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... THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY— An All-Talking and Singing Version of the Thomas Hardy Classic, Under the Greenwood Tree. With Marguerite Allen, John Batten, Nigel Barrie. Screened at 6.45 and 8.50 p.m. (Saturday at 2, 4.25, 6.50 and 9.15 p.m.). ...
... sad It. R. The Intoxicated Ghost. By Ansa Barns. Colour in the Court ot Honour at the Yak. llluet. By KO AL CORTIMOZ. Thomas Hardy. Portrait. By H. W. The Autobiography of With Portrait, Swab Siddous. With Portrait By Geste. OW Portsmouth Profiles. ...
... ir_stalment of Rose of the World,' by Agnes and Egerton Castle, and The King's Revoke, by Mra Margaret L. Woods. Mr Thomas Hardy contributes a narrative poem entitled The Noble Lady's Tale. The Art of Conversation is a lecture delivered by the ...
... A MOCK FUNERAL, Mr. Eden Philpotts, who has been described as the Thomas Hardy at the Dartmoor Country, has some fine scenes in his new book, The Whirlwind. Here is one curious account of $ mock funeral: The manner of it was this. Suppose a and woman ...
... THE EVE OF WATERLOO. Mr. Thomas Hardy a poet is at war with everything that destroys beauty and life, and a good example of his outlook is the following, from the third volume of the Napoleonic drama The Dynasts (Macmillan). Dealing with the eve of ...
... Suteliffe's story, On Windy Hill. Sir Clements Markham, K.C.8., F.R.S., writes on Objects of Polar Discovery, and Mr Thomas Hardy contributes Memories of Church Restoration. an address read before the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings ...
... THOMAS HARDY'S PHILOSOPHY. In a passage in the preface The Works of Thomas Hardy, Wessex Edition (Macmillan), the author deals with a fry- quent criticism passed upon the general tune of his philosophy. In the folio a lug characteristic words he makes ...
... From the novel by A. E. W. MASON, in S Reels. NEXT WEEK.—Mon., Tues., wed: TM Mayer of Casterbridge, from the novel by Thomas Hardy. Also Reda King er Tyranny et Hate. Thurs., Fri., Sat.—Lionel Barry more .in TM Grit Adventure. Also 11. rlwn Rawlinson ...
... island of lona, which he visited last summer. 2.35 Writers’ Houses. John Arlott explores the landscape of Dorset where Thomas Hardy lived and worked. 2.50 Noticeboard. Rob Curling and Marian Foster with Radio, TV and Daytime Club news. 3.00 News; Weather; ...
... t , i.l is about up to ita usual standard. It, leads off with a somewhat fanciful piece-- The Souls of the Slain —by Thomas Hardy. An interesting article on Mistake in War. by Lieutenant-Colonel F. N. Ilaude. ILE.. gives a thrilling account of the ...
... could do to stick to my sketch, and not give myself up entirely to listening to his interesting and amusing stories. Mr. Thomas Hardy was not talkative as a sitter, but he was pleasant. In appearance be did not present the idea of the typical literary man; ...
... , and since has lived privately with his eldest daughter, in Waihi. Tux newspaper Stockholms Tidningen ' says that Mr Thomas Hardy and Mr John °airworthy are regarded as the most likely candidates for the Nobel Prize for Literature. The last Englishman ...