... popularity. It was written rearly years ago tin 1912) and had appeared in every anthology with which was personally acquainted Thomas Hardy, when his death bed. had asked that this work should be read him. Mr. Green Armytage concluded by remarking that had been ...

... manager was Alan Clease assistant stage manager Andrew K.. Pollock and stage crew. Clive, I Castle. Norman Dyer. Anthony, Hardy, David Ransome, John Chitson, Michael J. Elliott, Barry W. Lees and Peter Ward. Music and sound effects were arranged byj Petei ...

... for they were the people who made it. with Rotarian A. E. Manns, who provided the facilities. Apart from the Club's carol hardy annual —all the entertainment was on records. ♦ * Music on the river The plans, announced recently for an orchestra to play ...

... Mr. W. J. E. White (David Owen and Co.). THEATRICAL INTEREST Mr. Nat Day (theatrical and variety agent), Mr. Wm. D. Mather (Hardy, Lawton and Co., Sheffield) also representing Mr. H. J. Staines. Sheffield Telegraph, Mr. Frank Maddox (lessee. Theatre Royal) ...

... Boddington introduced the Ambassador's wife Mrs W E. Hardy and Miss Margaret Fer guson. who were responsible for organising entertainment ot many thousands of U A. troops during the war. Miss Penelope Hardy, hon. sec. Bath branch of the English-Speak inc Union ...

... Road. 'Phone *691. BED A BREAKFAST, per wee* Near the iea Very comfortable.—Mrs 57. St. Augustine . Southsea SOUTHSEA. Mrs. Thomas, 4, Lucknow Street. Bed breakfast Comfortable rooms, near sea. SOUTHSEA. Holiday accom Private house. Terms reasonable. —Atkins ...