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... which can still claim to be one of the most gripping and expertly executed robberies on film. The Pickwick Papers (Channel 4,3.05 p.m., 1952) — Classic version of Charles Dickens’ comic novel with James Hayter in the title role — continues a season of ...
... legend when he interrupts a robbery to dally with a local woman in From Noon Till Three (Scottish, 11.30 p.m.). But after someone else is mistaken for him, and shot, he finds he cannot live up to his reputation. With Charles Bronson. A fairground worker ...
... collection of, Attic vases tho'oest period.” But for some -trouble and sorrow should never know half the good there is about Charles Dickens, * ' Let every dawn o! morning be you as the beginning of life, and every setting sun be to you as its close. Runkin. ...
... u%i THIS IS A CALEDONIAN CINeMA To-day—“ NO HIBHWAY, choking at 2.35. 5.43. a.'Sl. In hit first dramatic comedy rah at Charles Dickens’ co>*t«rrli»s KATHLEEN HARRISON £££. JACK WARNER ((•wntsy «f ]. Anim Rank Bhowinff at J. 25, 6.15. 9.10 p.m. Also Eddie ...
... which sportsmen will very readily appreciate. Dickens and Pickwick—A Curious Incident. —An interesting and amusing incident occurred in the Queen’s Bench Division. Mr H. Dickens, a son of Charles Dickens, the novelist, appeared for the defendant in an ...
... SIR THEODORE MARTIN IN ST ANDREWS. The late Charles Dickens had a horror of to-morrow. It always projected itself into his to-day, insomuch that its constant presence was always detestable. On account of it he neither enjoyed the present nor took much ...
... system of the King of the French tends greatly to excite emulation among tbe artists, and is worthy of being followed Mr Charles Dickens had a letter in the Daily News, a few days since, on Ragged Schools'' in London, academies opened benevolent persons for ...
... The Chart Show 12.30 NB 1.00 News 1.05 Scotland Today 1.10 Saint & Greavsie 1.55 Film: A Christmas Carol The classic Charles Dickens Christmas story about the miser Scrooge, who dismissed the season of goodwill as humbug 3.45 Snow White Christmas Special ...
... with the Duke of Devonshire. The Literary Guild.—The Literature and Art Guild originated by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, Charles Dickens, and otli»r eminent persons, makes but slow progress. The first performance in Hanover Square was postponed because not ...
... and familiarly called a busk), and wrestle as it were with her garments until they fell into a systematic arrange ment.— Dickens. Singularity in the French Dynasty It is a remarkable fact in the history France, that since the time of Loui* AIV., who succeeded ...
... legend when he interrupts a robbery to dally with a local woman in From Noon Till Three (Scottish, 11.30 p.m.). But after someone else is mistaken for him, and shot, he finds he cannot live up to his reputation. With Charles Bronson. A fairground worker ...
... Edinburgh, held on Tuesclay last, it was agreed, the motion of the Lord Provost, to present the freedom of that city to Charles Dickens, Esq.; and it was also agreed, the motion of Mr Black, to present the freedom of the city to Mr William Gibson-Craig. ...