... were major winners in the Tony awards Broadway’s equivalent of the Oscars The Mysteiy of Edwin Drood a musical based on Charles Dickens' unfinished novel won five awards including the best actor in a musical prize for 66-year-old British character actor ...

... nowadays, robbery with violence. daily murders. racial prejudice (my pet aversion) and the threat of atom warfare for our children. Nevertheless. I like to think that from the spirit world Rabbie Burns, my countryman, and his Sasaenach compatriot Charles Dickens ...

... 26-year-old Denn:s Robert Burton. of Nottingham, who escaped from a party of .prisoners from Maidstone Gaol I yesterday. Charles Dickens. in his novel Great Expectations. described a hunt on the same marshes for a convict who had escaped from a prison ...

... 8.8. C. 1. Let It Be (1970): Starring The Beatles. Musical. 2.0: Granada and HTV David Copperfield: Screen version of Charles Dickens' novel. 2.35: 8.8. C. 1. Tom Thumb (1958) Terry Thorhas the villain. Russ Tamblyn's the hero, 5.0: 8.8. C. 2. Ring of ...

... Train Robbery with Frankie Ho%erd and Dora Bryan. Hiptodr•me: Inky the story of a teenager's life and loveaffairs, with Charles Brun , un and Susan George. Also ' Diamond Rush. • Abbey Wavertree: olner the brilliant musical based on Dickens' famous ...

... occasion, and Mrs. Pritchard said: We want to highlight the fact that the law on children in care has not changed since Charles Dickens' time. The campaign, tagged Parents with Children In Care wants to see legal aid extended 111 1 Z. . .S. , ' • Carohne ...

... latest in Arthur Barker's English Novelists • series is a close study of Charles Dickens, by Julian Symons. price 7s bd. Mr. Symons divides his narrative into the life of Dickens, his work and his position as an artist. He gives an arresting analysis of ...

... other solicitors. While we have always had ambulance chasers, they are now legitimised. But the practices described by Charles Dickens are still around. And if the new Lord Chancellor's proposals come into effect, things will not get better, but worse, ...

... nt embellishments - the work of Charles Cockerell the man who took over after Elms died of TB The oval room has seen many genuises display their craft - most notably the writers who gave readings there Charles Dickens appeared both there and in the great ...

... goes for approval A total of 466 cases of robbery was recorded compared with 292 ID 196 S—an increase of 59.11 per cent. The detection rate was 31.5 per cent. and 149 people appeared in court charged robbery. Of these. forty-three were aged under sixteen ...

... herdsman who received an £lB.OOO reward for information after the great train robbery, when he appeared on remand before Aylesbury magistrates to-day. When Marls, of Dickens Close, Quainton, near Aylesbury. was previously before the court, on December ...

... followed by The Business Programme. 6.00 AMERICAN FOOTBALL. 7.20 WHAT THE DICKENS! (repeat). Repeat of a Victorian entertainment first screened last Christmas with Ben Cross as Charles Dickens entertaining his friends and some foundling children with his amazing ...