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... 1968, it is memorable for the beauty of its photography and the vivid re-creation of England and its people in the time of Thomas Hardy. Julie Christie plays Bathsheba, impulsive, spirited, defiant, who demanded nothing ...
... COMING TO THE GRAND Jodie Christie as gatlishoha. the prowl, firer ormer whose tangled emotions giro substance the stonr in Thomas Hardy 's Far Freon do Madding Crowd. which will he showing soon at the Grand Cinema. Fronts. Ex-newspaper worker dies Mr Archibald ...
... images of Hardy's Wessex There is another chance to see the first part of Hardy’s Wessex on BBC-2 on Friday January 6 In this two-part series Desmond Hawkins explores the corner of England that featured so strongly in the life of Thomas Hardy and inspired ...
... Journey deep into Hardy country West On Two on BBC-2 on Friday is part one of Hardy’s Wessex entitled The Early Years In this two-part series Desmond Hawkins explores the corner of England that featured so strongly in the life of Thomas Hardy and inspired ...
... to leave their home to the mercy of their feathered antagonists. Odeon, Trowbridge FAR FROM the Madding Crowd from the Thomas Hardy novel is showing at the Odeon. Trowbridge. next week from Monday for six days. The film was shot on location at Devizes ...
... attraction to Thomas Hardy's work. This is not strange when one considers her own distinguished ancestry. Her great-greatgrandfather was Sir William Herschel, a prime mover in the discovery of the planet Uranus. Her grandfather was Sir Thomas Wade, Britain's ...
... based on the theme of love and war between the sexes Included is material by Oscar Wilde P Woodhouse D H Lawrence Dylan Thomas Thomas Hardy Shakespeare and others The programme has been devised and is compered by Michael Meyer During the interval and after ...
... NEW AT NORTON ST. PHILIP M Y whole knowledge of an English village consisted in what I had read about it in the novels of Thomas Hardy. Though he deals with the village life of a hundred years Ago, I was well prepared to find an English Village nowadays ...
... explores the corner of En-galnd that featured so strongly in the life of Thomas Hardy and inspired the powerful images to be found in his novels and poems Among the places visited are Hardy’s birthplace one of the last surviving patches of what he called Egdon ...
... Garden Chair: Car- Pets. BUM and Mate; China. o:ass and Ornaments; large entry of BOOK/3, includinsets by Rudyard Klipl•ing. Thomas Hardy and others. era. ere. eta he'd the BAST STREET SALEROOMS. TONIGHT Friday. the 24th June. 1966. at 5.30 p.m. Viewing: Day ...
... the tidal wave that followed the earthquake. I said, not one escaped. There was one exception, an ironic touch worthy of Thomas Hardy's immortal tale, • solitary criminal immured in dungeon below ground. Incidentally the dust wse visible at sunset for years ...
... given by the rector, the Rev C. R. Vincent; Orpheus and his lute by eiliakespeare. and The Choirmaster's Burial by Thomas Hardy. The recital ended with Palestrina's !Rabat Mater. The unaccompanied choir were conducted by their director. Douglas Clifford ...