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... theatre royal. Tele. No. 3238. fVERY EVENING at 7.45. ATIN£E SATURDAY 2.30. “TESS OF THE D’UBBERVILLES” v By THOMAS HARDY. O.M. Direct from the Garrick Theatre. BOX OFFICE OPEN 10 till 10. KiNOS, SOLITHSEA. ONCE NIGHTLY at 8. MATINEE WEDNESDAY 2.30. SEYMOUK ...
... Chambers’s gOURNAI FOR JANUARY BEGINS THE NEW VOLUME AND CONTAINS A NKW POEM THOMAS HARDY and reprint of his first published work HOW I BUILT MYSELF A HOUSE which appeared sixty years ago in Chambers s Journal Also the Opening Chapters of A GREAT NEW ...
... SUNDAY, MAY 18th, 8.00 p.m. ‘THE YETTIES’ THE MUSICAL HERITAGE OF THOMAS HARDY £4OO ; £3.50 — Chil/OAP £3.00 \TURDA\ xi ...
... PALLADIUM, Lake Road. TO-DAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY. “The Mayor of Casterbridge.” From the Novel by THOMAS HARDY, O.M. Featuring FRED GROVES, PAULINE PETERS, and MAVIS CLARE. ALSO ROUND 6 OF OUR GREAT SPORTING SERIES, “THE LEATHERPUSHERS.” MATINEES 2.30. PEOPLE'S ...
... THEATRE ROYAL. Tele. No. 3228. EVERY EVENING «t 7,45. MATINEE SATURDAY *t 2.30. “TESS OF THE D’URBERVILLES.” B» THOMAS HARDY. O.M. Direct from the Gtrrick Theatre. BOX OFFICE OPEN 10 till 10. KINGS, SOUTHSEA. ONCE NIGHTLY at 8, SEYMOUR HICKS AND ELLALINE ...
... theatre royal. Tele. No. 3228. EVERY EVENING 7.45. MATINEE SATURDAY 2.30. “TESS OF THE nURBERVILLES” V THOMAS HARDY. O.M. Direct from the Garrick Theatre. BOX OFFICE OPEN 10 till Ilf. KINGS, SOOTHSEA. ONCE NIGHTLY at 8. TINEE TO-MORROW at 2.30. SEYMOUR ...
... 151 YEARS OF THOMAS HARDY! Saturday. January 24th, 8 p.m. Frascati String Quartet with Scan Stryet (narrator): A TRIBUTE TO THOMAS HARDY in words and music: 'Echoes of fllclistock% Friday. February let, 8 p.m. AN EVENING with THOMAS ...
... A COMPLETE STORY BY THOMAS HARDY, i'ar from the Madding Crowd,” The Woodleoder*,” Life's Little Ironies,” “Tess,” “A Laodicean,” “The BeloTod.” Ac. “They are engaged to be married, I hear,” said the friend. Who—Maumbry and Lanin? Neverso soon?” The person ...
... the Prince will lunch with Mr. Thomas Hardy, the famous novelist, and Mrs. Hardy at Max Gate. Mr. Thomas Hardy was born within the Prince’s manor of Fordington, and Max Gate, where now t«a/ia=- also within the same jnanor. ...
... SIR FREDERICK TREVES. King Represented and Mr. Thomas Hardy Present at the Funeral. The ashes of the hie Sir Frederick Treves were interred at Dorchester, his native place, on Wednesday. Lord Dawson of Penn represented the King at the funeral, and Lord ...
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... partteular, the conception ol a Chair of Literature. 10 be Sounded in of Thomas Hardy, the creator of as we know it, to It• to he part icularlY felicstou•, and to give to the general scheme a mote than local, even e more than natiooal Thyme:boot the world of ...