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... 9.4o—Weather and News. . 10. o—Time Signal. Our Bill—3, Frederick H. Grisewood. 10.15—Extracts from a letter written by Anne Boleyn to Henry VIII., read Sawyer. 10.20—Gramophone records of dance music. 10.30—Close down. ABERDEEN—I2BS kc., 233.5 m. As Scottish ...
... which finally consum mated it seems a strange contrast to th ...
... be kept up, as a better and more attractive programme could scarcely be provided. Anne Boleyn at the Theatre Royal.â Last night the historical drama of Anne Boleyn was produced at the Theatre Royal for the first time. Notwithstanding the inducements ...
... orange red Iceland Poppy, very showy 3 6 Pinks—Her Majesty, grand sweet scented _ White 5 Double Rose, free blooming 5 Anne Boleyn, White, plum centre 3 6 Primrose many colours in bloom 3 Carriage Paid on 20/- Value. Under 20/- add for first 5/• and Id ...
... understood that Wm. Waldorf Astor has purchased the historical castle at Hever, near Sevenoaks, said to the birthplace of Anne Boleyn, for ...
... ' r many who had heard for the \ about Anne Boleyn visited the ,u r execution and the little church victims of the axe lie buried. lN J ers in Charing Cross Road have life demand for any book dealing with Anne. money. at the Royal Mint can explain . ...
... made, and whose lyttel necke would give the headsman so little trouble to sever. These are almost certainly those of Anne Boleyn. Not far off the diggers came upon the remains ot what must have been a man of more than ordinary stature ana on comparing ...
... SCALA. TODAY (SATURDAY), SILAS MARNER, A Fine Adaptation the Famous Novel by GEORGE ELIOT. MONDAY, MARCH 30th, FOR 3 DAYS, ANNE BOLEYN, J A Beautiful Tale Old England in the Days -j of King Henrj' VIII. There is only ONE British Army Film approved and ...
... had induced her to set this thing in motion. Anne Boleyn scene next, cried a call-boy, dash'ing up. Getting near you, my lady. I'm busy, she said. Tell Mr Wing to send my understudy on. Anne Boleyn. A pageant. When all that mattered to her was ...
... a site, and the building will be proceeded with in the course of the ensuing spring. Sir Thomas Wyatt and Anne Boleyn.—One day, while Anne Boleyn was busy at her embroidery frame, and Wyatt was hovering near her, he snatched from her a jewelled tablet ...
... the first owner, originally being built in the reign of Henry 111., and w-as afterwards sold to Sir Geoffrey Boleyn, the ancestor of Anne Boleyn. Scots Hostesses' London Dances. The Princo of Wales has promised attend tho League of Mercy Ball which the ...
... lawn. There were cheers for everyone; and bouquets for the bride and the lady with the rose and the poor little lady and Anne Boleyn. Philip, standing in front of his company, made a short speech. He thanked them for their wonderful work, he thanked the ...