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... from St Andrews. 6.oo—Film: The Private Life Of Henry VIIL. Charles Laughton's Oscar-winning Henry, from the execution of Anne Boleyn and marriage (on the same day) to Jane Seymour, to old age. (1933, b/'w) 7.3o—Betty Boop. 7.3s—Conference Day. B.oo—Natural ...
... County Court, George Akerman Hooton, a builder, Southend, brought action against Mr F. F. Ramuz, J.P., proprietor of the Anne Boleyn Hotel, Sonthend, to recover £50 for damage to horse caused by falling through cellar-flap. During tire bearing of the case ...
... are powerfully portrayed, and there Avonderful realism in every section [of the film. The spectacle at the Coronation of Anne Boleyn is specially impressive. The film takes forty minutes pass through the machine, and it will be shown six times daily all ...
... YOU WRITE LOVE LETTER? Henry VIII. to Anne Boleyn. Among the collections of old love letters tliere is none which has elicited more interest. 1 and curiosity than that of Henry 111. to his second queen, Anne Boleyn. These letters are supposed to have been ...
... on Monday night, the winners being : Mr and Mrs Taylor (bride and bridegroom), Miss Main (Minnie Mouse), Miss D. Taylor (Anne Boleyn), Mrs Mowatt (Rock 'n' Roll) and Mr C. Moig (Modern Miss), A treacle scone eating contest was won by Miss F. Mackie, and ...
... SECRETS reveaud USUERS 'it t. ::::.i 5' 111 •sfei rTia«/S Ik /A, _ _- W, WHY ANNE 80LEYN LOST HER HEAD King Henry stared with wrathful mien As from the hands of Anne Boleyn The USHER'S feil-his last! Pardon ! she cried, I lost head. Your grammar's ...
... by Jean Matthews, Countess of Salisbury by Margaret Wallace, and her daughter, Princess of Wales, by Elizabeth Wallace; Anne Boleyn Elizabeth Kirkcaldy. Other parts were by Sheila Innes, Rena M'Farlane, Elizabeth Hammond, Madge Skelton, Mary Wyatt, Mamie ...
... played a big pun at Cormoitionr. After the crow Mug of Henry VIII., ehoristerr of l'ar d played on viola and ming. Wlw•n Anne Boleyn came from Ureenwielt to Westminster on her Coronation day there ea, much music in the water proeerrion of the Lord Mayor ...
... the River Tap is 118 miles in length. 2 —Greenwich is in the county of Kent. 3 —Queen Elizabeth irax the daugh' ter of Anne Boleyn, Henry Vlll.'s second wife. 4 —Aecdrding to the census returns in 1921 the population of Dun. dee i» 168,315. s—On5 —On ...
... and an Eng/ish girl, brought in the French Court, »vho ' to English beauty added the lively jharms of foreign manner,' Anne Boleyn . . . was living in seclusion with her xather at Hever, a ride awav. Here Henry, who ' for one whole year had been struck ...
... had become an accepted form of celebration. One such display was staged on the Thames for the marriage of Henry VIII to Anne Boleyn, when to the delight of many thousands of Londoners a barge conveying them down the river had mounted on its prow a great ...
... one of wide variety and outstanding interest. Premier place is given to a magnificent reproduction the historical drama, Anne Boleyn, written and edited by Max Pemberton. This story of the reign of King Henry VIII. is irresistibly fascinating, and it was ...