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... and Brian Bames. MORECAMBE Gaumont “T ADGHING ANNE.” which will be shown to-day and to-morrow, is based on the novel by Joseph Conrad. Margaret Lockwood gives fine characterisation in the title role. Anne is singer who in the -Dace of a few years descends ...
... the Rev. James Wright presided. The Junior Guild heard a talk on Sam Pollard of S.W. China, and the Seftior Guild on “Joseph Conrad. WOMEN UNIONISTS—There was a good attendance at the monthly meeting of Whatley Women Unionists yesterday week, when Mrs ...
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... the supporting cast. “Laughing Anne gives Margaret Lockwood one her best roles for some time as the red-haired beauty of Joseph Conrad's powerful story. And she takes full advantage of her opportunity to convey the tempestuous beauty, once the idol of the ...
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... ERIC THORNTON St. Annes links. Paired in the other match were Philip Scrutton, 33-year-old British Walker Cup man, and Joseph Conrad, 25-yearold member of the U.S. Walker Cup team. Scrutton gained a sensational victory 7 and 6 in his quarterfinal match ...