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... Clifton Players are to perform an adaptation of the Thomas Hardy novel The Day After the Fair, at Clifton House Hotel, Nairn from March 23 to 26. The late 19th century book, adapted for the stage by Frank Hardy, concerns a very ...
... a passion for Thomas Hardy. The only structural change he made was to create three bedrooms on the top floor. allowing his teenage children to come and stay. The larger of the two public rooms serves a study, where Peter pens gags for his sideline as ...
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... turgid lOth-century writer Thomas Hardy are in danger becoming bleak, depressing affairs. The 1967 film Far From The Madding Crowd was notable exception, largely because of Nic Roeg's sparkling cinematography. Almost years on. Hardy is back on screen with ...
... including such authors Thomas Hardy, Jane Austen, Salman Rushdie and F. M. Dostoyevsky working occasionally to themes: “Many people in this area will have read Lewis Grassic Gibbon, for instance, and may welcome an introduction to Thomas Hardy. Mrs Cochran, a ...
... severed the traditional link between its beer and retail business by creating an independent enteiprise within the group. Thomas Hardy Brewery, which aims to exploit shortages of quality bottling capacity in the UK, will now have to compete for business ...
... 95 AN ACTRESS picked by writer Thomas Hardy to play his heroine Tess of the d'Urbervilles has died at 95. Dorset-born Gertrude Bugler was the first person to play Tess when the dramatised novel was performed near Hardy’s home in Dorchester. ...
... On this day IMOI Thomas Hardy was bom 197 V) Pope John Paul II returned to his native Poland It was the first visit by a Pope to a Communist country IMfli English football dubs were banned Indefinitely from playing In Europe, following the Hoysel disaster ...
... later found in the man’s car, but police have ruled out any terrorist connection. Bequest THE church immortalised by author Thomas Hardy in his novel Under the Greenwood Tree has been left £70,000 in the will of an American professor. Richard Little-Purdy ...
... Saturday on one-way tickets to Florida. Hardy's house FANS of writer Thomas Hardy who have beaten a path to his doorstep for 20 years have been going to the wrong house, it has been announced. Records show that Hardy and his first wife, Emma, lived in one ...
... day proved a bit '«f a Shock when a large, bearded man tapped her on the shoulder to congratulate her it was the author Thomas Hardy. She went on to become classics mistress at St Columbus Girl’s School, Kilmalcolm, and in 1908 did the unheard-of by going ...