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... worried Mr. Algernon Blackwood phrases it wumbled, It is what may be described as the Martha tendency in human nature, the concentration on things that are inessential. In I opposition come all the Mary qualities of large sympathies. Mr. Algernon Blackwood ...
... worried Mr. Algernon Blackwood phrases it wumbled, It is what may be described as the Martha tendency in human nature, the concentration on things that are inessential. In I opposition come all the Mary qualities of large sympathies. Mr. Algernon Blackwood ...
... London. The cast includes Miss Irene Rooke, Miss Mary O'Farrell, Mr. W. J. Rea as Charles I., Mr. Milton Rosmer, and Mr. Algernon Blackwood, the author and playwright. ...
... Lady Benson, Mr. Arthur Machen, Sir Max Beerbohm, Mrs. Complon Mackenzie, Mr. Desmond MacCarthy, Lady Beerbohm, Mr. Algernon Blackwood and (nearest camera) Mr. Philip Sergeant Mr. Arthur Machen and Sir Max Beerbohm Mr. Colin Summerford and Mrs. Arthur ...
... Pamela Hansford Johnson, who throws a searchlight on the suburbs in her brilliant novel, The Philistines. TELEVISION. Algernon Blackwood For doing it again. fU/vWi ...
... Mrs. Muir Mackenzie also owns a cat called Gilderoy, and her two pets share the distinction of being chosen by Mr. Algernon Blackwood as the leading characters in his book, Dudley and Gilderoy MRS. MUIR MACKENZIE AND DUDLEY Bertram Parti PRINCESS KARAMJIT ...
... of a blind industrialist who could detect more with his ears than others Ihlt wU!l bfl the sight and hearing. RADIO. Algernon Blackwood (here seen facing the television 6 0 camera 44 whose five-minute 4 Strange Stories' have given more *1 yA pleasure and ...
... Starlight Express. ARE you wumbled? If so, go out and collect some star dust and forget about it. That is what Mr. Algernon Blackwood and Miss Violet Pearn say you ought to do, and if you will only believe it the thing is quite simple. De la Rochefoucauld ...
... Commonwealth, giving vivid glimpses of life in the raw in Rhodesia. The Garden of Survival. By Algernon Blackwood. (Macmillan.) 3s. 6d. A short story in Mr. Blackwood's familiar mystical manner. Mf.n of Devon, and Other Poems. By W. G. Hole. (Cecil Palmer and ...
... Commonwealth, giving vivid glimpses of life in the raw in Rhodesia. The Garden of Survival. By Algernon Blackwood. (Macmillan.) 3s. 6d. A short story in Mr. Blackwood's familiar mystical manner. Mf.n of Devon, and Other Poems. By W. G. Hole. (Cecil Palmer and ...
... Survival. By ALGERNON BLACKWOOD. 3s. 6d. net. The Yorkshire Observer. This is the crown of all previous work by Mr. Blackwood, and nothing so beautifully and delicately written has coine to us for many days. ICafma I A Re-Incarnaiion Play. By ALGERNON BLACKWOOD ...
... that there is no death. It is the real cause of the growth of spiritualism, which is much too materialistic for Mr. Algernon Blackwood, who in The Crossing at the. Comedy insists that no proof it needed for the belief. The problem is worked, out in ...