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... Bartlett tells a story with enormous gusto but it is the theatricality of the tale that he captures so well . Using mainly Dickens ’ words , he creates a that is part terrifying nightmare and part vaudeville show . Designer Rae box stage , complete with ...
... BOYS ANTONY WOODWARD is entertained by this autumn's epic and scholarly re-creations of the past T O the Victorians, Charles Dickens was Stephen King. He invented the murder mystery, and virtually invented the notion of popular fiction, tailoring his ...
... and his rights to the British throne to Charles Emmanuel. The last, a second cousin twice removed, was the senior descendant of Henrietta, Duchess of Orleans, and so, for truly fanatical J acobites, became Charles IV of Great Britain. Henry had been the ...
... Estimate: €300,000-500,000 't \% > s } y WA L’.’ Y E b Provenance . ~ J“” g /4 Acquired by Sit Charles Mills, Bt (1792 -1872), ' = I‘sl* W or possibly his son Charles, Ist Lord Hillingdon (1830 IBNEIR ' i 3 L e Cameltord House, London, and Wildermesse Park ...
... Seaton. Anthues View the exhibition online at www.john-noott.com 2 or call the gallery for a copy of the brochure. 381 the Dickens House, 20 High Street, Broadway., Worcestershire WRI2 7DT Tel: 01386 858969/854868 The Cotswolds www.john-noott.com e-mail: ...