what, incidentally. Conan Doyle (himself a doctor). E. P. Benson and . the _ _ late Frankfort Moore said of Wllde to the present reviewes. that, as is now ...
... York Place Noitables SOON after the Conan Doyle Memorial Stone had been placed and unveiled by Lord Provost Sir Andrew Murray at 11 Picardy Place, where he was born, there appeared at 47 York Place, a little farther west, unobtrusively and without any ...
... Is it too much to with that in another country, where the leaders often say no, that someone will introduce the works of Conan 'Doyle--even though there is nothing Martian about them? Local Peers THdeath of Lord Hendersonbefore he had taken his seat in ...
... Smith, D.—“l Capture the Castle.” NON-FICTION. ~ Byrnes, J. F.—“ Speaking Frankly.” Carr, J. D.—“The Life of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.” Eisenhower, Gen. D. D.—“ Crusade in Europe.” Clubb, Brig. J. B.—“ The Story of the Arab Legion.” Harris, Sir' A.—“Bomber ...
... for the week was reported to £23,000,000 and expenditure £12,000,000, leaving a credit balance of £9,000,000. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was Informed by the Scottish Ofllce that they declined to interfere with the sentence of life prisonment imposed in on Oscar ...
... The letter he received from H. G. Wells whioh began Dear Sir and ended God damn you, Sir. The funds received from the Conan Doyle versus Arthur Keith contest on spiritualism being devoted to the purchase of his first car at sixty years of* age. appropriately ...
... ball? How strange that any snooker Player should want information on such points. Had snooker been played in the days when Conan Doyle wrote his world-famous detective stories. Sherlock Holmes. had he been asked to comment on the above so-called problems ...
... ball? How strange that any snooker player should want information on such points. Had snooker been played in the days when Conan Doyle wrote his brilliant and world-| famous stories of Sherlock Holmes, the great detective, had he been asked to comment on ...
... Braeriach plateau at 4060 ft. (b) In Larig Ghru between Braeriach and Ben Macdhui. s—Princess Elizabeth and Prince Charles. 6 Conan Doyle (1859-1930). ...