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... the second act of Charles Morgan's The River Line (Strand). L. to r. Michael Goodliffe, |ohn Westbrook, Pamela Brown, Robert Hardy, Paul Scofield. Rosalind Boxall (Margaret of Anjou) taunts the captive York (Alan Bridges) in the Birmingham Repertory pro ...
... 1893: LITERARIANS OF THE MOMENT THOMAS HARDY. I Human passion has no more faithful interpreter, g and his intense love of country sights and I sounds which is so distinguishing a feature of his I novels is brought home to one most pointedly I in a walk ...
... judging as 1 ame on from the Festival Hall where he had been conducting a con t Mr. Oliver Messel, Mr. Simon Elwes and Mr. Hardy Amies. The i ize for the most original headdress was won by Mrs. Robin Wil with two black gloves, the fingers covering her ...
... blouse, Miss Antonia snm f ;uK', Miss Elizabeth Messel, wrapped in a tartan stole, were of A h R'rls- Mr. Charles MacArthur Hardy, a favourite escort e s- last season, Miss Anne Wyndham-Lewis, Mr. Julian Plowden and Sir James Scott-Douglas, just back from ...
... mutual interest were Mr. Teddy Tinling and Mr. Hardy Amies Miss Gem Hoahing, Mr. George Faber, chairman of the Committee, and Miss Helen Fletcher, singles, doubles and mixed doubles winner Mr. David Thomas, Miss Maureen Mills and Miss Jaqueline Mills. ...
... but their nt has been possible only by great changes, chiefly by way of expansion, in the original garden which the late Sir Thomas Hanbury gifted in trust to the Society in T903, and which for the previous thirty years or so had been cultivated by the late ...
... the country. To the north King Alfred burnt his cakes and King Arthur fought his battles to the south is the country of Thomas Hardy. And now, to cap all, Yeovil in recent years has been revealed by Stephen Potter Concluded on following page OF SALISBURY ...
... Elizabeth Oldfield, the Hon. Mrs. Neville Berry, whose portrait was on the wall, Mr. Michael Gold, the Hon. Thoma and Mrs. Hazlerigg, Major Thomas Harvey, who came alone as his wife, whose portrait was much admired, is unfortunately suffering from jaundice ...
... later growth have their honour too for the spires lifted up by the Oxford Movement and the neo-Gothic architects among whom Thomas Hardy was trained are often the delight of the eye, and adorn the prospect of towns, otherwise unlovely, as much as the green ...
... e too. Indeed, there arc fine pedigree herds of dairy cattle in this lrl t-i f 4- on/4 nlennrnnrn nnn can see some of the hardy cross-breds and non-pedigree animals that still make dairy-farming an important part of the life of the area. Wigan is neither ...
... there in Somerset Maugham's Cakes and Ale. Talking of the Grand Old Man of literature in the book (whom most of us see as Thomas Hardy), the guv'nor says: Quite a character, he was. Reminded me of my father, except that my old governor never read a book ...
... the Britannia Challenge Cup A Scottish Weddinq In London: Miss Charmian Innes Married Mr. Donald Griffiths Mr. Michael Hardie Mrs. Hardie Mr. Geoffrey Griffiths best man to his brother and Mr. Francis Rose were at the reception at Kingston House Princes ...