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... special presentation of Roman Polanski’s film TESS (A), a very important film based on the novel TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES by Thomas Hardy ...
... Wednesday Special presentation of Roman Polanski’s film A very important film based on the novel Tess of the D’Urberville’s by Thomas Hardy One performance a night at 7 pm — Queen 10 pm (A) Coming Sunday, October 11: Friday the 13th, part two October 19, Monday ...
... g dgestiny. Tess of the D'Urbevilles was first pubished in 1891 and like Thomas Hardy's other works, is set in his beloved Wessex country. Few novelists have succeeded, as Hardy has done, in popularising the countryside simply by means of his vivid w ...
... and Browning. After Browning he turned to Alfred Tennyson, speaking of him as a typical Victorian gentleman. Then on to Thomas Hardy whose works he commended to his audience, and finally Rupert Brook. That Mr. Suffolk had interested was proved by the variety ...
... Marshal! conducted the musical part of the programme. The speakers included the Rev. Henry Hall, of Hebden Bridge, and Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester. In the evening, Miss Eva Clarkson was crowned flower queen. CONSERVATIVES' OUTING.—Over 800 Conservatives ...
... who makes the news is questioned by the people who write it. 12.30 ALLGOD’'S CREATURES. 12.45 THE POETRY OF LANDSCAPE. “Thomas Hardy and Dorset”. 1.00 CHOPPER SQUAD. 1.55 OUT OF TOWN. With Jack Hargreaves. 2.20 HISTORY OF THE MOTOR CAR. 12.00 FACE THE ...
... which icomes to the Olympia on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The story begins in Texag just prior to the Civil War. Thomas Dunson, a hardy pioneer, dreams of building the first catile empire in the South-west. Years later, Dunson and his adopted son, Matthew ...
... H—Modern English Literature (1914) 8204. Ward. A. C.—Twentieth-Century Literature (1928) 8204. Williams. R, Wessex.—Novels of Thomas Hardy (1924) 820.4. Wyatt, A. J.—Tutorial History of English Literature (1909) 820.4. Hudson. W. H.—lntroduction to the Study ...
... Hippodrome “JUDGE HARDY'S CHILDREN Lewis Stone, Mickey Rooney, Cecilia Parker and Fay Hoiden again unite as the infiestkm family for the third of Metro- Goldyn-Mayer's *“Judge Ha'dy I-‘amril'r 34 series. This one is “ Judge Hardy's Children,” a sequel ...
... these two nflu-e—‘nd they are many—could be improved. Hardy Johnson has the part of Sir Thomas Seymour, the not very likeable lover of Katherine. He interprets the part of a Tudor rake very mucn as ohe would imagine he would interpret the part of Romeo ...
... Correspondence HOUSING : A REPLY TO COUN. HARDY (To the Editor) Sir,—ln your issue of the 2llst December you gave a report of the joint annual dinner of the Todmorden and District Building Trades Employers’ Association and the Todmorden and District ...
... Local Wills MR. THOMAS ASHTON Mr. Thomas Ashton, of Stocks Hall, Mytholmroyd, of Messrs. Jos. Ashton and Sons Ltd., yarn merchants, a former Chairman of Mytholmroyd District Council, and a former Chairman of the Todmorden Board of Guardians, who died ...