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... THE DYNASTS, AN EPIC DRAMA BY THOMAS HARDY, AT THE KING SWAY THEATRE. Napoleon (Mr. Sydney Valentine). The Boatman (Mr. Rutland Barrington) singing We knew not what the day had done for us at Trafalgar, after the victorious return of Nelson's fleet ...
... Dorsetshire girl who, in his lifetime, was said by Thomas Hardy to be his ideal Tess, is playing the great tragic role in the revival of Tess of the D'Urbervilles at the Duke of York's Theatre. Previously unknown to the professional stage, Gertrude ugler ...
... language, followed by their translations into English. Among the names of authors and translators are such as Henry James, Thomas Hardy, Anatole France, H. G. Wells, Pierre Loti, Edmund Gosse, Eugene Brieux, W. Pett Ridge, and Rudyard Kipling, and the themes ...
... left IN TESS'S CO UNTR T: An angler on the Dorset Frome near W 0 0 1, by the Manor House famed for its con nection with Thomas Hardy. The Frome, which flows down through the heart of Dorset into Poole Har- b our, 0 ff ers a variety of good fishing, and ...
... MICHAEL. By George MacDonald. xv. OFF THE SKELLIGS. By J ean Ingelow. XVI. THE RETURN OF THE NATIVE. By Thomas Hardy. xvii. A PAIR OF BLUE EYES. By Thomas Hardy. -XVIII. GENTLE AND SIMPLE. By Margaret Agnes Paul. xix. CASTLE BLAIR. By Flora L. Shaw. xx. HERMANN ...
... Nelson's shoe buckles were pre sented to Air. H. Russell, tho architect, of 22 Palaco New-road, Westminster, in 1839 by Sir Thomas Hardy, who assured Air. Russell in presenting them to him that they were the identical pair Nelson wore when he received his ...
... literary page Our 1893 Bookshelf A Rupert Croft-Cooke will review books published by such rising authors, for example, as Thomas Hardy, Robert Louis Stevenson f A double-page of joke cartoons typical of the humour of the 'nineties. In our Sporting Background ...
... amus ing to notice the claim to Mr. Esmond's pretty title put in by rivals who apparently forgot the previous use of it by Thomas Hardy, and the invention of it by a certain William Shakespeare. No wonder Mr. Esmond stuck to it, lor it exactly nts his romantic ...
... to offer you my cordial congratulations on the lor little save news and pictures of the war. It contains a poem hy Mr. Thomas Hardy, a splendid success of The Sphere s first number. The illustrations reach the highest point, that, story by Mr. H. W. Hornung ...
... Baker. The Comedy Theatre reopens on Saturday evening with Tess, Mr. Kennedy's adaptation from the famous story of Mr. Thomas Hardy. Some alterations have been made in the version in order to increase its effectiveness, anil Mrs. Lewis Waller, who plays ...
... O'Connor and Durston at a Charity Cricket Match, Horses racing on page 10, by Sport and General, 2-3, Gough-sq., E.C. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the Sea- ball Game, by Central News; Training Mules, Miss D. Leon's Marriage, Australian Cricketers at the Avon Valley ...
... SIR J. M. BAR R IE UNVEILS A BRONZE STATUE OF THOMAS HARDY, BY ERIC KENNINGTON, AT DORCHESTER. At Casterbridge the other day Sir J. M. Barrie unveiled the statue by Mr. Eric Kennington of the late Thomas Hardy. This memorial has been subscribed for by admirers ...