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... be Issued on July 28 to mark the Booth anniversary of his blrtlu Two more famous literary figures are similarly honoured— John Keats and Gray The three profiles are taken from contemporary drawings and engravings and are printed In black and while against ...
... Greek civilisation wero the gorgeously decorated and delicately shaped Grecian Urns which inspired the beautiful poem of John Keats Because of a similarity in shape to some of the Greek burial urns the copper and silver vessel in ”11 THE USTONiMOUNT EVEREST ...
... Introduction by Mr Gerald Heard 935 BBC Orchestra (Section C) conducted by Joseph Lewis Dorothy Stanton soprago 1045— reading of John Keats’ ancy” hy Mr Robt Speaight 10 50- 12 Harry Roy and his Band Te- lavra SSiinping 1130 COURSE they’re on the Best of they ...
... would almost certainly have been an art ist or a vet 1110— NEWSNIGHT With Richard Baker 1125— CLOSEDOWN Modern Love by John Keats read by Cyril Cusack (R) 1130— CLOSE DOWN LAST NIGHT'S VIEW THE switch in the “ Man Alive ” format did more than Just change ...
... record breaking tacts Guest Alan Knott BLUE PETE! SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT Vai Singleton visits Wentworth Place once the home at John Keats (R) EVENING NEWS With Kenneth Kendall 155— REPORTING SCOTLAND Introduced by Mary Marquis and Sports preview by Archie racpherson ...
... geography of Ethiopia Simon faces stiff opposition from medical social worker Janet Savage 22 of Warrington (Life And Works Of John Keats): translator Leo Twyman 62 of Stockton-on-Tees It's fun learning newskills when help is at hand Your care builds his confidence ...
... the music-hall of the past— and must make them glad of progress DREARY -SOLO- on BBC-2 had Ian McKellen portraying poet John Keats McKellen is an excellent actor But It was a dreary show This is a programme for a very limited audience is right though ...
... Bulletin 935— Symphony Concert— Part IT 1020 Vanishing England’’— III by Mr Howard Marshall 1035— What the Thrush Said” by John Keats read by Nesta Sawyer 1040 Roy ox and his Band relayed from the Kit-Cat Restaurant Shipping orecast at 1130 1115— Municipal ...
... Laura? Not even Shakespeare liis dark lady Wo have Boccaccio’s tale of Isabella and her pot of Basil so touchingly retold by John Keats the wondrous true tales of Abelard and Ileloise Paola and rancesca and Dante’s hunger for tho lovely Beatrice The Industrial ...
... Browning Samuel Taylor Coleridge Thomas Hardy Emily Bronte Gwen John Eleanor arjcon Bobert Louis Steven-on Walter de la Mare John Keats John Clare and Herbert Palmer Siieakers: Ion Kwinley John Chentle abia Drake Jessica Tandy Music chosen and played by Henry ...
... the great wee laird of Bedlay in Lockhart’s command to the finest English poet since Shakespeare —' Back to your gallipots John Keats! Not much trace there of the democratic spirit with which Scotland is credited! Th preoccupation of the real possessor of ...